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Questions always arise concerning the Kingdom of God. Is it physical or spiritual? Did it disappear forever or was it taken from one generation because they committed the “unpardonable sin”? We take a careful walk through Matthew 12 to show what Jesus meant by blasphemy of the Holy Spirit, why it was a public slander tied to a specific generation and how it impacted the arrival of The Kingdom of God.
More information about Beyond the Walls, including additional resources can be found at www.beyondthewalls-ministry.com
This series included graphics to illustrate what is being taught, if you would like to watch the teachings you can do so on Rumble (https://rumble.com/user/SpokaneBibleChurch) or on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtV_KhFVZ_waBcnuywiRKIyEcDkiujRqP).
Jeremy Thomas is the pastor at Spokane Bible Church in Spokane, Washington and a professor at Chafer Theological Seminary. He has been teaching the Bible for over 20 years, always seeking to present its truths in a clear and understandable manner.
By Jeremy ThomasQuestions always arise concerning the Kingdom of God. Is it physical or spiritual? Did it disappear forever or was it taken from one generation because they committed the “unpardonable sin”? We take a careful walk through Matthew 12 to show what Jesus meant by blasphemy of the Holy Spirit, why it was a public slander tied to a specific generation and how it impacted the arrival of The Kingdom of God.
More information about Beyond the Walls, including additional resources can be found at www.beyondthewalls-ministry.com
This series included graphics to illustrate what is being taught, if you would like to watch the teachings you can do so on Rumble (https://rumble.com/user/SpokaneBibleChurch) or on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtV_KhFVZ_waBcnuywiRKIyEcDkiujRqP).
Jeremy Thomas is the pastor at Spokane Bible Church in Spokane, Washington and a professor at Chafer Theological Seminary. He has been teaching the Bible for over 20 years, always seeking to present its truths in a clear and understandable manner.