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Send us Fan Mail The two witnesses mentioned in Revelation 11:3-12 are often referred to as either Moses and Elijah or Enoch and Elijah. Both references are based on inaccurate information. This podcast episode helps us to understand who they really are.

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THE TWO WITNESSES

Every Christian podcast, every Christian book, every Christian pastor or teacher and in fact, the Bible itself has one primary goal in mind ... to help us to "Think Like GOD".&nbsp; Because, until we are able to think like GOD, we will not be able to behave ourselves in a manner that is pleasing to GOD. The problem is that thinking like GOD does not come naturally. In order to "Think Like GOD", we must first gain an understanding as to "How GOD Thinks".&nbsp; This comes through prayerfully studying and meditating over the Scriptures.&nbsp; However, as we study the Scriptures we are often faced with difficult or enigmatic passages where we are left wandering, "GOD, what were You thinking?".&nbsp; This is a question that we must often ask and seek to answer.&nbsp; As we gain a greater understanding as to "what GOD was thinking", as HE inspired the Scriptures, we gain a greater understanding as to "how GOD thinks".&nbsp; Then and only then are we able to "Think Like GOD". This podcast shines light on those areas of Scripture that are unclear to many of us; allowing us to better answer the question, "What was GOD thinking?"; that we might better understand "The Mind of CHRIST ".&nbsp;

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Every Christian podcast, every Christian book, every Christian pastor or teacher and in fact, the Bible itself has one primary goal in mind ... to help us to "Think Like GOD".  Because, until we are able to think like GOD, we will not be able to behave ourselves in a manner that is pleasing to GOD. The problem is that thinking like GOD does not come naturally. In order to "Think Like GOD", we must first gain an understanding as to "How GOD Thinks".  This comes through prayerfully studying and meditating over the Scriptures.  However, as we study the Scriptures we are often faced with difficult or enigmatic passages where we are left wandering, "GOD, what were You thinking?".  This is a question that we must often ask and seek to answer.  As we gain a greater understanding as to "what GOD was thinking", as HE inspired the Scriptures, we gain a greater understanding as to "how GOD thinks".  Then and only then are we able to "Think Like GOD". This podcast shines light on those areas of Scripture that are unclear to many of us; allowing us to better answer the question, "What was GOD thinking?"; that we might better understand "The Mind of CHRIST ". 

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THE TWO WITNESSES

THE TWO WITNESSES