Part 14 - Joy Comes In The Morning
- (primary) 1 Timothy 4:10–11
- (secondary) Matthew 20:20–24
- (secondary) Philippians 2:10–11
- (secondary) Colossians 1:16–20
- (secondary) Hebrews 1:2
- (secondary) Revelation 4:11
- (secondary) Romans 5:12–19 — Romans 5:12, 18–19
- (secondary) 2 Timothy 1:9
- (secondary) Ephesians 1:9–10
- (secondary) Matthew 17:11–13
- (secondary) Acts 3:19–21
- (secondary) John 6:4–39 — John 6:4–12, 39
- (secondary) Judges 7:13
- (secondary) Daniel 2:44
- (secondary) Revelation 11:15
- (secondary) Psalm 66:4
- (secondary) Psalm 67:1–7
- (secondary) Psalm 72:11–19
- (secondary) Psalm 86:9–10
- (secondary) Numbers 29:12–34
- (secondary) Joshua 6:17–19 — Joshua 6:17, 19
- (secondary) Leviticus 27:28–29
- (secondary) John 10:27–29 — John 10:27–29.
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Summary
Yahweh is the Savior of all humanity, especially the believers called in the present age. These first believers receive a special relationship and the opportunity for greater Kingdom honor, but their calling does not exclude Yahweh’s later work with the rest of humanity. Salvation comes through grace, while positions in the Kingdom are determined by faithfulness, obedience, suffering, and works. The Bride is drawn from the Body and prepared to rule with Yahshua by drinking His cup and remaining faithful. Yahweh gathers creation through successive harvests represented by barley, wheat, and grapes. Jericho’s devoted treasures and the gathering of every remaining fragment reveal the same principle: everything belonging to Yahweh must be recovered, placed in His treasury, and ultimately returned to Him.
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Restoration of All Things
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