Part 11 - Joy Comes In The Morning - Sabbath Morning Bible Study
- (primary) Deuteronomy 33:2
- (secondary) Isaiah 26:9
- (secondary) Revelation 20:11–15
- (secondary) Daniel 7:9–10
- (secondary) 1 Peter 4:12
- (secondary) Revelation 15:2
- (secondary) Revelation 7:9
- (secondary) Jude 6
- (secondary) 1 Peter 3:18–22
- (secondary) Luke 4:43
- (secondary) Matthew 28:18
- (secondary) Colossians 2:15
- (secondary) Jeremiah 17:27
- (secondary) Jude 7
- (secondary) Philippians 1:6 — Philippians 1:6.
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Summary
The Lake of Fire is presented as the fiery judgment of Torah. The river of fire flows from Yahweh’s throne when the books are opened, bringing humanity under the Word so that lying, immorality, rebellion, and corrupt thinking can be exposed and removed. Divine fire changes rather than annihilates. Its heat and light transform character, and it continues until its corrective purpose is accomplished. The biblical descriptions of unquenchable and eternal fire do not require a fire that burns without end. Yahshua did not preach to dead human beings while in the grave. After His resurrection, He proclaimed His authority to the fallen angelic spirits held for judgment. His resurrection placed angels, authorities, and powers under Him and established the authority exercised through His name.
Core doctrine
Restoration of All Things
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