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Zechariah’s Night Visions #2 This is Wickedness - (Darryl Rose)

the Christadelphian interpretation of Zechariah's Night Visions remains an important part of Christadelphian theology. The visions offer a message of hope and restoration for the people of God, and they are a reminder that God is still in control, even in the midst of judgment and chaos. Zechariah's Night Visions are a series of eight visions that the prophet Zechariah experienced in the early years of the Second Temple period. The visions are recorded in the book of Zechariah, chapters 1-6.
Christadelphians believe that the Night Visions are a prophecy of the events that would lead up to the establishment of God's kingdom on earth. The visions are interpreted as a message of hope and restoration for the Jewish people, and as a warning to the nations.
The first vision in the series is a vision of four horsemen. The horsemen represent the four winds of heaven, which are sent out by God to bring judgment on the nations. The second vision is a vision of a golden lampstand. The lampstand represents the presence of God among his people, and it is a symbol of hope for the future.
The third vision is a vision of two olive trees and a lampstand. The olive trees represent the two anointed ones, who are believed to be Jesus Christ and his anointed successor. The lampstand represents the presence of God among his people.
The fourth vision is a vision of a flying scroll. The scroll represents the law of God, which is a message of judgment and salvation. The fifth vision is a vision of a woman in a basket. The woman represents the city of Jerusalem, which is under attack by the nations.
The sixth vision is a vision of four chariots. The chariots represent the four winds of heaven, which are sent out by God to bring judgment on the nations. The seventh vision is a vision of a man with a measuring line. The man represents the Messiah, who will come to measure the city of Jerusalem.
The eighth and final vision is a vision of a great multitude. The multitude represents the people of God from all nations, who will be gathered together at the end of the age.
The Night Visions are a complex and challenging set of prophecies, but they offer a message of hope and restoration for the people of God. They are a reminder that God is still in control, even in the midst of judgment and chaos. And they are a promise that God will ultimately triumph over evil and establish his kingdom on earth.
 

Audio Book- The Guiding Light - (Islip Collyer)

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The Life of David #3 David as King (Jared Shilvock)

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Audio Book- The Blood of Christ - (Robert Roberts)

The conditions of Forgiveness But then forgiveness hath its conditions. God does not offer forgiveness indiscriminately; He does not say He will forgive the sins of the world, whether they take notice of Him or not. Very far from this: He restricts forgiveness to those who fear Him and submit to the conditions He has provided. The question is, What are those conditions? There are various conditions, but we look not now at subsidi- ary conditions, but at the one that comes before all others, as brought forward by Paul in the declaration before us—the propitiatory setting forth of Christ as an object of faith in the shedding of his blood. It is forgiveness that is offered, but not without this—not apart from this. But now comes the question, Why is the death of Christ a sufficient foundation for the forgiveness of sin unto life eternal, when the death of animals was not so? We find answer in the statement that the death of Christ was “to declare the righteousness of God” as the ground of the exercise of His forbearance. That is to say, God maintains His own righteousness and His own supremacy while forgiving us: and exacts the recognition of them and submission to them, as the condition of the exercise of His forbearance in the remission of our sins. Now as we look at Christ, we find in his death the declaration of that righteousness. When we look at the killing of a lamb or of an animal of any kind, it is not a declaration of the righteousness of God that we see except in shadow, in type, in figure: the animal has done no wrong, and in the abstract, there would be wrong and not righteousness in punishing one for the sin of another. The death of Christ was “that God might be just” while acting the part of justifier or forgiver. The sacrifice of animals did not illustrate this, except typically and preliminarily. It did not exhibit the righteousness of God except in the prophetic sense; it was a type of the true exhibition of God’s righteousness that God would accomplish in the Lamb of His own providing. “God shall provide Himself a lamb, my son”, said Abraham to Isaac. He spoke by the Spirit of God, pointing forward; and when Jesus appeared, John said, “Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world”.

The Life of David #2 David in flight - (John Beall)

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The Life of David #1 David’s early life - (David Powell)

Description: David, the man chosen by GOD, was the fearless Shepherd boy, the Fugitive, the King of Israel but lived his whole life knowing that GOD’s hand was upon him and he willing submitted to it. He tried to teach his people to keep and seek for all the commandments of GOD. No wonder he was a man after GOD’s own heart.

Barnabas - #6 A Thoughtful Brother - the importance of diversity.(Steve Mansfield)

Description: Barnabas was instrumental in ensuring Saul of Tarsus was accepted by the Apostles at Jerusalem after his conversion on the road to Damascus. Although a Levite, jointly with the re-named Apostle Paul, he first took the Gospel to the Gentiles in arduous and sometimes dangerous missionary work. "He was a good man, and full of the Holy Spirit and of faith", wholeheartedly committed to and very generous in his support of the Truth at a crucial time in the establishment of the early ecclesia.

Zecharia’s Night Visions #1 The man among the Myrtle trees - (Darryl Rose)

the Christadelphian interpretation of Zechariah's Night Visions remains an important part of Christadelphian theology. The visions offer a message of hope and restoration for the people of God, and they are a reminder that God is still in control, even in the midst of judgment and chaos. Zechariah's Night Visions are a series of eight visions that the prophet Zechariah experienced in the early years of the Second Temple period.
The visions are recorded in the book of Zechariah, chapters 1-6. Christadelphians believe that the Night Visions are a prophecy of the events that would lead up to the establishment of God's kingdom on earth. The visions are interpreted as a message of hope and restoration for the Jewish people, and as a warning to the nations. The first vision in the series is a vision of four horsemen. The horsemen represent the four winds of heaven, which are sent out by God to bring judgment on the nations. The second vision is a vision of a golden lampstand. The lampstand represents the presence of God among his people, and it is a symbol of hope for the future. The third vision is a vision of two olive trees and a lampstand.
The olive trees represent the two anointed ones, who are believed to be Jesus Christ and his anointed successor. The lampstand represents the presence of God among his people. The fourth vision is a vision of a flying scroll. The scroll represents the law of God, which is a message of judgment and salvation. The fifth vision is a vision of a woman in a basket. The woman represents the city of Jerusalem, which is under attack by the nations. The sixth vision is a vision of four chariots. The chariots represent the four winds of heaven, which are sent out by God to bring judgment on the nations. The seventh vision is a vision of a man with a measuring line. The man represents the Messiah, who will come to measure the city of Jerusalem.
The eighth and final vision is a vision of a great multitude. The multitude represents the people of God from all nations, who will be gathered together at the end of the age. The Night Visions are a complex and challenging set of prophecies, but they offer a message of hope and restoration for the people of God.
They are a reminder that God is still in control, even in the midst of judgment and chaos. And they are a promise that God will ultimately triumph over evil and establish his kingdom on earth. Additional information: The Christadelphian interpretation of Zechariah's Night Visions is based on the belief that the Bible is a literal and historical record of God's dealings with humanity. Christadelphians believe that the Night Visions are a prophecy of the events that would lead up to the establishment of God's kingdom on earth, which they believe will occur in the near future.

Barnabas - #5 - A Persistent Preacher - the importance of consistency. .(Steve Mansfield)

Description: Barnabas was instrumental in ensuring Saul of Tarsus was accepted by the Apostles at Jerusalem after his conversion on the road to Damascus. Although a Levite, jointly with the re-named Apostle Paul, he first took the Gospel to the Gentiles in arduous and sometimes dangerous missionary work. "He was a good man, and full of the Holy Spirit and of faith", wholeheartedly committed to and very generous in his support of the Truth at a crucial time in the establishment of the early ecclesia.

Faith in the Last Days #28 - Christ’s discourse with Nicodemus (John Thomas)

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