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Revelation 16: The seven bowls of the wrath of God

The seven bowls of the wrath of God bring much harsher judgments than the seals and trumpets, which is why they are called “bowls of the wrath of God.”

2 Kings 24 Judah Overrun by Enemies

Joshua 3: Israel Crosses the Jordan

Joshua 2: Rahab Hides the Spies

2 Kings 23 Josiah Restores True Worship

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July 19, 2017

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The seven bowls of the wrath of God bring much harsher judgments than the seals and trumpets, which is why they are called “bowls of the wrath of God.” The first bowl is poured out upon the Earth is the center stage for humanity’s rebellion against God.

“All show bear the mark of the beast will be inflicted with malignant and pernicious ulcers. “

This type of advanced carcinogenic ulcer will most likely occur due to radioactive contamination of the atmosphere by nuclear weapons. A small sample of this scourge took place in Egypt., at the outpouring of the sixth plague, when all but God’s people were struck, including the animals ( Exodus 9.10)

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Jeremiah 21: Jerusalem’s Doom Is Sealed

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November 27, 2020

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God against His people. King Zedekiah, in the face of imminent Babylonian invasion of Jerusalem, expected the Most High to help him defeat his enemies.

Well, the people of Judah did the opposite of God’s will and now they wanted His protection and help.

“Perhaps the Lord will deal with us according to all His wonderful works.”

This was the king’s desire, but he and the people were more concerned about being delivered from their why they received a big “No” for an answer and also heard from the prophet that the most High would fight against them with an outstretched hand and with a strong arm, even in anger and fury and great wrath!

The indignation of the Lord against Judah was so deep that He called Nebuchadnezzar “My servant” to complete that mission (25:9). It is foolish to disobey the Most High, for those who oppose Him become His enemy, and this means having no chance to prevail (Isa. 42.13).

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Zechariah 3: Vision of the High Priest

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November 27, 2020

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In the fourth vision, the interpreter angel shows him a courtroom: the high priest Joshua represents the nation of Israel, who is the defendant; the Angel of the Lord is the defense Lawyer; Satan, to the right of the defendant, is the accuser of his sins (represented by filthy garments); and the Lord is the Righteous Judge. The unclean garments of the priest represented the rebellion of Israel.

After listening to the defense Lawyer intercede on this behalf and considering the promises made to Abraham, the Righteous Judge decided to forgive Israel and rebuke Satan.

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Jeremiah 20: The Word of God to Pashhur

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November 26, 2020

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Pashhur was a common name at the time and also a title indicating a high position inside of the Temple. The son of the priest immer had this title, which meant that he was a descendant of an important lineage of priests from the time of David (1 Chron. 24.14).

Pashhur used his authority to order the guards of the silence to prophet by condemning him hastily, for he was denouncing the sins of the religious leaders.

Jeremiah was arrested, beaten, and put on the stocks to be tortured, but he remained steadfast.

So not even all the suffering, injustices, and mistreatments were able to make the prophet’s faithfulness and zeal diminish.

On the contrary, he was courageous to raise his voice and say that everyone was on their way to destruction. As for the unrighteous Pashhur, he attracted the wrath of God. In addition to going into captivity, he, his family, and friends were violently killed (v.4).