The Number 70 Israel as the way to God and the salvation of the nations on earth Why the number 70? The Hebrew alphabet is a cosmic language and has 22 letters, each with...
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Kavod – The Glory of God
The “Glory of God” means the “Weight of God”. The Hebrew word Kavod which is translated as “Glory” means Weight. As we eat Christ and grow into Christ we also become heavy. This weight...
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Protected: Hebrews
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The Judgment Seat of Christ
The Bible has much to say on Judgment and we need to study and also live with it under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Getting overly dogmatic is not a good idea, but...
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Righteousness and the Kingdom of God
17 for the kingdom of God is not eating and drinking, but Righteousness And Peace And Joy in the Holy Spirit. 18 For he who serves Christ in these things is acceptable to God and approved...
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Kingdom of God – Lexham Dictionary
Kingdom of God (also “kingdom of the Lord,” “kingdom of heaven”). Refers primarily to God’s kingly power exercised over creation and people. Kingdom of God in the Old Testament and Jewish Thought In the...
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The Kingdom of God Overview
Introduction Paul preached Christ Christ preached the Kingdom of God Christ also revealed the Father Other than “the Father”, “The Kingdom of God” is the central theme in the teachings and proclamation of Jesus....
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The Kingdom Present with Power
And He said to them, “Assuredly, I say to you that there are some standing here who will not taste death till they see the kingdom of God present with power.” ” (Mark 9:1,...
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The Kingdom of God
Introduction The word “Kingdom”, referring to the Kingdom of God occurs 129 times in the New Testament, 59 times in Matthew. Questions: Is the church the Kingdom of God? Does the church create the...
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The Kingdom is within us and without, we must succeed in both
In the Old Testament, the people were essentially “unsaved”, unregenerate (not “born again”), and saw God as outside and around them. The Law of Moses was given to unregenerate people with elaborate ritual and...
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