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Jun 9th, 2010 |
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Category: Special Features (click on Article name)
This is the object of the sin-offerings; to release mankind from the dominion of death and restore them to the perfection of being which is essential to perfect happiness and at-one-ment with the Creator. This is the blessing which comes to all the families of the earth through The Seed of Abraham. This is the good news which was preached to Abraham, as we read: “God, foreseeing that He would justify the heathen [all mankind—Gentiles] through faith, preached before the gospel [good tidings] to Abraham, saying, In thee, and in thy seed, shall all nations be blessed [justified]…which Seed is Christ [primarily the head, and secondarily the body]; and if ye be Christ’s [members] then are ye Abraham’s seed, and heirs according to the promise” referred to—viz.: that these may bless all the families of the earth. (Gal. 3:16,19) But the Seed must be complete before the blessing comes, as shown in the type just considered:—The sin-offering must be ended before all the blessings resulting can flow out.
Tags: Aaron, bullock, burnt-offering, crown of life, Day of Atonement, Gospel Age, High Priest, Israel, Levites, Leviticus, Mediator, Moses, Most Holy, peace-offering, ransom, Restitution, scapegoat, sin-offering, Sons of God, tabernacle, thummim, urim Posted in Special Features (click on Article name) |
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Mar 16th, 2010 |
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Category: Hosea
With natural Israel, the “former rain” refers to their earlier period of favor. Israel had prophets, the Law, the Tabernacle, the Temple of Solomon, etc. The early rain ended with the Diaspora, the great gulf fixed between the Jews and God, as shown in the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31). Now the dry bones (Ezekiel 37) are beginning to come together. Sinews (organizations) are attached to the bones, and flesh has even appeared on the body state of Israel. However, from God’s standpoint, the breath of life has not yet entered Israel.
Not until Jacob’s Trouble will that happen—when the nation of Israel will stand on its feet in a real way. When God fights for Israel as He did in days of old, that will be like an awakening from the dead (Zech. 14:3). There will be a mighty shaking and a resurrection, as it were, both figuratively and literally (the Ancient Worthies).
Verse 5 is like saying to the Holy Remnant that the hopeless condition both the ten- and the two-tribe kingdoms were in necessitated the Lord’s turning His face from Israel for a long period of time so that they would get the lesson. In the past, through the prophets, God warned of the sinful condition, but Ephraim and Judah turned a deaf ear to the need for repentance. God “cut … [them] in pieces with the prophets” (NIV). It is as if at this end of the age, God is explaining about the warnings given to the ten- and the two-tribe kingdoms before they got so corrupt, and then, when they were in an unfit condition, what the necessary steps of repentance were. Because the warnings were ignored, judgment was necessary. Hewing the nation by the mouth of the prophets sounds like Jeremiah’s ministry.
Tags: blood of bullocks, captivity of my people, Catholicism, Chronology, Diaspora, dry bones, effective for forgiveness, faith unfeigned, first advent, garden of eden, gilead, goodness is as a morning cloud, grace covenant, great gulf fixed, hands are full of blood, harvest of tares, heretics in the Dark Ages, holy remnant, house of Israel, Jacob’s Trouble, Jordan River, knowledge of God more than burnt offerings, latter and former rain, mount Sinai, new moons and sabbaths, or the grapes of wrath, polluted with blood, principles of justice, Prophetic Studies, prophets, Protestantism, pure heart, putrifying sores, rich man and Lazarus, Roman Catholic Church, Second Advent, Sermon on the Mount, sin-offering, The Law, the Tabernacle, the Temple of Solomon, thy judgments are as the light, transgressed the covenant, troops of robbers, way to Shechem, weightier matters of the Law, whoredom of Ephraim, work iniquity Posted in Hosea |
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Nov 16th, 2009 |
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Category: Questions You Ask (click for the full answer)
Many of the scriptures seem to be talking about the act of baptism, (immersion), but that is only where it begins. Jesus refers to his baptism beginning at Jordan but ending at Calvary. Just as baptism pictures the death of the “old man” our “old nature”, and that we are buried with Christ, elsewhere it talks about baptism into death, or the thought more being “unto death.”
When we give our lives to the Lord, that is a baptism of sorts, the death of the old man, we symbolize what was already done in the heart, but the baptism is over when we actually die, when the sacrifice is consumed on the altar.
Tags: baptism, baptism by the holy Spirit, baptism for the dead, baptism of fire, baptism of repentance, baptism unto death, baptismof the holy Spirit, Cornelius, immersion, jesus' baptism, john the baptist, john's baptism, remission of sins, repentance, sin-offering Posted in Questions You Ask (click for the full answer) |
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Aug 3rd, 2009 |
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Category: Special Features (click on Article name)
Some one has well said:—”The Christian in the world is like a ship in the ocean. The ship is safe in the ocean so long as the ocean is not in the ship.” One of the great difficulties with Christianity today is that it has admitted the strangers, the “people of the land,” and recognized them as Christians. It does injury, not only to the Christians, by lowering their standards (for the average will be considered the standard), but it also injures the “strangers,” by causing many of them to believe themselves thoroughly safe, and needing no conversion, because they are outwardly respectable, and perhaps frequently attendants at public worship. It lowers the standard of doctrine also, because the minister who realizes that at least three-fourths of his congregation would be repelled by the presentation of strong meat of truth, withholds the same, and permits those who need the strong meat, and could appreciate and use it to advantage, to grow weak, to starve. Furthermore, the worldly spirit and the fuller treasury have attracted “strangers” into the professed ministry of the Gospel, many of whom know not the Lord, neither His Word, and who consequently are thoroughly unprepared to feed the true sheep, were they ever so well disposed.
Tags: afflictions left behind, Babylon, begging for money, Christendom, Christians, church collections, Cyrus the Great, dome of the rock, Ezra, free will offerings, gentiles, Isaac a type of Christ, Jerusalem, king of Kings, liberalists, mosque of Omar, Mount Moriah, Palestine, Protestantism, ram in the thicket, royal piesthood, Sacrifices, Samaria, sin-offering, Solomon's Temple, temple mount, Temple of God, threshing floor of Araunah, wheat and tares, wolves in sheeps clothing, Zerubbabel's Temple Posted in Special Features (click on Article name) |
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Jul 16th, 2009 |
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Category: Booklets (click on booklet name), Christian Doctrine, Prophetic Studies
God tells us that Jesus our Ransom will be mediator of a New Covenant to be testified in due time. As Christians, Jesus is our Advocate and not our Mediator, because through him and by him we have a standing with God and are not at odds. When will this New Covenant take effect? How many covenants are talked about in the Scriptures and when are they applicable? This booklet takes a look at the various covenants and also the sin offerings of the Day of Atonement and their true significance.
Tags: Abraham's seed, Advocate, Antitype, Bride of Christ, Day of Atonement, End Times, Ezekiel, golden altar, Gospel Age, grace covenant, Great Time of Trouble, Hagar, High Priest, Household of faith, Keturah, Law Covenant, Levites, little flock, Mediator, Mercy Seat, New Covenant, sacrifice, Sarah, sin-offering, symbolic, tabernacle, Table of Shewbread, The Elect, Time of Trouble, Tribulation, Valley of Dry Bones Posted in Booklets (click on booklet name), Christian Doctrine, Prophetic Studies |
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May 7th, 2009 |
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Category: The Basics (click on Article name)
In trying to understand the various sacrifices which the Lord instituted there is the very common mistake of failing to note that the Jewish code respecting sacrifices divided them (1) into sacrifices for two distinct classes,—the Levites (the High priest’s household), and all Israel (the general congregation excepting the Levites); and (2) into sacrifices of two distinct times; viz., those of the Day of Atonement, and those of the year following the Day of Atonement. This is the key to the understanding of the types of Leviticus, and without it no one can obtain clear or consistent views.
Tags: Add new tag, altar, Ancient Worthies, better sacrifices, Day of Atonement, First Resurrection, Gospel Age, Hebrews 11, High Priest, hyssop, john the baptist, Kingdom, Levites, Millenial, princes in all the earth, red heifer, reign, Restitution, Sacrifices, Saints, sin-offering, tabernacle Posted in The Basics (click on Article name) |
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Mar 16th, 2009 |
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Category: Character Studies, Doctrine, MP3 Sermons (Click on Sermon name), Tabernacle or Temple
An in-depth, Scriptural look at the “Scape Goat” type in the Levitical sacrifices and how it clearly shows that the antitypical “Scape Goat” class has absolutely no part whatsoever in the Sin Offering. By Frank Shallieu. Given 3/16/97
Tags: Azazel's Goat, Great Company, Great Multitude, sin-offering, tabernacle Posted in Character Studies, Doctrine, MP3 Sermons (Click on Sermon name), Tabernacle or Temple |
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Mar 16th, 2009 |
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Category: Doctrine, MP3 Sermons (Click on Sermon name)
John’s baptism is a baptism unto repentance only, but the Baptism of Jesus, which he instituted at the beginning of his ministry is a very comprehensive baptism. It’s the baptism: of repentance, of the holy Spirit, unto death, by the holy Spirit, of fire, for the dead. Here Br. Frank takes a look at Baptism in all its aspects. Its important for all Christians to understand baptism, as Jesus was baptized himself and had all his followers baptized into this new baptism. Over and over again the Apostles told believers to be baptized. Water immersion is only the beginning of our baptism. Jesus said to John and James are you able to be baptized with the baptisms that I am baptized with, showing it’s progressive.
Tags: Apollos, baptism, baptism by the holy Spirit, baptism for the dead, baptism of fire, baptism of repentance, baptism unto death, baptismof the holy Spirit, Cornelius, Eithiopian Eunuch, immersion, jesus' baptism, john the baptist, john's baptism, remission of sins, repentance, sin-offering Posted in Doctrine, MP3 Sermons (Click on Sermon name) |
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