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| An Abundance of Living Water |
Subject: God's Spirit Given Without Measure |
Summary: Richard Ritenbaugh, reflecting on the massive drought in the continental United States, observes that nothing makes one appreciate water like drought. Water has great metaphorical significance on the Last Great Day of the Feast, symbolizing God's Hol... |
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| Benefits of the Third Resurrection |
Subject: The Positives and Negatives |
Summary: In this Last Great Day sermon Richard Ritenbaugh asserts that the Lake of Fire (Second Death or Third Resurrection), dreadful as it initially appears, produces both immediate as well as ultimate benefits or good. As a deterrent against sin, the Lake ... |
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| Eternal Responsibilities |
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Summary: Martin Collins remarked that next year some people will not be at the Feast, whether due to illness or neglect of seeking God. Therefore we each have an eternal responsibility to do the will of God, continually seeking Him. Do I look at my responsibi... |
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| Fall Feast Lessons |
Subject: What are We Supposed to Learn? |
Summary: In this sermon focused on the meaning of the Fall Feast, John Ritenbaugh affirms that the world will learn that God judges- that He has had perpetual hands on contact with His creation, having the ultimate decision over everything. After Satan is bou... |
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| From Rubble to Utopia |
Subject: The Work of Millennium |
Summary: In this preview of the Millennium, Richard Ritenbaugh cautions that the Wonderful World Tomorrow is not something that is going to happen because of an instantaneous miracle. God takes His time to produce both physical and spiritual changes. Because ... |
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| Judgment According to Works |
Subject: Deeds Do Matter |
Summary: Richard Ritenbaugh, exploring the different nuances of the word "according to," in the context of the expression, "according to their works" suggests that parallel expressions "depending on," "equal to," or "in the same measure," seem to have the bes... |
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| New Heavens and New Earth |
Subject: The Futures of Physical and Spiritual Israel |
Summary: John Ritenbaugh marvels about the scope of God's mind, His patience and meticulous planning, having taken place before the foundation of the world, perhaps more than 10 billion years ago (allowing for mankind's limited tenure of nearly 6,000 years.) ... |
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| Seeds and Seasons |
Subject: Planting For a Future Harvest |
Summary: David Grabbe reviews the breathtaking statistics of the major Church of the Great God Internet resources, including over 11,000 Berean subscribers and 7,000 Forerunner subscribers—both over double the number from last year. BibleTools.org receives ov... |
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| The Covenants, Grace and Law (Part 23) |
Subject: Colossians (D) |
Summary: In this twenty-third installment of the Covenants, Law and Grace series, John Ritenbaugh focuses upon two sets of verses (Colossians 2:16-18 and Galatians 4:9-10) which certain Protestant theologians have blasphemously charged that Paul was referring... |
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| The Covenants, Grace and Law (Part 5) |
Subject: Justification and Obligation |
Summary: In this fifth installment of the Covenants, Grace and Law series, John Ritenbaugh reminds us that under both the Old and New Covenants, refusal to keep to keep God's Law severs our relationship with Him. Like loving parents who give rules to their ch... |
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| The Great White Throne |
Subject: What Is God's Throne Like? |
Summary: In this sermon prepared for the Last Great Day, Richard Ritenbaugh suggests that both the time element and the significance of the Great White Throne has been lost on most of the Catholic and Protestant world because they refuse to keep God's Holy Da... |
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| The Last Great Day |
Subject: God Is Preparing Us for Leadership |
Summary: Rehearsing the significance of the Last Great Day, John Reid encourages us to feel encouraged and inspired as we return to our homes and jobs, realizing that our involvement in the Kingdom of God will in no way be passive, but extremely active, servi... |
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| The Needed Dimension |
Subject: Cooperation and Love with God and Man |
Summary: John Ritenbaugh, suggesting that while Passover, not really a Holy Day, is inextricably bound to the Days of Unleavened Bread, and the Last Great Day, while a Holy Day, is bound inextricably to the Feast of Tabernacles. The Last Great Day is the caps... |
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| The Others |
Subject: Offertory |
Summary: John Plunkett proves that we must look upon all human beings as potential offspring of God, just as He has looked at us in the past before our calling. God has mercifully provided a maximum time for successful calling. Our time is now (I Peter 4:17)... |
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| The Process of Righteous Judgment |
Subject: The Last Great Day |
Summary: In this message on the righteous judgment of God (especially as it pertains to the Millennium and the Great White Throne Judgment), Martin Collins contrasts the corrupt, perverse judgment meted out in human courts with the equitable, patient, and for... |
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| Why the Last Great Day? |
Subject: A Day of Magnitude |
Summary: Richard Ritenbaugh, realizing that some words are inadequate to describe the magnitude of certain things, ponders why the Last Great Day is called great! God's great outpouring of His Spirit will be poured out upon billions--perhaps upward of 60 bill... |
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