Practical application of Pentecostal theology in politics, economy and social issues
In taking a figurative view of Rev.20, if the " rest of the dead" in v.5 are the "dead in Christ"(Col. 3:3), could this not define the " first" resurrection as the one and only resurrection at the last day?
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I recently noticed that Rev. 21 clearly says there will be no temple in the New Jerusalem, yet Rev. describes a temple existing there. Am I reading/understanding wrong, or does this indicate a different perspective in the channeled letters…
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Today we take up with the Sabbath day. Rev. 1:10, ” I was in the spirit on the lords day.” The Sabbath was not…
Questions: 1. Does SARS-CoV-2, the virus (and its mutations), alter our DNA? Do the vaccines for Covid-19, the disease, alter our DNA? 2. Is…
Clendennen took the whole idea for SOC from Theodore W. Austin-Sparks was born in London, England in 1888 The SOC curriculum was taken 1:1…
Dake Testimony (Finis J. Dake)
Congratulations to Rev. ST Wright for successfully completing the course Paul and His Letter to the #Galatians! If this course was taught by MacArthur…
Are the 4 beast of Rev 4:7 created beings?
I just read Rev 2:26,27, and let me paraphrase how I think it can be translated: “He that overcomes and is faithfully obedient to…
What does Rev. 19: 7-8 mean if the Church is not the femanine gender? (Finis J. Dake)