Thy Kingdom Come
- (primary) Matthew 6:10
- (secondary) Matthew 6:1
- (secondary) Genesis 3:16
- (secondary) Genesis 3:14
- (secondary) Romans 8:19
- (secondary) Romans 8:22
- (secondary) Isaiah 2:4
- (secondary) Revelation 11:17
- (secondary) Revelation 20:4
- (secondary) Revelation 20:5
- (secondary) Revelation 20:6
- (secondary) Daniel 2:34
- (secondary) Daniel 2:35
- (secondary) Daniel 2:44
- (secondary) Daniel 2:45
- (secondary) Revelation 11:18
- (secondary) Isaiah 11:9
- (secondary) Habakkuk 2:14
- (secondary) Jeremiah 31:34
- (secondary) Joel 2:28
- (secondary) Zechariah 14:12
- (secondary) Revelation 19:15
- (secondary) Revelation 1:7
- (secondary) Philippians 2:10
- (secondary) Philippians 2:11
- (secondary) Psalm 2:1
- (secondary) Psalm 2:2
- (secondary) Psalm 2:3
- (secondary) Matthew 5:18
- (secondary) Matthew 5:19
- (secondary) Ecclesiastes 12:13
- (secondary) Matthew 7:22
- (secondary) Matthew 7:23
- (secondary) Luke 17:21
- (secondary) 2 Corinthians 4:4
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Summary
Pastor Shane Vaughn explains the meaning of "Thy kingdom come" in Matthew 6:10, teaching that the Kingdom of God is a future, literal government that will be established on Earth rather than a present spiritual feeling. He connects the coming Kingdom to the seventh day, the 7,000th year, the first resurrection, and the appointment of the faithful, commandment-keeping saints as rulers under Yeshua. Through Revelation 11, Psalm 2, and Matthew 5, he teaches that the nations will resist the Messiah's return but will ultimately come under Yahweh's law. He urges believers to prepare for the Kingdom through holiness, obedience to the Ten Commandments, and a life of "training for reigning" and "schooling for ruling."
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