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Samson, a Shadow of Things to Come

FHMI-1061Shane Vaughn2023-01-20Sermon Transcript

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Title: Pastor Vaughn - LIVE SINGING at church "Oh I want To see Him" Summary: Pastor Vaughn leads congregational singing of the hymn 'Oh I Want to See Him,' emphasizing themes of salvation, heavenly hope, and spiritual rejoicing. The performance includes multiple repetitions of the chorus with congregational participation and exhortations to celebrate joy in faith. Pastor Vaughn - LIVE SINGING at church "Oh I want To see Him" Shane Vaughn ——— First Harvest Ministries International participation and exhortations to celebrate joy in faith. Pastor Vaughn - LIVE SINGING at church "Oh I want To see Him" Shane Vaughn ——— First Harvest Ministries International 1 as I Journey Through the land singing as I go pointing souls to Calvary to the Crimson flow many arrows pierce my soul from without within but my Lord leads me all through him I must oh I want to see hell look upon his face there s forever of his Saving Grace and all the streets of Glory let me my voice car all pass home at last ever to Rejoice well oh I want to see him look upon his face there sing forever of his Saving Grace and all the streets of Glory let me lift my voice car pass home at last ever to Rejoice well oh I want to see hell look upon his face there to sing forever on his Shing 2 Grace and all the streets of Glory let me LIF my voice cares all pass home at last ever to Rejoice wo the Bible said leap for Joy why don't somebody just leap for Joy right now Hallelujah if you want the joy leap for it hallelujah oh I want to see him oh there to sing forever on his Saving Grace and all the streets of Glory let me LIF my voice cares all pass home ever to Rejoice well oh I want to see him upon I want to see him oh there to sing forever on his Saving Grace and all the streets of Glory let me LIF my voice cares all pass home ever to Rejoice well oh I want to see him upon his face Dan sing forever all the saing gra and all the streets of Glory will car all pass come at last ever to Rejoice hallelujah oh I want to see him than we than weeks oh okay of been 3 saving grace come on on the streets of Glory cares all pass never to I said oh I want to see him look upon his space there see forever gra and all the streets of Glory Let Live my voice cares all P home and last ever to rejo will win in battle for my Lord dark may be the night give me with a tender hand outstretched toward the valley L he's guiding me I can see as I go well I want to see him look upon his face there sing forever of Saving Grace on the streets of Glory live my voice all pass home to rejj Hallelujah when before me Billows rise Dark may be the night my soul that's an old song I 4 forgot me every time well I want to see him look upon sp there to sing forever of GRA and on the streets of Glory let LIF my voice cares all pass home last ever to rejoice

Summary

This sermon teaches that Samson's story is a prophetic shadow of end-time Israel and the covenant remnant. The speaker explains that Samson, born as a Nazarite under covenant to keep Torah, represents the separated, holy church that God is raising up to deliver Israel from Babylonian (worldly) control. When Samson compromised by pursuing Delilah (representing false religious systems), he lost his power—just as the church lost its authority when it abandoned Torah and the covenant. The sermon emphasizes that true believers must maintain their vows, keep themselves separate from worldly systems, and return to Torah obedience in the end times, ultimately pushing down the walls of Babylon's rule.

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