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As we begin to conclude our discussions on the Book of Haggai, we look at some significant and salient aspects of the Book. We begin with God’s word and its value for us, today’s Christians.
Having discussed "The Great White Throne Judgment", we now focus on "The Judgment Seat of Christ". We look at what sort of judgment this is, who will appear here, and more.
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When God makes His choice of leaders or those He gives assignments to, He makes His choice from a pool of those He has called through salvation and sanctification. It is, however, expected that those chosen will consecrate themselves to God and His work, which is our part in the service of God!
This episode will consider The Great White Throne Judgment. We shall see what kind of judgment it is and those who will appear there. If you are a Christian, you should do everything to ensure that you do not appear at The Great White Throne Judgment. You should also endeavour, through prayers/intercession, for your family and friends to avoid appearing at this judgment also.
Having discussed the symbolism of the signet ring as per God, in this episode, we look at the criterion or criteria God uses when making a choice of who should be His signet ring.
This episode discusses an overview of the doctrine of eternal judgment. We aim to challenge Christians to make the pursuit of Jesus Christ a life-long goal. As for non-Christians, our mission is to make them appreciate that spending eternity in the fire of hell is what is at stake, and eternity is, forever!
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In this episode, we look at the meaning of God’s word to Zerubbabel as His signet ring. We look at what a signet ring is and its significance for Zerubbabel, Jesus Christ, and the Church.
In this episode, the orderly presentation of the theology of or God’s word on the resurrection of the dead by the Holy Spirit through Paul, the apostle, is our focus in the hope that it will reassure Christians of their eternal hope and challenge non-Christians to seek that eternal hope which is in Christ Jesus.
When God speaks, He directs His word or prophecy at someone. Sometimes, this prophecy may not be directed at the person being spoken to but to someone in a different space and time. In this episode, we look at to whom a prophecy is directed.
Having seen what temporary resurrection is, we now turn our attention in this episode to permanent resurrection, which is the crux of the doctrine of the resurrection of the dead. We discuss what it is, noting the three levels and their implications for Christians and non-Christians alike.
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