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The Last Great Day, Part 1

FHMI-0228Shane Vaughn2016-10-27Sermon Transcript

The Last Great Day

  • (primary) Leviticus 23:36
  • (secondary) John 7:37
  • (secondary) John 7:38
  • (secondary) John 7:39
  • (secondary) Revelation 20:11
  • (secondary) Revelation 20:12
  • (secondary) Revelation 20:13
  • (secondary) Revelation 20:14
  • (secondary) Psalm 24:1
  • (secondary) John 10:16
  • (secondary) Job 1:6
  • (secondary) Job 1:7
  • (secondary) Job 1:8
  • (secondary) Isaiah 54:16
  • (secondary) Amos 3:6
  • (secondary) 1 Thessalonians 5:18
  • (secondary) Philippians 2:12
  • (secondary) James 2:19

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Summary This sermon focuses on the Last Great Day, described as the overlooked and climactic feast in God's calendar. Vaughn connects Leviticus 23, John 7, and Revelation 20 to argue that the Eighth Day reveals the final stage of God's plan, including judgment, restoration, and the fulfillment of divine purposes. The message strongly emphasizes God's sovereignty, teaching that Satan functions as an instrument within God's plan rather than as an equal opposing force. Core doctrine Last Great Day

Summary

This sermon focuses on the Last Great Day, described as the overlooked and climactic feast in God's calendar. Vaughn connects Leviticus 23, John 7, and Revelation 20 to argue that the Eighth Day reveals the final stage of God's plan, including judgment, restoration, and the fulfillment of divine purposes. The message strongly emphasizes God's sovereignty, teaching that Satan functions as an instrument within God's plan rather than as an equal opposing force.

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Last Great Day

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