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This Bible Study provides a comprehensive overview of the life and ministry of Aaron, Israel's first high priest, tracing his journey from his early years with Moses to his death on Mount Hor. It highlights Aaron's role as Moses' spokesman before Pharaoh and his participation in key events such as the plagues, the battle against Amalek, and the giving of the Law at Sinai. The text examines Aaron's failures, including the creation of the golden calf and his involvement in the rebellion of Korah, while noting his intercessory prayers and God's vindication of his priesthood through the budding rod. The narrative concludes with Aaron's death and his typological significance as a foreshadowing of Jesus Christ, the true High Priest, as presented in the book of Hebrews.

(1) Israel Watch 10/28/26: October 7th kills continue to be hunted and killed. Election results are starting to come in but will not be known for certain for several days and then the coalition building efforts begin with Netanyahu's Likud Party winning a majority. We discuss the growing internal Arab parties in Israel and the fact that in the middle east, ONLY in Israel do Islamist Arabs get to vote. We also discuss disaster preparation... (2) Biblical Mary vs. Roman Catholic Mary: The real, Biblical Mary is a selfless sinner saved by grace. The Roman Catholic Mary is a self-serving, self-promoting ACCURSED preacher of a false gospel of salvation through the adoration of her own "Immaculate Heart". (3) Christian Illegals?: Send them home. Come to the country the right way, legally. (4) Strange & Funny Things: Ilhan calls Obama for help, software STINKS because of so many Sodomites, Cows do NOT emit more gas than automobiles, Earl Pitts makes the case against Ouija Boards and free stuff from government is like... https://bbfohio.com

The sermon examines the cycle of sin and judgment in the book of Judges, focusing on the rise of Jephthah as a leader after Israel's repentance from idolatry. It highlights the distinction between mere confession and true repentance, noting that God waited for the Israelites to remove their idols before delivering them from the Ammonites. The central theological tension arises from Jephthah's foolish vow to sacrifice the first thing that greeted him, resulting in the tragic death of his daughter, which serves as a warning against rash oaths. The narrative also addresses the subsequent civil conflict with the tribe of Ephraim, illustrating how internal strife and tribal jealousy can lead to devastating violence.

Dr. Schmidt examines the October 2026 Israeli elections and the difficulty in establishing the new government leadership. In addition, he examines the growing possibility of the US attacking Iran again in the very near future and the growing concern about a potential world war, and the prophetic nexus.

This sermon explores the theological significance of the seventh trumpet sounding in Revelation, marking the transition to the final phase of God's judgment and the establishment of His eternal kingdom. The message highlights three distinct scenes in heaven: the rejoicing of the elders who worship God for His perpetual and powerful rule, the impending recompense where the wicked are judged and the saints are rewarded, and the revelation of God's temple which signifies the acceptance of the redeemed and the assurance of His covenant with Israel. The preacher emphasizes that while earthly empires rise and fall, Christ's kingdom is everlasting, offering comfort to believers amidst temporary afflictions. The tone is both convicting and encouraging, urging listeners to secure their eternal destiny by trusting in Christ before it is too late, as the final judgment will separate the redeemed from the lost with no middle ground.

What Did the Tabernacle Furnishings Mean? (Hebrews 9:1-5) - Why did God give such detailed instructions for the Old Testament Tabernacle? Pastor Jason breaks down the meaning behind the lampstand, the bread of the Presence, the altar of incense, and the Ark of the Covenant. Learn how these specific regulations taught Israel about God's awesome holiness and how every furnishing ultimately points directly to Jesus Christ.

This sermon examines the geographical specificity of God's land promise to Abraham, tracing its fulfillment through the conquest of Canaan as described in Joshua. It addresses the theological tension between the declaration of complete fulfillment in Joshua 21 and the ongoing presence of Canaanites, resolving the issue by citing Exodus 23, which outlines a gradual process of displacement. The teaching emphasizes that while the initial promise was fulfilled in the Old Testament, it is not the final word, pointing toward future aspects involving the United Monarchy, return from Exile, and the ultimate hope of a new heaven and new earth. The tone is instructional and pastoral, encouraging believers to engage with biblical geography to better understand the historical and theological weight of God's promise of land.