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The Wine of Babylon, the cup of Confusion
FHMI-0251Shane Vaughn2016-11-26Sermon Transcript
- (primary) Jeremiah 51:7
- (secondary) Jeremiah 51:6
- (secondary) Genesis 11:7
- (secondary) Genesis 11:8
- (secondary) Genesis 11:9
- (secondary) Ezekiel 20:12
- (secondary) Matthew 10:34
- (secondary) Revelation 14:8
- (secondary) Revelation 16:13
- (secondary) Revelation 16:9
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Summary
This sermon explains Babylon as a symbol of religious confusion and false doctrine that has influenced the world since the Tower of Babel. Using Jeremiah 51, Genesis 11, and Revelation, Vaughn contrasts Babylon with Jerusalem, presenting them as two competing spiritual systems. The message calls believers to reject religious confusion, embrace biblical doctrine, and separate themselves from traditions that conflict with what he identifies as Yahweh's truth.
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Babylon
Summary
This sermon explains Babylon as a symbol of religious confusion and false doctrine that has influenced the world since the Tower of Babel. Using Jeremiah 51, Genesis 11, and Revelation, Vaughn contrasts Babylon with Jerusalem, presenting them as two competing spiritual systems. The message calls believers to reject religious confusion, embrace biblical doctrine, and separate themselves from traditions that conflict with what he identifies as Yahweh's truth.
Core doctrine
Babylon
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