sermon: The Two Witnesses (Part 4)
Zechariah 4
Richard T. Ritenbaugh
Given 29-Jun-02; Tape #565
Description: In this sermon, Richard Ritenbaugh explains the symbolism of the seven golden lamps (Zechariah 4:2; Revelation 1:20) as seven churches empowered by an abundance of oil (a symbol of God's Spirit, Zechariah 4:6), manifested as works or fruit. Zerubbabel, finishing the physical Temple, serves as a type of Christ, who finishes the spiritual one. The seven stars, lamps, and eyes appear to be interchangeable, representing the churches, the messengers of the churches, or the spirit of the churches (Revelation 1:16, 20; 5:6). (77 minutes)
Keywords/Topics: Abundance of oil, 'Ayin, three and a half years, 42 months, Capstone, Favor, God's spirit, Golden bowl, 49 pipes, Governments, Great mountains, Great tribulation, Menorah, Oil, Plumb line, Prophecy, Sack Cloth, 1260 Days, Seven and seven pipes, Seven eyes, Small things, Two lamp stands, Two olive trees, Two witnesses, Words, Zerubbabel
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Sermons in the The Two Witnesses series: |
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The Little Book of Revelation 10:8-10 |
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A Reed Like a Rod |
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Their Testimony |
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Zechariah 4 |
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The Golden Bowl and Fire from Heaven |
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The Types |
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Their Death and Resurrection (Conclusion) |
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