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Prophesy Again: The Spirit of Elijah, the Two Fires, and the Reconciliation of YAHWEH with Man

FHMI-1397Shane VaughnSermon
  • (primary) Revelation 10:11
  • (secondary) Luke 1:17
  • (secondary) Malachi 4:6
  • (secondary) 1 Kings 18:31–32 — 1 Kings 18:31-32
  • (secondary) Revelation 11:5
  • (secondary) Revelation 13:13
  • (secondary) Isaiah 8:20
  • (secondary) 2 Corinthians 5:18–19 — 2 Corinthians 5:18-19
  • (secondary) John 1:21
  • (secondary) Matthew 11:14
  • (secondary) Matthew 25:5
  • (secondary) Matthew 10:16
  • (secondary) Jeremiah 23:29

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Summary This sermon defines the spirit of Elijah not as reincarnation but as the spirit and power to preach repentance, rebuild YAHWEH's broken altar and call all twelve tribes back to the covenant. It presents Revelation 10:11's command to 'prophesy again' as the same truth preached once more after the church slumbered, with The Apostolic Assemblies obeying it through internet outreach. It warns of a true fire (the Word) and a false fire (deceiving signs) tested by the Law, and teaches that Malachi 4:6 begins with YAHWEH reconciling with man.

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This sermon defines the spirit of Elijah not as reincarnation but as the spirit and power to preach repentance, rebuild YAHWEH's broken altar and call all twelve tribes back to the covenant. It presents Revelation 10:11's command to 'prophesy again' as the same truth preached once more after the church slumbered, with The Apostolic Assemblies obeying it through internet outreach. It warns of a true fire (the Word) and a false fire (deceiving signs) tested by the Law, and teaches that Malachi 4:6 begins with YAHWEH reconciling with man.

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