Dancing in the Rain: The Drought, the Cloud, the Coming Kingdom
- (primary) Joel 2:23
- (secondary) Hosea 6:3
- (secondary) Acts 3:19
- (secondary) Zechariah 10:1
- (secondary) 1 Kings 17:1
- (secondary) Amos 8:11
- (secondary) 1 Kings 18:41–44 — 1 Kings 18:41-44
- (secondary) James 5:7–8 — James 5:7-8
- (secondary) Joel 2:28
- (secondary) Job 36:27
- (secondary) Psalm 72:6
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This Pentecost sermon reads Elijah's drought and the small cloud as a prophetic pattern for the remnant. It rejects the popular idea of a worldwide revival before Messiah returns, teaching instead that the former and latter rain is Yahshua's own coming in Spirit and glory to mature His Bride. Reading Joel 2:23 'ba-rishon' as 'at the beginning', it places both rains together at the start of the Day of Yahweh (the 7th day). FHMI is called to be the 'First', the firstfruits.
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