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Our Role as Predestined Government: Why the Path Is Narrow & Why Government Training Is Essential

FHMI-1427Shane VaughnSermon
  • (primary) Revelation 20:4–6 — Revelation 20:4-6
  • (secondary) Romans 9:11–18 — Romans 9:11-18
  • (secondary) Revelation 20:7–10 — Revelation 20:7-10
  • (secondary) Revelation 5:10
  • (secondary) 2 Timothy 2:12
  • (secondary) Matthew 7:13–14 — Matthew 7:13-14
  • (secondary) Matthew 22:14
  • (secondary) Ephesians 1:4
  • (secondary) Romans 8:16–21 — Romans 8:16-21
  • (secondary) Romans 8:28–30 — Romans 8:28-30
  • (secondary) Hebrews 2:10
  • (secondary) Genesis 1:28
  • (secondary) Psalm 82:6

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Summary This three-hour teaching outline argues that Yahweh's children were elected before birth to be trained through suffering as the eternal government of creation. First-resurrection saints reign as kings and priests, reproduce during the Millennium, govern ever-larger families, and are later dispersed to rule the universe. Satan's release after the thousand years proves the untested Kingdom-born offspring, and the narrow path reflects a predestined few. It explains why FHMI focuses on government rather than 'getting saved.'

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This three-hour teaching outline argues that Yahweh's children were elected before birth to be trained through suffering as the eternal government of creation. First-resurrection saints reign as kings and priests, reproduce during the Millennium, govern ever-larger families, and are later dispersed to rule the universe. Satan's release after the thousand years proves the untested Kingdom-born offspring, and the narrow path reflects a predestined few. It explains why FHMI focuses on government rather than 'getting saved.'

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