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"Behold, He is Coming!"
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The Outline:
Prologue (1:1-8)
I. “THE THINGS WHICH YOU HAVE SEEN”
II. “THE THINGS WHICH ARE”
III. “THE THINGS WHICH WILL TAKE PLACE”
Epilogue (22:6-21)
"Sit, Walk Stand"
The Outline:
OPENING (1:1-2)
I. DOCTRINAL (1-3)
A. Our POSITION in Christ (1:3-3:21)
“Seated”[i] (2:6)
II. PRACTRICAL (4-6)
B. Our LIFE in The World (4:1-6:9)
“Walk” (4:1)
C. Our ATTITUDE to The Enemy (6:10-20)
“Stand Firm” (6:11)
CLOSING (6:21-24)
[i] The Three Major Divisions used in these notes are adapted from the book: “Sit, Walk, Stand” by Watchman Nee; Christian Literature Crusade, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, 1973.
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APPENDIX: The Interval
“THEN AFTER THE SIXTY-TWO WEEKS”
– The incident to follow is not the termination of “the 62 weeks” but is to occur sometime “after”
– Definite Article: “The…” refers to that previous timeframe in v26 not a “restart”
– NOTE: Why 69 weeks total so far is even split up into “7 weeks and 62 weeks” is not explained, but MALACHI did complete the O.T. Canon of Scripture in 396BC, which is 49 years from the “decree” to rebuild Jerusalem
“THE MESSIAH WILL BE CUT OFF AND HAVE NOTHING”
– Completely denied access to His rightful earthly reign and inheritance of David’s throne
– His DEATH is strongly implied here; His disinheritance is definitely foretold
“THE PEOPLE OF THE PRINCE WHO IS TO COME”
– Another “prince” who is not the Messiah, (with a lower case “p”)
– There is only one such who would qualify: “the little horn” from the final “Ten-Horned Empire”
– It is the “people” who will do this next action, not “the prince”
– Therefore the “people” must be those of that Empire before this “prince” actually comes into power
“WILL DESTROY THE CITY AND THE SANCTUARY”
– Complete destruction of the very thing that was “decreed” to rebuild at the beginning of the “70 weeks”
– But the last “70th week” is yet to kick off
– Implied GAP between the 69th and 70th week at least long enough for these two events to take place: The Messiah rejected and killed, and the destruction of the city and sanctuary
ALTERNATIVES TO THE 7-YEAR PLACEMENT:
"A New Communication"
The Outline:
OPENING (1:1-2)
I. DOCTRINAL (1-3)
A. Our POSITION in Christ (1:3-3:21)
“Seated”[i] (2:6)
II. PRACTRICAL (4-6)
B. Our LIFE in The World (4:1-6:9)
“Walk” (4:1)
C. Our ATTITUDE to The Enemy (6:10-20)
“Stand Firm” (6:11)
CLOSING (6:21-24)
[i] The Three Major Divisions used in these notes are adapted from the book: “Sit, Walk, Stand” by Watchman Nee; Christian Literature Crusade, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, 1973.
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C. Our ATTITUDE to The Enemy (6:10-20)
1. THE POWER(6:10)
2. THE POSITION(6:11-12)
3. THE PROTECTION (6:13-17)
4. THE PETITION(6:18-20)
a. Its Scope(6:18)
b. Its Object(6:19-20)
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CLOSING (6:21-24)
1. The Courier (6:21-22)
2. The Benediction (6:23-24)
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APPENDIX: Prayer Requests made by Paul
Romans 15:30-32
2Corinthians 1:10-11
Ephesians 6:18-20
Colossians 4:2-4
1Thessalonians 5:25 [No content suggested]
2Thessalonians 3:1-2
1Timothy 2:1-4
Philemon 22
[Hebrews 13:18-19]
"A New Victory"
The Outline:
OPENING (1:1-2)
I. DOCTRINAL (1-3)
A. Our POSITION in Christ (1:3-3:21)
“Seated”[i] (2:6)
II. PRACTRICAL (4-6)
B. Our LIFE in The World (4:1-6:9)
“Walk” (4:1)
C. Our ATTITUDE to The Enemy (6:10-20)
“Stand Firm” (6:11)
CLOSING (6:21-24)
[i] The Three Major Divisions used in these notes are adapted from the book: “Sit, Walk, Stand” by Watchman Nee; Christian Literature Crusade, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, 1973.
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C. Our ATTITUDE to The Enemy (6:10-20)
1. THE POWER(6:10)
a. Connected: The Lord(6:10a)
b. Calibrated: His Might(6:10b)
2. THE POSITION(6:11-12)
a. The Strategies from The Enemy(6:11)
b. The Opponents from Another Realm(6:12)
3. THE PROTECTION (6:13-17)
THE FULL ARMOR OF GOD: (6:13)
a. Belt of Truth(6:14a)
b. Breastplate of Righteousness(6:14b)
c. Shoes of The Gospel of Peace(6:15)
d. Shield of Faith(6:16)
e. Helmet of Salvation(6:17a)
f. Sword of The Spirit: The Word of God (6:17b)
4. THE PETITION(6:18-20)
"A New Workplace"
The Outline:
OPENING (1:1-2)
I. DOCTRINAL (1-3)
A. Our POSITION in Christ (1:3-3:21)
“Seated”[i] (2:6)
II. PRACTRICAL (4-6)
B. Our LIFE in The World (4:1-6:9)
“Walk” (4:1)
C. Our ATTITUDE to The Enemy (6:10-20)
“Stand Firm” (6:11)
CLOSING (6:21-24)
[i] The Three Major Divisions used in these notes are adapted from the book: “Sit, Walk, Stand” by Watchman Nee; Christian Literature Crusade, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, 1973.
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B. Our LIFE in The World (4:1-6:9)
“Walk” (4:1)
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4. THE WISE WALK(5:15-6:9)
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a. Be Careful how You Walk (5:15-17)
b. Be Filled with The Spirit (5:18-6:9)
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Wives & Husbands (5:22-33)
Children & Parents (6:1-4)
Slaves & Masters (6:5-9)
The Employees’ Role
The Employers’ Role
"A New Family"
The Outline:
OPENING (1:1-2)
I. DOCTRINAL (1-3)
A. Our POSITION in Christ (1:3-3:21)
“Seated”[i] (2:6)
II. PRACTRICAL (4-6)
B. Our LIFE in The World (4:1-6:9)
“Walk” (4:1)
C. Our ATTITUDE to The Enemy (6:10-20)
“Stand Firm” (6:11)
CLOSING (6:21-24)
[i] The Three Major Divisions used in these notes are adapted from the book: “Sit, Walk, Stand” by Watchman Nee; Christian Literature Crusade, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, 1973.
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B. Our LIFE in The World (4:1-6:9)
“Walk” (4:1)
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4. THE WISE WALK(5:15-6:9)
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a. Be Careful how You Walk (5:15-17)
b. Be Filled with The Spirit (5:18-6:9)
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Wives & Husbands (5:22-33)
Children & Parents (6:1-4)
The Children’s Role
The Fathers’ Role
Slaves & Masters (6:5-9)
"A New Marriage"
The Outline:
OPENING (1:1-2)
I. DOCTRINAL (1-3)
A. Our POSITION in Christ (1:3-3:21)
“Seated”[i] (2:6)
II. PRACTRICAL (4-6)
B. Our LIFE in The World (4:1-6:9)
“Walk” (4:1)
C. Our ATTITUDE to The Enemy (6:10-20)
“Stand Firm” (6:11)
CLOSING (6:21-24)
[i] The Three Major Divisions used in these notes are adapted from the book: “Sit, Walk, Stand” by Watchman Nee; Christian Literature Crusade, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, 1973.
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B. Our LIFE in The World (4:1-6:9)
“Walk” (4:1)
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4. THE WISE WALK(5:15-6:9)
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a. Be Careful how You Walk (5:15-17)
b. Be Filled with The Spirit (5:18-6:9)
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Wives & Husbands (5:22-33)
The Feminine Role
Children & Parents (6:1-4)
Slaves & Masters (6:5-9)
"A New Atitude"
The Outline:
OPENING (1:1-2)
I. DOCTRINAL (1-3)
A. Our POSITION in Christ (1:3-3:21)
“Seated”[i] (2:6)
II. PRACTRICAL (4-6)
B. Our LIFE in The World (4:1-6:9)
“Walk” (4:1)
C. Our ATTITUDE to The Enemy (6:10-20)
“Stand Firm” (6:11)
CLOSING (6:21-24)
[i] The Three Major Divisions used in these notes are adapted from the book: “Sit, Walk, Stand” by Watchman Nee; Christian Literature Crusade, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, 1973.
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B. Our LIFE in The World (4:1-6:9)
“Walk” (4:1)
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4. THE WISE WALK(5:15-6:9)
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a. Be Careful how You Walk (5:15-17)
b. Be Filled with The Spirit (5:18-6:9)
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APPENDIX: A Study in Parallel Passages
Ephesians 5:18-6:9 Colossians 3:16-4:1
“Be filled with the Spirit” “Let the Word richly dwell”
(5:18-19) • Speaking and Singing (3:16)
(5:20) • Thanksgiving (3:17)
(5:21-6:9) • Submitting (3:18-4:1)
(5:22-33) Wives & Husbands (3:18-19)
(6:1-4) Children & Parents (3:20-21)
(6:5-9) Slaves & Masters (3:22-4:1)
Note: In Algebra if A = B and C = B; Then A = C;
Or: If two things are equal to the same thing, they are equal to each other
In Hermeneutics if different headings or commands both result in exactly the same things or motivate toward the same outcomes, then those headings or commands are most likely synonymous with each other
So then: “Being filled with the Spirit” is the equivalent to “Letting the Word richly dwell” in us; The one cannot happen properly unless it is also accompanied by the other
"A New Control"
The Outline:
OPENING (1:1-2)
I. DOCTRINAL (1-3)
A. Our POSITION in Christ (1:3-3:21)
“Seated”[i] (2:6)
II. PRACTRICAL (4-6)
B. Our LIFE in The World (4:1-6:9)
“Walk” (4:1)
C. Our ATTITUDE to The Enemy (6:10-20)
“Stand Firm” (6:11)
CLOSING (6:21-24)
[i] The Three Major Divisions used in these notes are adapted from the book: “Sit, Walk, Stand” by Watchman Nee; Christian Literature Crusade, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, 1973.
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B. Our LIFE in The World (4:1-6:9)
“Walk” (4:1)
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4. THE WISE WALK(5:15-6:9)
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a. Be Careful how You Walk (5:15-17)
b. Be Filled with The Spirit (5:18-6:9)
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APPENDIX: The Will of God
“So then do not be foolish, but understand what the will of the Lord is.”
Ephesians 5:17
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APPENDIX: A Study in Parallel Passages
Ephesians 5:18-6:9 Colossians 3:16-4:1
“Be filled with the Spirit” “Let the Word richly dwell”
(5:18-19) • Speaking and Singing (3:16)
(5:20) • Thanksgiving (3:17)
(5:21-6:9) • Submitting (3:18-4:1)
(5:22-33) Wives & Husbands (3:18-19)
(6:1-4) Children & Parents (3:20-21)
(6:5-9) Slaves & Masters (3:22-4:1)
Note: In Algebra if A = B and C = B; Then A = C;
Or: If two things are equal to the same thing, they are equal to each other
In Hermeneutics if different headings or commands both result in exactly the same things or motivate toward the same outcomes, then those headings or commands are most likely synonymous with each other
So then: “Being filled with the Spirit” is the equivalent to “Letting the Word richly dwell” in us; The one cannot happen properly unless it is also accompanied by the other
"A New Light"
The Outline:
OPENING (1:1-2)
I. DOCTRINAL (1-3)
A. Our POSITION in Christ (1:3-3:21)
“Seated”[i] (2:6)
II. PRACTRICAL (4-6)
B. Our LIFE in The World (4:1-6:9)
“Walk” (4:1)
C. Our ATTITUDE to The Enemy (6:10-20)
“Stand Firm” (6:11)
CLOSING (6:21-24)
[i] The Three Major Divisions used in these notes are adapted from the book: “Sit, Walk, Stand” by Watchman Nee; Christian Literature Crusade, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, 1973.
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B. Our LIFE in The World (4:1-6:9)
“Walk” (4:1)
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3. THE LOVING WALK(5:1-14)
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b. As Children of Light …(5:7-10)
… Not Darkness (5:11-14)
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