Fifty days after the Passover came the feast of Pentecost. This was the third feast in Israel’s yearly cycle of feasts. It celebrated the harvest of the first fruit and served as an annual reminder of God’s blessing. In spiritual terms, “first fruits” is a mission concept. It is a celebration of people won to Christ. The Church’s nature has always been a continuing witness to the salvation and power of God. This is true for the Old Testament where God raised up a people out of nothing to be His…
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What happens when you die?
One of the most common questions ever asked is, “What happens when you die?” Many wonder about family members and loved ones who have passed away, do they go to heaven? Are they reincarnated? Where are they? How can you know for sure? One may have near death experiences and it seems as though in those moments their heart stopped and that same question, like a white light, flashes before their eyes. Don’t let these questions trouble you anymore, join Cami Oetman as she presents, The Grave, and know the truth about death. Tune-in @ awr.org/bible. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQJRatGTOs0
Sabbath School Lesson: The Bible and #Prophecy
#Bible prophecies are special messages about what will happen in the future. These prophecies are very important to us as Seventh-day Adventists. They show who we are and the work that God gave us to do. #Prophecy also is proof that the Bible is true. As Jesus says, “ ‘I have told you this now, before it happens. Then when it happens, you will believe’ ” (John 14:29, ERV; read also John 13:19). We must ask: How do we know when a prophecy has come true? We will use the historicist view to help us to understand prophecy and when it comes true. The historicist view helps us see that prophecy shows us history before it happens. It shows that prophecy starts in the past and continues until #God sets up His everlasting kingdom. Both #Daniel and John use the historicist view to help them to understand prophecy. This week, we will study how we can use the historicist view to understand prophecy. “History shows us how prophecy has come true. History shows us how God led the important work for religious changes. History helps us to understand how what is happening on this earth will lead to the final fight in the worldwide war between God and Satan.”—Ellen G. White, Testimonies for the Church, volume 8, page 307, adapted. Sabbath School Lesson 11: https://absg.adventist.org/pdf.php?file=2020:2Q:ER:PDFs:ERQ220_11.pdf Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhrOXl8KpEs
11.1 Historicism and Prophecy – THE BIBLE AND PROPHECY | Pastor Kurt Piesslinger, M.A.
Series HOW TO INTERPRET SCRIPTURE? with Pastor Kurt Piesslinger, M.A. |
11.THE BIBLE AND PROPHECY |
Prophetic texts from the Bible are fascinating.
Memory Text: Daniel 8:14 – And he said unto me, Unto two thousand and three hundred days; then shall the sanctuary be cleansed
11.1 Historicism and Prophecy
Past – Present – Future. This is the timescale for prophecy.
My God bless you today and always.
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