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We all thoroughly appreciated your sermon today, when we watched it in our Clermont congregation, here in Central Queensland, Australia.
Your biblical scriptures showing how we need to hold fast and finish the race were very inspiring in the way you delivered and explained them.
Thankyou Mr William Bradford.
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Thank you Peter for your well researched sermonette.
Yes, it is true as you show from the scriptures that the Wedding of Christ to His Bride, the Church of God, occurs in the 3rd Heaven Throne of God, after the 1st Resurrection ..and before the saints follow Christ in His army to defeat the gathered nations in the Valley of Megiddo ...for the battle of Armageddon.
Thank you for explaining it so simply and easy to understand.

Thank you Rex for this series on Revelation.
You are correct in stating that the ones standing before the Throne of God are the "resurrected God beings" or those of us, as the resurrected saints in the 1st Resurrection.
Your explanation about the "sea of glass mingled with fire" is interesting, and contrasts with Mr Bob Fahey's explanation of the saints standing "beside" the sea of glass mingled with fire. See his Bible Study on Revelation 15, below:
https://www.ucg.org/sermons/book-of-revelation-part-25-of-35-chapter-15
Warm regards,
Ken Murray

Very encouraging sermon Gary. Thank you for this inspiring message.
All our brethren loved watching and listening to it today at Sabbath Services, in Clermont, Central Queensland, Australia.
I love the thought too, in Jeremiah 32, that while Jeremiah was in prison, his cousin Hanameel wanted to sell his birthright land to Jeremiah, no doubt because he believed the Babylonians were coming. Jeremiah buys the land and has the deeds put in a clay pot for posterity, by Baruch.
They both then have a legitimate residence and property to go to after they are freed from the Jewish captives, when the Babylonians take over.
Wonderful example of trusting God, through all adversities that may come our way.
A Godly Highlight of Jeremiah's life.

Lynn, i appreciate you giving this very worthwhile message.
I will have it played for our whole congregation, here in Clermont, Qld, Queensland and hope that other congregations of UCG, also play it.
Your scriptural references, along with your baseball analogy, are very helpful in understanding how we can evaluate our own spiritual growth, as well as having a realistic approach towards being a useful member in the Church.

Thank you Frank for your wonderful Feast of Tabernacles report.
It is so heartening to hear of our brethren's love of God and faithfulness to God our Father and Jesus Christ.
Ruthie & i miss you all so much ...and we send our love to you as always.
Ken & Ruth Murray
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