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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake “The day of atonement, the typical day of Judgment, began exactly on time. . . . According to reliable information, the tenth day of the seventh month in 1844 fell on October 22. At that time the Investigative Judgment began in the heavenly sanctuary. Dan. 8:14. It will close when probation …
Worship: For Heaven’s Sake With His death, Jesus paid the ultimate price of sin to reconcile man to God, while Satan will pay the final consequence of sin with his. The blood that Jesus Christ shed on the cross cleanses from sin and paves the way for repentant man to be at eternal peace with …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake Judgment of professed Christians began October 22, 1844, at the end of the 2300-day prophecy of Daniel 8:14. “Jesus passed from the holy place of the heavenly sanctuary into ‘the holiest of all,’ Heb. 9:3–the most holy place, to begin the cleansing of the heavenly sanctuary.” He began with the cases …
Worship: For Heaven’s Sake The “entire plan of redemption” was symbolized in one year’s round of services in the earthly sanctuary. On the day of atonement, in which the sanctuary was cleansed, the high priest dressed in plain white linen garments and first made a sin offering to atone for himself and his house. “This …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake In connection with Israel’s day of atonement, the silver trumpets were blown ten days in advance. This represented ten years before the actual day of atonement: each day for a year, according to Number 14:34 and Ezekiel 4:6. Just so, the world was warned of the actual day of atonement. What …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake Silver trumpets, made of one solid piece, were used in Israel to call an assembly of the people. They were used to announce memorials or to sound an alarm. The trumpets were made of silver, because “silver was a symbol of redemption,” especially on the day of atonement. The trumpets were …
Worship: For Heaven’s Sake Pastor Flemons shared a few short thoughts on a requested song that has a biblical theme. The Scripture song based on Revelation 15:1-3, paints the scene of those victorious “over the beast, and over his image, and over his mark, and over the number of his name.” Standing on the “sea …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake “Without lowering or compromising one single standard of His Law, God can save sinners from the guttermost to the uttermost,” says Pastor Flemons. YES. “We can be lawkeepers though we were lawbreakers.” “In the temple in heaven, the dwelling place of God, His throne is established in righteousness and judgment. In …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake God always communes with you in a way that develops your character and prepares you for heaven, says Pastor Flemons. When you talk to God, you have God’s undivided attention, as though no one else exists. And No. Of course not. We cannot explain how that is. But it is true. …
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Worship: For Heaven’s Sake “The ark is called ‘the ark of the covenant,’ Num. 10:33; Heb. 9:4, because in it was placed the covenant, the ‘tables of stone’ that God gave to Moses. Ex. 25:16; 31:18. Christ is called ‘the Messenger of the covenant,’ Mal. 3:1, or ‘the Angel of the Covenant’ PP 252 because when He …