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Have you ever gone back to read, in context, those times Matthew says, "This was to fulfill what the Lord had said through the prophet..." and wondered? When Christ fulfilled "Out of Egypt, I called my Son," why is Hosea talking about the Exodus of the Israelites? And Isaiah 7:14, why is that in the middle of a narrative about Isaiah confronting unrighteous King Ahaz about a war brewing between tw...

A couple. A promised Son. The presence of God. A promise of the Son saving God's people. It's all there. Written for history to see.

A couple. A promised Son. The presence of God. A promise of the Son saving God's people. It's all there. Written for history to see.

Abraham’s denying what God has promised, and is asking Him to bless his – Abraham’s – sloppy seconds. His feeble attempts at doing what God has promised. Have you ever been there? You settle. You say, “Maybe this is it?” And you begin to believe it so much that when God does show up – when there’s maybe a glimmer of something better, something God-sized, you’re more willing to latch on what’s befo...

Abraham’s denying what God has promised, and is asking Him to bless his – Abraham’s – sloppy seconds. His feeble attempts at doing what God has promised. Have you ever been there? You settle. You say, “Maybe this is it?” And you begin to believe it so much that when God does show up – when there’s maybe a glimmer of something better, something God-sized, you’re more willing to latch on what’s befo...

Abraham’s denying what God has promised, and is asking Him to bless his – Abraham’s – sloppy seconds. His feeble attempts at doing what God has promised. Have you ever been there? You settle. You say, “Maybe this is it?” And you begin to believe it so much that when God does show up – when there’s maybe a glimmer of something better, something God-sized, you’re more willing to latch on what’s befo...

Abraham’s denying what God has promised, and is asking Him to bless his – Abraham’s – sloppy seconds. His feeble attempts at doing what God has promised. Have you ever been there? You settle. You say, “Maybe this is it?” And you begin to believe it so much that when God does show up – when there’s maybe a glimmer of something better, something God-sized, you’re more willing to latch on what’s befo...

Literally from history’s beginning, from the first moments of sin’s intrusion into the world, Jesus was promised. The Son in the cradle, that Joseph and Mary held - He was promised. He was promised first in God’s declaration to Satan, and He was foretold by the blood of Abel.

Literally from history’s beginning, from the first moments of sin’s intrusion into the world, Jesus was promised. The Son in the cradle, that Joseph and Mary held - He was promised. He was promised first in God’s declaration to Satan, and He was foretold by the blood of Abel.

Literally from history’s beginning, from the first moments of sin’s intrusion into the world, Jesus was promised. The Son in the cradle, that Joseph and Mary held - He was promised. He was promised first in God’s declaration to Satan, and He was foretold by the blood of Abel.

Literally from history’s beginning, from the first moments of sin’s intrusion into the world, Jesus was promised. The Son in the cradle, that Joseph and Mary held - He was promised. He was promised first in God’s declaration to Satan, and He was foretold by the blood of Abel.

A sermon is released from the sermon vault, as Woodland does "open worship" today. In this message from the book of Mark, Kevin examines Jesus' memorable moment at the Temple, as he reveals the rotten religion of his day. See another sermon from the sermon vault on Woodland Friends' YouTube channel.

A sermon is released from the sermon vault, as Woodland does "open worship" today. In this message from the book of Mark, Kevin examines Jesus' memorable moment at the Temple, as he reveals the rotten religion of his day. See another sermon from the sermon vault on Woodland Friends' YouTube channel.

The 144 thousand. The Great Tribulation. These are loaded terms and have a popular interpretation behind them. What are they, if we examine the context and counsel of all Scripture? How are the 144K spared who come out of the Great Tribulation?

The 144 thousand. The Great Tribulation. These are loaded terms and have a popular interpretation behind them. What are they, if we examine the context and counsel of all Scripture? How are the 144K spared who come out of the Great Tribulation?

The 144 thousand. The Great Tribulation. These are loaded terms and have a popular interpretation behind them. What are they, if we examine the context and counsel of all Scripture? How are the 144K spared who come out of the Great Tribulation?

The 144 thousand. The Great Tribulation. These are loaded terms and have a popular interpretation behind them. What are they, if we examine the context and counsel of all Scripture? How are the 144K spared who come out of the Great Tribulation?

It sounds kind of final. It sounds kind of world-ending. What's hard is what Revelation shows us, and maybe we miss it because we don’t study enough Old Testament prophets, maybe we just don’t like to saturate in this truth, I don’t know - but God is capable of great wrath. He is capable of horrific judgment. He is the Sovereign over it.

It sounds kind of final. It sounds kind of world-ending. What's hard is what Revelation shows us, and maybe we miss it because we don’t study enough Old Testament prophets, maybe we just don’t like to saturate in this truth, I don’t know - but God is capable of great wrath. He is capable of horrific judgment. He is the Sovereign over it.

It sounds kind of final. It sounds kind of world-ending. What's hard is what Revelation shows us, and maybe we miss it because we don’t study enough Old Testament prophets, maybe we just don’t like to saturate in this truth, I don’t know - but God is capable of great wrath. He is capable of horrific judgment. He is the Sovereign over it.

It sounds kind of final. It sounds kind of world-ending. What's hard is what Revelation shows us, and maybe we miss it because we don’t study enough Old Testament prophets, maybe we just don’t like to saturate in this truth, I don’t know - but God is capable of great wrath. He is capable of horrific judgment. He is the Sovereign over it.

Revelation feels so otherworldly. It feels like a science fiction novel placed at the end of a rather large chunk of books that are timeless, ancient, but timeless. The Bible opens with us getting to know Yahweh, getting to know Jesus and His followers, and then right smack dab on the end, we're taught,” “And this Book is about a whole new cast of characters and dramas yet to take place,” and it f...

Revelation feels so otherworldly. It feels like a science fiction novel placed at the end of a rather large chunk of books that are timeless, ancient, but timeless. The Bible opens with us getting to know Yahweh, getting to know Jesus and His followers, and then right smack dab on the end, we're taught,” “And this Book is about a whole new cast of characters and dramas yet to take place,” and it f...

Revelation feels so otherworldly. It feels like a science fiction novel placed at the end of a rather large chunk of books that are timeless, ancient, but timeless. The Bible opens with us getting to know Yahweh, getting to know Jesus and His followers, and then right smack dab on the end, we're taught,” “And this Book is about a whole new cast of characters and dramas yet to take place,” and it f...

Revelation feels so otherworldly. It feels like a science fiction novel placed at the end of a rather large chunk of books that are timeless, ancient, but timeless. The Bible opens with us getting to know Yahweh, getting to know Jesus and His followers, and then right smack dab on the end, we're taught,” “And this Book is about a whole new cast of characters and dramas yet to take place,” and it f...