<TITLE>11. Par 82-90</TITLE>L-82 Listen. What a mourning there'll be when He stands there making Hisself known to them like Joseph did. Listen.
And in that day shall there be such great mourning in Jerusalem, as the mourning of... (I can't pronounce that name: H-a-d-a-d-r-i-m-o... )... Hadadrimmon in... Megiddon.
And in the land shall be mourning, every family apart; the family of the house of David apart, and their wives apart; and the family of the house of Nathan apart, and their families apart;
The... house of Levi... their wives and families apart; and... Simeon and theirs... apart;
And all the families that remain, every family... and their wives apart.
They'll be so ashamed of theirself when they stand there and see that that very One that they crucified in the night, standing there, their own precious Joseph. There'll be such mourning; they'll say, "Where did You get those scars?"
He said, "In the house of My friends." See what I mean? To make an end of sin, of unbelief. That's what He's coming for.

L-85 In this seventieth year of Daniel--seventieth week, rather, coming to make an end of sin, put it away. You understand now? What's the first? To finish the transgression, to make an end of sin. Number three: To make reconciliations for iniquity: you who's writing it down.
And I had about six other Scriptures there, but I just pass over it, because it's hot. We don't want to take too much time. I want to get as much of it as I can, but not hold you too long. All right.

L-86 To make reconciliations for iniquity. "Iniquity" is "doing wrong," as they did at the cross. He made reconciliations, but it will not be applied to them. It was not applied to them, why? Because they were blinded and could not see it. And why did they blind? You say, "Well, maybe today because I'm blind..." You're willfully blind. They were blind because God blinded them, but you're blind because you're willfully blind. There's no reconciliation for you. "If you believe not I am He," said Jesus, "you'll die in your sins." That's right.

L-87 Now, let's turn back to Zechariah again, the 13th chapter. Now, let's listen here. Make reconciliation... Now, where it's... I was looking for someone here to hear this, but maybe... The Lord will get it some way.
In that day there shall--in that day...
Dr. Scofield has here in his footnotes--or his paragraph headings, "The remnant--the repented remnant pointed to the cross." To make reconciliations for iniquity. "Iniquity" is "something that you've done wrong that you knowed better, that you ought not have done it." "If I conceive iniquity in my heart, God will not hear me."

L-90 Now, in Zechariah the 13th chapter, let's begin at the 1st--at the 1st verse:
In that day there shall be a fountain opened in the house of David and to the inhabitants of Jerusalem for sin and... uncleanliness.
There shall be a house open. Go ahead; we could just read it on down. I want you to mark that so you will read it. But now, I've got marked out here to start at the 6th verse and read through the 10th. All right, let's read now and see--read through the 9th, rather.
And one shall say to him that where--What are these wounds in thy hand? Then he shall answer, Those... which I have--was... (Let's see.)... answer, Those with which I was wounded in the house of my friend.
Awake, O sword, against the shepherd, and against the man that is my fellow, saith the LORD of host: smite the shepherd, and the sheep shall be scattered: and I will turn my hand upon the little ones.


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