Ep 06 - The Decision of the Woman
Voyage | Book of Revelation & Genesis | Shalom World
We continue to explore the dialogue between God and Adam and Eve, who are now sinners, as written in Chapter 3 of the Book of Revelation. Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan explains the judgment of God given to Adam and Eve. Neither Adam nor Eve said sorry to God; neither confessed the fact that they had disobeyed His will, therefore, neither of them repent. As a result of the fall, God has to pronounce judgment; He pronounces it based on the measure of their role and task. There are 3 great women who had to fight the evil one in the Scriptures: * Israel - Wife of Yahweh * Mary - Mother of Jesus, spouse of the Holy Spirit * The Church - Bride of the Lamb History revolves around the decision of the woman. With Adam, we see a dereliction of duty and refusal to take responsibility. All of creation does what God wants except the man; so, the man can’t rule it. When the human race rebels against God, the earth rebels against us. The remainder of Chapter 3 tells us that God has to remove them from paradise because they are no longer in union with God. God protects the tree of life so that man and woman who are not in union with God can no longer eat from it. This tree of life is restored by Jesus on the Calvary. In Chapter 4 we take a look at the story of Cain and Abel - the children of a fallen race. Bible References: * Rev. 20 - Satan is consigned to the lake of sulfur * Rev. 19 - The glorious woman * Gen. 3:15 - Offspring of the woman will bruise the serpent * Rev. 12:17 - Satan will fight the woman and the seed of the woman * Gen. 3:19 - Return to the ground from which Adam was taken * Gen. 5:5 - Adam lived for 930 years * Gen. 3:20-24 - God drove the man out and * Rev. 22 - Become trees of life * Is. 59:2 - Inequities put a separation between you and God * Zech. 13:7 - Sword that will strike the shepherd * Rev. 2:7 - Invited to eat from the tree of life * Rev. 22:2 - Saints become trees of life * Gen. 4:1 - Child from God * Gen. 4:2 - Abel was the keeper of sheep and Cain, the tiller of the ground * Is. 1:2 - Reared sons who rebelled * John 8:44 - Jesus’ dialogue with the Pharisees * 1 John 3:9 - No one who is born of God will continue to sin * 1 Pt. 2:23 - Born again of the imperishable see * Mark 1:40-45 - First miraculous healing of leprosy * Matt. 13:24 - Tares among the wheat Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan takes you through the origin story of God’s people shown to us in the Book of Genesis. Here is an opportunity to explore the early history of God’s people. With historical and Scriptural references, each session will open your eyes to the mystery of God’s creation. Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/ Shalom World: https://www.shalomworld.org Support us: https://shalomworld.org/donate Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shalomworldpodcasts/
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A Journey through the Book of Revelation
Why did St. John write the Book of Revelation at a time when Christians were being persecuted? What was the important message he had for the church? Why is it important for us to know what St. John had to say? Welcome to the opportunity to learn about the Book of Revelation; the last book of the Bible.Renowned Scripture scholar, Frances Hogan, explains it all. Join us, from Monday-Friday, and discover the mysteries hidden in the Book of Revelation on Shalom World’s ‘Voyage’.With references to historical time periods and prophecies from various texts in the Bible, Frances Hogan, expounds on this book of consolation and comfort to those being persecuted.The Book of Revelation tells us of the Great Ending and the even greater Beginning.
