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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake Pastor Flemons read this passage from the Path to the Throne of God: “A seal imparts authority and validity to a document. It contains the name of the ruling power and the territory over which he rules. In the very heart of the law of God, in the Sabbath commandment, is …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake Pastor Flemons began by quoting Early Writings p. 33 as saying, “The Sabbath was set apart to be kept in honor of God’s holy name.” As name represents character according to Exodus 33:18 and Ex. 34:6,7, Pastor Flemons reminded us that the Sabbath was set apart in honor of God’s character. …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake Pastor Flemons discussed Psalm 103:14. This verse reveals to us that God, in His magnanimous mercy, considers our frame and dust. Our frame, says Pastor Flemons, is how we are made up. This includes our physical, emotional, social, and genetic framework. Some have stronger constitutions than others. Some possess more emotional …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake Pastor Flemons continued discussing Revelation 17, beginning with verse 9 through the end of the chapter. He focused on the seven heads or seven mountains and explained dual applications of prophetic scriptural texts. In Revelation 12, he says, the dragon clearly represents Satan in the primary sense. But also, it represents …
Worship: For Heaven’s Sake Pastor Flemons continued discussing Revelation 17, beginning with verse 4. He reminded listeners that a church in the Bible is represented as a woman. The woman or church is described as chaste and pure or as a whore. Obviously, the whorish woman commits fornication with those to whom she is not …
Worship: For Heaven’s Sake Pastor Flemons discussed what he called “the beginnings of” Revelation 17 in light of the judgment of the great whore. The great whore represents a church that spiritually sleeps with the devil, as opposed to the pure or chaste church that is faithful. Pastor Flemons showed from Scripture how the whore …
Worship: For Heaven’s Sake Pastor Flemons discussed the mark of the beast from the mouth of the beast. The quotes are printed below. But first he introduced the study with Revelation 13:11-18. The passage begins with a description of the United States in prophecy, as the two-horned lamblike beast that spake as a dragon. The …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake You may (and should) worship God every day, morning and evening with your family, says Pastor Flemons. But worship on any day other than the Sabbath can never replace worship during the sacred hours of the Sabbath. The seventh day of the week was set apart during creation week by God …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake The Sabbath should be honored, says Pastor Flemons. He read through the first twenty-two verses of Nehemiah 13, and offered commentary. He showed how from the passage we can draw principles of keeping the Sabbath from a business perspective. Unless there is a medical emergency, no buying and selling should be …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake To achieve a fuller and more personal effect of every one of the Ten Commandments, Pastor Flemons suggests beginning the recitation of each of the Ten Commandments with the preamble. Found in the first two verses of Exodus 20, it says this: “And God spake all these words, saying I am the …
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