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07/01/2019 - The last five chapters of the book of Judges appear to be out of order insofar as chronology is co... Read More
On January 23, 1985 we held a prayer campaign which we called “The Lord’s Doing.” Because of revelation we received at that time, we also called it a “Passover Prayer Campaign.” So on the evening of January 22, 2015 the Fathe... Read More
Series: Studies in the Book of Luke - Two goats were used in the prophetic ceremony on the Day of Atonement, showing the relationship between this day and Passover. For this reason, when Jesus was crucified, we see elements of the Day of Atonement even though Passover was the dominant feast be... Read More
Here is another sign from January 15 that I missed earlier. It is a sign of the bankruptcy of Rome, the iron kingdom, and its extension, the little horn. It is also significant that the bankruptcy was filed in Chicago, on account of spiritual warfare again... Read More
Series: Studies in the Book of Luke - The last part of Luke 23:34 reads, “And they cast lots, dividing up His garments among themselves.” Luke records this immediately after telling us about Jesus’ word about forgiveness, thus linking Jesus’ forgiveness with the garment being dispensed to thos... Read More
Series: Studies in the Book of Luke - One of the more controversial questions today is who actually crucified Jesus. Some say the Romans did it, and others say that the Jewish leaders did it. John’s gospel answers this question, for we read in John 19:15-18, 15 They therefore cried out,... Read More
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