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The passage from the Old Testament that is most often cited in the New is Psalm 110. The apostolic church saw this Psalm as referring to the risen, ascended Messiah, and the Kingdom that he had firmly established in this world at the Cross. They understood that they were living in the time of the ‘until’—the time during which Christ is sitting at the right hand of the Father, waiting until the time his kingdom physically overthrows all the kingdoms of this world.…

The passage from the Old Testament that is most often cited in the New is Psalm 110. The apostolic church saw this Psalm as referring to the risen, ascended Messiah, and the Kingdom that he had firmly established in this world at the Cross. They understood that they were living in the time of the ‘until’—the time during which Christ is sitting at the right hand of the Father, waiting until the time his kingdom physically overthrows all the kingdoms of this world.…

We feast in the presence of our enemies not by accident but by design, not for punishment but for blessing.…

There is a difference between a declaration and a prophesy. According to the original Greek and Hebrew definitions, they may both reflect God’s truth and purpose, but only one is […]…

There is a difference between a declaration and a prophesy. According to the original Greek and Hebrew definitions, they may both reflect God’s truth and purpose, but only one is […]…