In this episode, David and Sam finish telling the story of George Keough, who is still a legend among Adventists in the Middle East for his incarnational ministry in the region for 33 years.

Source: https://fulfilleddesire.net/mission-150-episode-33-an-extraordinary-mission-innovator-part-ii/

4.5 Help From the Sanctuary

Read Psalm 3:5; 14:7; 20:2–4; 27:5; 36:9; 61:5; and 68:6.36. Where does help come from in these verses?

The verses emphasize the help and refuge that come from the sanctuary. Here are some thoughts on each verse:

1. Psalm 3:5:

   • The psalmist expresses confidence in God’s help, even during sleep. The sanctuary is a place where God’s protection is experienced.

2. Psalm 14:7:

   • Zion is presented as the source of help and redemption. Deliverance comes from God, who resides in the sanctuary.

3. Psalm 20:2–4:

   • This blessing invokes God’s help from the sanctuary. The request is heard from the sanctuary, and God responds.

4. Psalm 27:5:

   • The imagery of God as a refuge in the sanctuary is vividly portrayed. It is a place of safety and security.

5. Psalm 36:9:

   • The sanctuary is depicted as a source of living water and light. In God’s presence in the sanctuary, believers find true life and understanding.

6. Psalm 61:5:

   • The psalmist longs to find refuge in God’s sanctuary. The imagery of God’s wings symbolizes protection and care.

7. Psalm 68:6.36:

   • These verses emphasize that God in the sanctuary provides refuge and help for the needy, prisoners, and lonely.

In Hebrews 4:15–16, it is highlighted that we have a High Priest (Jesus Christ) who has been tempted like us but without sin. The reference to the throne of grace as a place of help and mercy aligns with the concept that help comes from the sanctuary. The sanctuary represents God’s grace through which we can experience deliverance and redemption.

Source: https://fulfilleddesire.net/lesson-4-the-lord-hears-and-delivers-4-5-help-from-the-sanctuary/