12 SURPRISING Connections Between Old and New Testaments You MAY NOT Noticed Before | @shamounian

I need your attention now. In Jesus name, focus please. Guys, I swear you're going to get meat. And you'll be blown away if you focus. I promise you, you will. I promise you. Let's go to Luke 9:31. Luke 9:31. Watch this, guys. A lot of meat now if you're paying attention. I promise you. Who

appeared in glory and spoke of his decease which he was about to accomplish at Jerusalem. Now, guys. This is the Mount of transfiguration which we'll revisit in a minute. Okay now in Luke 9:31 Moses and Elijah appeared on the Mount of transfiguration and proclaimed to Jesus his decease which he was about to accomplish at Jerusalem. You got it? Now what you may not be

able to tell is that the word decease is the word Exodus. You don't even need to know Greek there you see it, it's exodon, the accusative of Exodus. Moses and Elijah announced to Jesus his Exodus which would begin at Jerusalem. His Exodus. So what did Moses and Elijah announce to Jesus? His Exodus.

Exodus. Beginning at Jerusalem. Now Jesus's Exodus is that he would leave the wilderness and enter where? Heavenly Canaan, Heavenly Jerusalem. Now here's what's beautiful. All Christians who die leave this world as their wilderness and enter Heavenly Jerusalem as the New Canaan. That's our Exodus and let me prove it to you. This word Exodus exodon is used by Peter

in 2 Peter 1:14-15. Peter announces to the Christians the Lord has announced to me my Exodus my departure so I won't be with you for much longer. That's 2 Peter 1:15. What is Peter referring to as his Exodus? His leaving his earthly body, his leaving this Earth to enter Heavenly Jerusalem. You know what that means now? We who are believers in the Lord Jesus Christ, we are