The Arrest Warrant of the Azazel Goat

FHMI-0222Shane Vaughn2016-10-12Sermon

(primary) Leviticus 16:8–10 — Leviticus 16:8-10
(secondary) Leviticus 23:26
(secondary) Leviticus 23:27
(secondary) Leviticus 23:31
(secondary) Leviticus 16:5
(secondary) Leviticus 16:6
(secondary) Leviticus 16:7
(secondary) Leviticus 16:9
(secondary) Leviticus 16:11
(secondary) Leviticus 16:12
(secondary) Leviticus 16:13
(secondary) Leviticus 16:14
(secondary) Leviticus 16:15
(secondary) Leviticus 16:16
(secondary) Hebrews 9:22
(secondary) Revelation 20:1
(secondary) Revelation 20:2
(secondary) Revelation 20:3

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Summary This sermon focuses on the Day of Atonement and the symbolism of the two goats in Leviticus 16. Vaughn teaches that one goat foreshadows Christ's sacrificial work while the Azazel goat symbolizes Satan, upon whom final responsibility for rebellion and deception is placed. The message presents the Day of Atonement as a prophetic picture of Satan's future judgment and removal, emphasizing covenant obedience, prophetic fulfillment, and the ultimate triumph of God's kingdom.

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This sermon focuses on the Day of Atonement and the symbolism of the two goats in Leviticus 16. Vaughn teaches that one goat foreshadows Christ's sacrificial work while the Azazel goat symbolizes Satan, upon whom final responsibility for rebellion and deception is placed. The message presents the Day of Atonement as a prophetic picture of Satan's future judgment and removal, emphasizing covenant obedience, prophetic fulfillment, and the ultimate triumph of God's kingdom.

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