The Twelvefold Government of Yahweh: From the Heavenly Council to the Government of the Firstfruits

FHMI-1385Shane VaughnBook

(primary) Matthew 19:28
(secondary) Matthew 6:10
(secondary) Revelation 4:4–11 — Revelation 4:4-11
(secondary) Revelation 21:12–14 — Revelation 21:12-14
(secondary) Psalm 82
(secondary) Ezekiel 28:12–17 — Ezekiel 28:12-17
(secondary) Exodus 28:29
(secondary) Numbers 2
(secondary) Revelation 7:4–8 — Revelation 7:4-8
(secondary) Revelation 14:4
(secondary) Job 38:32
(secondary) Acts 1:20–26 — Acts 1:20-26
(secondary) Hebrews 2:5

144 firstfruits breastplate (urim and thummim)thy kingdom come on earth as in heaven fallen elohim camp of israel government of yahweh nameless one ezekiel 28 stones new jerusalem heavenly government mazzaroth 000 missing tribe of dan mazzaroth heavenly scroll twenty-four elders twelve heavenly twelve earthly psalm 82 heavenly council number twelve in the bible twelve tribes twelve apostles

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Summary This 28-chapter book traces twelve as the architecture of YAHWEH's government, carried by the prayer 'Thy kingdom come... in earth, as it is in heaven.' It moves from the throne, the Mazzaroth as witness (not master), Psalm 82's failed council and the 'Nameless One' of Ezekiel 28, whose stones (twelve in the Greek text) reappear on Aaron's breastplate, through Israel's camp, the showbread and frames, the twelve apostles and Matthias, the 144,000 firstfruits, to the twenty-four elders and the New Jerusalem. It presents YAHSHUA as the faithful Bearer of the twelve, teaches that authority is given and must be held in holiness and service, closing with study questions and sources.

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This 28-chapter book traces twelve as the architecture of YAHWEH's government, carried by the prayer 'Thy kingdom come... in earth, as it is in heaven.' It moves from the throne, the Mazzaroth as witness (not master), Psalm 82's failed council and the 'Nameless One' of Ezekiel 28, whose stones (twelve in the Greek text) reappear on Aaron's breastplate, through Israel's camp, the showbread and frames, the twelve apostles and Matthias, the 144,000 firstfruits, to the twenty-four elders and the New Jerusalem. It presents YAHSHUA as the faithful Bearer of the twelve, teaches that authority is given and must be held in holiness and service, closing with study questions and sources.

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