This Gospel of the Kingdom

**Isaiah 59:2** "Your iniquities have separated you from your God."

In Lev. 16, the one goat is cast out, representing lost people who are not truly covered by the atoning blood of Jesus for their sins.

**The ultimate separation is the outer darkness of eternal death.**

**Romans 6:23** "The wages of sin is death."

**But God made a way of escape, that is a way for mankind to be reconciled to God.**

**Romans 5:10–11** "When we were enemies, we were reconciled to God by the death of his Son."

**Colossians 1:19–22** God's pleasure was "to reconcile all things to himself… to present you holy and unblameable."

**Isaiah 53:5–6** "He was wounded for our transgressions… the LORD laid on him the iniquity of us all."

**2 Corinthians 5:18–21** "God was in Christ, reconciling the world unto himself… be ye reconciled to God."

**Genesis 2:24 T**he marriage language of "one flesh" is the same language God uses for Himself and His people.

**Ephesians 2:14–16** The middle wall broken down, "both reconciled in one body/flesh."

**Hebrews 10:19–22** "Boldness to enter into the holiest by the blood of Jesus."

Once a year, and only once, the High Priest passed behind the veil into the Most Holy Place. He went in with blood and with fire and with incense, and the whole nation waited. If he came out alive, Israel was at peace with God for another year. If he did not, they were cut off. (Leviticus 16)

**Both Resurrections, a way of reconciling mankind with God. At one ment.**

God makes the final decision at the end of the 100 years, also on the Day of Atonement.

This includes the destruction of the wicked that try to hinder the reconciliation. The wicked are the army of Satan.

**2 Peter 3:9** God is "not willing that any should perish."

**1 Corinthians 15:20–23** "Every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ's at his coming."

**1st Resurrection on The Day of Atonement: The body of Christ, bride brought near to the bridegroom husband.**

**Reconcilation via the Second Resurrection on The Day of Atonement:**

**Ezekiel 37** Reconciliation of the Jews of Israel to Jesus and to the other tribes of Israel.

Reconciliation of America/UK/Australia to Jesus and Judea/Jews/Messianic Judaism.

**Revelation 20:11–15** The great white throne, the books opened Matt. 25:31-46

Great White Throne Judgment Day on The Day of Atonement: We become one with God, God with us.

**We’re not burned by the very same fire that will annihilate the wicked.**

**One with God in Paradise:**

**Revelation 21:3** "The tabernacle of God is with men, and he will dwell with them."

**John 17:20–23** "That they all may be one; as thou, Father, art in me, and I in

thee, that they also may be one in us."

**Malachi 4:1–3** The same day that burns the wicked makes the righteous "calves of the stall."

**Isaiah 43:2** "When thou walkest through the fire, thou shalt not be burned."

**Day of Atonement fasting with self examination, bringing us back closer to God and realigning our focus and lives to Christ.**

Leviticus 16:29–31 We fast to humble ourselves before

God

**23:27–32** God set apart the Day of Atonement as a day

of rest and self-humbling. Fasting can embody that humility: it

reminds us that our deepest need is not satisfied by food, status, or

self-reliance, but by God.

Fasting is not a performance to impress God. It is an outward

**expression of an inward realization: “Lord, I need You.”**

**We fast to examine ourselves honestly**

1 Cor. 11:31-32 (Context is Passover, but Atonement has similar

**meaning & observance.)**

The psalmist invites God to search his heart and reveal anything that

leads him away from God’s way.

Let the fast make room for honest reflection. Ask God to reveal not

only obvious wrongs, but also hidden motives, neglected

responsibilities, and patterns that need to change.

**Joel 2:12–13** God calls His people to return to Him with

all their hearts—not merely with outward signs—and reminds them

of His gracious and merciful character.

A meaningful fast should lead to a changed life. Repentance means

turning back to God in our choices, relationships, and treatment of

others.

Matthew 6:16–18 Private fasting. Best done on days off from

**work.**

Jesus teaches His followers not to fast for public recognition.

Fasting is to be directed toward God, not used to gain praise from

people.

Keep the fast sincere and God-centered. The goal is not to appear

spiritual, but to seek God with an undivided heart.

**Acts 27:9** Luke refers to the Day of Atonement as “the

Fast,” showing how closely the day was associated with fasting.

New Testament reference of the apostes still observing The Day of

Atonement!

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reference bibles include it in the footnotes. John McArthur KJV study

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**James 4:6-10 We fast to draw closer to God**

**Joel 2:12-17 End time prophetic context.**

Let the fast create space for prayer, Scripture, confession,

gratitude, and renewed obedience. The aim is not simply to go without

food, but to turn our attention toward God.

On the Day of Atonement, fast to humble yourself, let God search your

heart, return to His ways, and draw near to Him. Let the outward fast

point to an inward response: a life surrendered to God and shaped by

His mercy.

The Day of Atonement is unusual, as it’s not a day of celebration.

Similar to Passover it’s solemn, opposite of celebration. After

the worship service, instead of everyone continuing in fellowship,

people should return home, spend the day as they would any fast day,

days in which they stay home, read the bible, pray, seek God, reflect

upon their lives, make goals of how to become more in the center of

God’s will, make vows that shall never be broken, etc.

Appropriate

television would be faith based movies, news, weather, educational,

self help.

Sermon: Jesus Born At the New Moon Feast of Trumpets Yom Teruah.

(First 12-15 minutes of our worship services are always gospel music.)

Discussed in the sermon: Joseph, the Libra constellation, the biblical holy days, the date of the birth of Jesus, the Day of Atonement, Genesis 37, Matthew 2, Revelation 12, the Great Tribulation, Hurricanes Rachel, Simon and Isaias and their importance in prophecy.

Sabbath Sermon: Hurricane Isaias, Rachel, Simon, Prophetic of 7th Seal Trumpets Atonement Judgment.

First 12-15 minutes of our worship services are always gospel music.

Message: How the 3 present hurricanes in October 9-10-11 Isaias/Isaiah, Rachel/Rachael, Simon/Simeon are prophetic/symbolic of future end time prophecy of the 6th and 7th seals the blowing of the 7 trumpets during the Great Tribulation.

How the warning from God is connected to the Feast of Trumpets and the Day of Atonement.

How this confirms that everyone except I Saw The Light Ministries observed the biblical holy days a month too early this year.

How this is connected to the separation between the sheep and the goats.

How this is connected to the astrology sign of Libra and judgment/judgement.

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