Part 12 - The Mazzaroth - The Heavenly Scroll - GEMINI Part 3
The Mazzaroth: In Search of the Throne
- (primary) Revelation 11:1–13
- (secondary) Revelation 2:7
- (secondary) Revelation 3:15–16
- (secondary) Malachi 4:4–6
- (secondary) Matthew 11:11–24
- (secondary) Matthew 17:10–13
- (secondary) Luke 1:13–17
- (secondary) Acts 17:30
- (secondary) Zechariah 4:1–14
- (secondary) Romans 11:17–24
- (secondary) Ecclesiastes 11:1
- (secondary) Matthew 24:14
- (secondary) Zechariah 12:10
- (secondary) 1 Thessalonians 4:17
- (secondary) Romans 16:17
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Summary
This teaching interprets Gemini within the Mazzaroth as portraying the two witnesses of Revelation 11. It begins by emphasizing that Revelation can be properly understood only by those with spiritual ears. The return of Elijah is then traced through John the Baptist and Yahshua’s statements in Matthew 11 and Matthew 17. Elijah is presented not as one reincarnated individual but as a recurring ministry of repentance and restoration that prepares Yahweh’s people for the coming of Yahshua. The teaching identifies the end-time two witnesses as a corporate restoration ministry formed through the joining of natural Judah and natural Israel. Judah preserved Torah, while Israel preserved the Spirit; together they become Remnant Israel, the new man who bears the combined witness of Spirit and truth. The measuring of the temple distinguishes outer-court, thirtyfold religion from those progressing into the inner court and Holy of Holies as sixtyfold and hundredfold believers. The two olive trees and two candlesticks are likewise interpreted as symbols of this united witness. The witnesses’ death in Jerusalem, spiritually called Sodom and Egypt, is interpreted as the religious establishment attempting to destroy the restoration ministry’s credibility. Their bodies remain visible because the completed Gospel of the Kingdom must reach every people, nation, kindred, and tongue. Their resurrection signifies the vindication of truth and the first resurrection of the 144,000, who will meet Yahshua and serve in the government of Yahweh. The teaching concludes that religious persecution prepares the witnesses to forgive, restore, teach, and govern those who formerly rejected them.
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Two Witneess
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