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Marriage of the Lamb ’
Jan 12th, 2010 |
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Category: Song of Solomon, Verse by Verse --Studies led by Br. Frank Shallieu (Click on Book name)
The King James Version properly has a new paragraph here. Song 3:1,2 and 5:2-6 tell of two bedroom scenes. Chapter 3 gives the Little Flock’s attitude when they are awakened, and Chapter 5 contrasts the Great Company’s attitude when they are awakened. The Pastor’s writings furnish many clues and ideas, which, when collated, result in pictures that are tenfold clearer. Details and other truths are revealed in the collation.
Tags: Ancient Worthies, aughters of Jerusalem, Babylon, bed of spices, black as a raven, Bride of Christ, Clayton Woodworth, dropping sweetsmelling myrrh, drunk my wine with my milk, eaten my honeycomb with my honey, eyes of doves, feast for the birds, feast of fat things, fingers with sweetsmelling myrrh, Great Company, Great Multitude, holy remnant, ivory overlaid with sapphires, Laodicean spirit, little flock, Marriage of the Lamb, my hands dropped with myrrh, Parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins, sacrifice for the birds, scapegoat, second death, The Finished Mystery, Zola Levitt Posted in Song of Solomon, Verse by Verse --Studies led by Br. Frank Shallieu (Click on Book name) |
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Dec 23rd, 2009 |
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Category: Questions You Ask (click for the full answer), Revelation
That being said, Babylon the great, is a sectarian division, i.e. the Papacy and the Roman Catholic Church. It was once a “golden cup” in the hand of the Lord (Jer. 51:7; Rev. 17:4), The True Church was taken over by the Nicolatian spirit (Lording over God’s Heritage–development of the Clergy and Laity classes). But until the Reformation they were the only source of God’s Word. Not that they used it, because they had become “babylon” i.e. confusion. They allowed traditions of man equal weight with God’s Word (you can see that in an article on the Vatican Nativity scene here, though it is an older article it does show that they prefered to harmonize tradition rather and God’s Word).
Tags: apocalyptic symbols, babylong the great, book of Revelation, Bride of Christ, church and state, Come out of her my people, fall of babylong, God's heritage, golden cup, great whore, Holy Roman Empire, inquisition, Jezebel, john wycliffe, laity, Lamb's wife, little flock, Marriage of the Lamb, Mother of Harlots, nicolatian spirit, Protestantism, Roman Catholic Church, search the scriptures, sitteth upon many waters, study to show yourself approved, Vatican, wise and foolish virgins, work out salvation Posted in Questions You Ask (click for the full answer), Revelation |
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Nov 10th, 2009 |
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Category: Revelation, Special Features (click on Article name)
A perusal of the 17th and 18th chapters of the Book of Revelation shows that “Babylon the Great” represents a system which should last long, exert a subtle and extensive influence, and be guilty of exceeding iniquity and cruelty. This system must still be in existence, seeing its destruction takes place simultaneously with “the marriage of the Lamb,” an event which we know to be still future; and seeing also that up to the moment of its destruction, or very nearly so, children of God will be found more or less connected with it, so that a need will exist for the urgent call, “Come out of her, my people.”
Tags: apocalyptic symbols, babylong the great, book of Revelation, Bride of Christ, Come out of her my people, fall of babylong, great whore, Holy Roman Empire, inquisition, Jezebel, Lamb's wife, little flock, Marriage of the Lamb, Mother of Harlots, Roman Catholic Church, sitteth upon many waters, Vatican Posted in Revelation, Special Features (click on Article name) |
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Jul 23rd, 2009 |
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Category: The Basics (click on Article name)
Fasting, like baptism, may either be a mere form, injurious rather than beneficial, or it may be observed with spiritual profit. Just as a man might be sunk five fathoms deep into the ocean without being baptized, so he might voluntarily die of starvation without having fasted from the divine standpoint. No honest person, for instance could have the least sympathy for the man who affected an outward countenance of the Lenten restriction to one cup of coffee by providing himself on the occasion with a bowl which really held two cups. And this is but an illustration of how forms of godliness are observed while the heart is far from a fasting attitude in the Lord’s sight. To the class called in the Scriptures, “New Creature” in Christ Jesus, the essence of fasting in any event must be measured in the Lord’s sight by the condition of the heart.
Tags: Barnabas, Bridegroom, Daniel, elijah, Fasting, form of godliness, Household of faith, john the baptist, Lucius and Manaen, Marriage of the Lamb, meat in due season, messiah, New Creation, new creature, Paul, Praying, Simeon Posted in The Basics (click on Article name) |
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