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'Such A Time As This' has understandably become a popular phrase - referring most appropriately to the days both Jesus and the prophet Daniel declared would be the most dramatic times prior to the conclusion of this Age. An army of watchmen - awake, aware and attentive to the purposes of heaven - is being called to both proclaim the hope and also warn the world of the times in which we are living.
We begin a study of critical chapters revealed to Ezekiel during the Babylonian Captivity - that take us into revelations revealed to the world at the dramatic conclusion of this Age. They are written for the saints to equip us - right now - for ministry success in these shaking days.
THE LATTER DAYS: This third session addressing Replacement Theology looks to the days of the return of Messiah Jesus - when both His Jewish people, and the rest of the world, will finally understand the 'whys' of what has happened on earth in the way of the Lord dealing with His covenant people by way of His faithfulness as well as His correction. God is faithful. The Church plays a key role in this theodrama. We spend some solid time in coordinated portions of Zechariah and Ezekiel.
A teaching contrary to the full context of the plan of God, infiltrating the Church to undermine the commitment of God to the currently wayward but still loved covenant people of Israel, sets a stage for failure, correction, and even judgment as the plan of God plays out in these current and upcoming days.
Intro to new study: Timing is both natural and supernatural, framing the order of events in us, for us, and through us - that the people of God might be most effective and successful in the purposes of heaven, particularly in these days and times.
The conclusion of this age is powerful, glorious, redemptive, challenging and befitting a King born in a manger, ministering and then slaughtered as the Lamb of God, soon returning in power as the Lion of God to vindicate and rescue His people. The anointed saints on earth participate in the final salvation call to whosoever will respond.
Looking into Luke's account of the first Advent, we would do well to anticipate and press into the supernaturalness of God in the days prior to the second Advent. Lift up your heads O you gates and the King of glory will come in - Psalm 24:9
An arch-angel interrupts a godly man’s prayer to
reveal the plan of God for the future of mankind on earth,
from that time on - including right now and forward.
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