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Read 1 Kings 18:18-40 . What happens, how does the story end, and (without pushing the parallels too far) how does this story reflect what will happen — but on a grand scale — as the great controversy climaxes at the end of time? Image © Lifeway Collection Goodsalt.com The battle on Mount Carmel was between Elijah, prophet of God, and the hundreds of priests of Baal
Read more at the source: Thursday: Armageddon and Mt. Carmel – Part 2
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What, though, is this great battle of Armageddon? First, the name seems to mean “Mountain of Megiddo”
Read more at the source: Wednesday: Armageddon and Mt. Carmel – Part 1
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Our singing this week commences with a hymn of the desire to be the opposite person to the woman in our memory text. If you have the privilege of possessing the SDA Hymnal prior to 1985, you could sing: Hymn 617, “Lord, I Care Not for Riches …..Is my name written there, On the page white and fair?….” Spiritual Babylon will face judgment very soon, and in these last days, we are waiting, and waiting, yes, waiting for Jesus to come. It won’t be long and that judgment will be happening: Hymn 418, “Day of Judgment, Day of Wonders!” Tuesday’s study looks at Armageddon as the ultimate climax between the two sides of the cosmic controversy: Hymn 614, “Sound the Battle Cry” . Wednesday and Thursday, Elijah called to the people of Israel to worship the True God, just as we are encouraged to do today: Hymn 83, “O Worship the King” .
Read more at the source: Lesson 12: Babylon and Armageddon – Singing with Inspiration
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Image © Pacific Press from GoodSalt.com Read for This Week’s Study: Rev. 14:8 ; Rev. 16:19 ; Isa. 52:9 ; Rev. 18:1-10 ; Rev.
Read more at the source: Sabbath: Babylon and Armageddon
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Key Thought : The seal of God indicates our belonging to God as both our Savior and Creator. It is a sign of life and hope. The mark of the beast indicates apostasy and is a sign of loss and death. Lesson 11 – June 16, 2018 1. Have a volunteer read Ezekiel 20:12,20.
Read more at the source: God’s Seal or the Mark of the Beast – Teaching Plan
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