(Part 4)
Last Day Events (Eschatology)
Lesson 20: The Sanctuary
This sanctuary model was God’s master plan of redemption, demonstrating from beginning to end the total plan of salvation for the human race in Christ. After the death of the apostles, the leadership of the church fell into the hands of Gentile believers, commonly referred to as the “Church Fathers.” Therefore, the sanctuary doctrine became somewhat obsolete, that is, until the mid-nineteenth century when it was reintroduced to the Christian church.
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This sanctuary model was God’s master plan of redemption, demonstrating from beginning to end the total plan of salvation for the human race in Christ. After the death of the apostles, the leadership of the church fell into the hands of Gentile believers, commonly referred to as the “Church Fathers.” Therefore, the sanctuary doctrine became somewhat obsolete, that is, until the mid-nineteenth century when it was reintroduced to the Christian church.
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Lesson 20 (Supplement): Walking through the Sanctuary
When examining the New Testament we find that much of the truth it presents about Christ’s redeeming work is expressed in sanctuary language. The reason for this is obvious, because the sanctuary is God’s visual aid of the total plan of redemption. Rightly understood, the ceremonial services of the sanctuary were to prepare God’s children to receive their Deliverer, the Messiah.
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When examining the New Testament we find that much of the truth it presents about Christ’s redeeming work is expressed in sanctuary language. The reason for this is obvious, because the sanctuary is God’s visual aid of the total plan of redemption. Rightly understood, the ceremonial services of the sanctuary were to prepare God’s children to receive their Deliverer, the Messiah.
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Lesson 21: The Pre-Advent Judgment
One of the events that will take place before Christ comes to take believers to heaven is the vindication of the saints against the accusations of the devil. The Bible tells us that Satan is “the accuser of the brethren...which accused them before our God day and night” (Revelation 12:10). Therefore, before the Second Advent can take place, Christ, our great and faithful High Priest, has to vindicate the saints in the judgment; and this is what we will examine in this study.
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One of the events that will take place before Christ comes to take believers to heaven is the vindication of the saints against the accusations of the devil. The Bible tells us that Satan is “the accuser of the brethren...which accused them before our God day and night” (Revelation 12:10). Therefore, before the Second Advent can take place, Christ, our great and faithful High Priest, has to vindicate the saints in the judgment; and this is what we will examine in this study.
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Lesson 21 (Supplement): Why a Pre-Advent Judgment
We all have always been taught that the Lord knows who are His (II Tim 2:19) and Jesus also said in another verse (John 10:14) that He is the good Shepard and knows His sheep. So why have this Investigative Judgment? During this supplement, we will listen in on a detailed discussion about this topic.
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We all have always been taught that the Lord knows who are His (II Tim 2:19) and Jesus also said in another verse (John 10:14) that He is the good Shepard and knows His sheep. So why have this Investigative Judgment? During this supplement, we will listen in on a detailed discussion about this topic.
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Lesson 22: The Day of Atonement
The purpose of the Day of Atonement is to vindicate God's holy and righteous name and eradicate the sin problem. When the Day of Atonement is accomplished in reality, Satan and his angels, along with all who have refused the gift of salvation in Christ, will be destroyed forever. God will then create a new heaven and a new earth for the saints. In this study, we will examine the significance of the two goats in the main ceremony that took place on the Day of Atonement.
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The purpose of the Day of Atonement is to vindicate God's holy and righteous name and eradicate the sin problem. When the Day of Atonement is accomplished in reality, Satan and his angels, along with all who have refused the gift of salvation in Christ, will be destroyed forever. God will then create a new heaven and a new earth for the saints. In this study, we will examine the significance of the two goats in the main ceremony that took place on the Day of Atonement.
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Lesson 23: The Remnant and the 144,000
During the closing events of this world’s history, there will culminate with the final showdown in the great controversy between Christ and Satan. The conflict will actually be between God's people – the last generation of Christians, and Satan's people – those who have deliberately and ultimately rejected Christ. At that time, the faith of this final generation of Christians will be tried and tested to the utmost in a way that no other generation of believers has ever been tested. This final test is described in the Bible as the great tribulation or the time of trouble. It will take place just before the Second Coming of Christ and the end of the world.
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During the closing events of this world’s history, there will culminate with the final showdown in the great controversy between Christ and Satan. The conflict will actually be between God's people – the last generation of Christians, and Satan's people – those who have deliberately and ultimately rejected Christ. At that time, the faith of this final generation of Christians will be tried and tested to the utmost in a way that no other generation of believers has ever been tested. This final test is described in the Bible as the great tribulation or the time of trouble. It will take place just before the Second Coming of Christ and the end of the world.
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Lesson 24: The Millennium
The closing chapters of the book of Revelation describe the final events of this world’s history and the plan of redemption. One of these events is the 1000 years, commonly referred to as the millennium. In this study, we will turn our attention to the thousand years, the doctrine of the millennium, when God will remove all doubt from the minds of the saints about Himself and His dealings with the sin problem.
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The closing chapters of the book of Revelation describe the final events of this world’s history and the plan of redemption. One of these events is the 1000 years, commonly referred to as the millennium. In this study, we will turn our attention to the thousand years, the doctrine of the millennium, when God will remove all doubt from the minds of the saints about Himself and His dealings with the sin problem.
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Lesson 25: The New Earth
Before creation, this world was “without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep” (Genesis 1:2). And in the beginning God created a perfect and finished world to which nothing could be added for improvement. But when sin entered this world, things began to go from bad to worse. Ultimately, sin will destroy our world until one day this earth will be reduced to what it was before creation, “without form and void.” Then God will create a new heaven and a new earth wherein will dwell righteousness.
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Before creation, this world was “without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep” (Genesis 1:2). And in the beginning God created a perfect and finished world to which nothing could be added for improvement. But when sin entered this world, things began to go from bad to worse. Ultimately, sin will destroy our world until one day this earth will be reduced to what it was before creation, “without form and void.” Then God will create a new heaven and a new earth wherein will dwell righteousness.
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