8/28/21 - LIVE INTERACTIVE ZOOM Bible Study "The Heavenly Counsel - Fallen Angels"
- (primary) Psalm 82:1–8
- (secondary) Matthew 6:10
- (secondary) Ephesians 6:12
- (secondary) Luke 4:6–7
- (secondary) Deuteronomy 32:7–9
- (secondary) 2 Chronicles 18:18–22
- (secondary) Jeremiah 19:13
- (secondary) Job 38:4–7
- (secondary) Deuteronomy 4:19
- (secondary) 1 Peter 3:22
- (secondary) Hebrews 2:5
- (secondary) Job 1:6
- (secondary) Job 2:1–2
- (secondary) Job 15:7–8
- (secondary) Jeremiah 23:16–18
- (secondary) Daniel 10:12–13
- (secondary) Daniel 10:20–21
- (secondary) Matthew 24:22
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Summary
This Bible study attempts to explain how Yahweh can remain sovereign while evil appears to dominate the present world. Vaughn begins with Ephesians 6:12, arguing that the fundamental conflict is not against human beings but against supernatural principalities and powers. He then builds a divine-council model from Deuteronomy 32, 2 Chronicles 18, Job, Psalm 82, and Daniel 10. 8_28_21 - LIVE INTERACTIVE ZOOM… 8_28_21 - LIVE INTERACTIVE ZOOM… The centerpiece is Psalm 82:1–8, which Vaughn interprets as Yahweh presiding over a council of supernatural “gods” who have governed unjustly and consequently face judgment. Daniel 10 is then used to illustrate his concept of territorial princes and spiritual warfare, while Hebrews 2:5 becomes the basis for his expectation that the coming age will be transferred from angelic administration to Messiah and faithful believers.
Core doctrine
Psalm 82:1 - 8 - Vaughn teaches that Yahweh presides over a heavenly divine council of supernatural rulers, some of whom rebelled and exercise corrupt governmental authority over the nations during the present age; he connects these beings with Paul's "Principalities and Powers" and Daniel's supernatural princes of Persia and Greece, and teaches that their rule will ultimately be judged and replaced by Messiah's kingdom. The identification of Psalm 82's "Gods" with a specific hierarchy of fallen angelic national rulers, including the speaker's seventy-ruler system and its political applications, is Vaughn's theological interpretation of these passages. 8-28-21 - Live interactive Zoom...
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