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Malachi 4:1 · BSB
4:1 “For behold, the day is coming, burning like a furnace, when all the arrogant and every evildoer will be stubble; the day is coming when I will set them ablaze,” says the LORD of Hosts. “Not a root or branch will be left to them.”
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…it, you had it before, you owed it back, and you're asking for me to return what I gave you gave me. God is making that statement to his people inMalachi chapter 4. He's saying, Return to me what I gave you, what I invested and entrusted to you, return it to me, and I will return to you. In other words, I'm…
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…is a little bit odd as well. You see, the last prophetic statement given by God to his people was through the pen of the prophet Malachi. And inMalachi chapter 4, in the second to last verse, it says, Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the great and awesome day of Yahweh comes. And they waited…
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…and you know, we might be wondering what that's all about. Well, this is really referring to a prophecy that we see in the book of Malachi. InMalachi chapter 4, uh verses 5 and 6, it talks about how uh Elijah is coming. Right? Elijah is coming. Now, Jesus helps us know what this is all about in in Luke's…
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We're going to begin reading from Revelation chapter 21. We're going to be thinking for a few minutes together about the day of the Lord inMalachi chapter 4. So here's another way for the people of God to think about what the day of the Lord looks like. My favorite passages in all of the Bible.…
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…the last book of the Old Testament, which is Malachi. So look at Malachi, the last book of the Old Testament, and very interesting cryptic verse.Malachi chapter 4. And I'm gonna read, a lot of people read it from verse 5, but for the sake of what I'm gonna share, I'm gonna read it from verse 4, the verse…
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…did not deny, but confessed. This emphatic, he did not delay in saying, I am not the Messiah. So they ask him, what then? Are you Elijah? Now, inMalachi chapter 4, there had been a prophecy that Elijah, who did not die, who was taken up into heaven, that he would come back. And that's how they understood…
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…verse, please go back to Malachi, the very last chapter in the Old Testament. we saw that the Old Testament ends with the word curse, but look atMalachi chapter 4. Look at chapter 4 verse 5. See, I will send you the prophet Elijah before the great and dreadful day of the Lord, before that great and dreadful…
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…Rightly, the scribes, which were the religious elite, the studious religious of that day, say that Elijah must come first and they get this fromMalachi chapter 4, the last of the prophets before God goes silent for 400 years. Malachi said in chapter 4, verse 5 and 6, Behold, I will send you Elijah, the…
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…uh the subject or the title of this message is The Influence of a Father. And uh if you brought your Bibles and want to follow along there, turn toMalachi chapter 4and uh put a mark there, and then also look in Luke chapter 1. And if you don't have your Bible, it'll come up on the PowerPoint. You can read…
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…family and marriage. And so I want to invite you to join me in the book of Malachi this morning. I hope you brought your Bibles. And we'll begin inMalachi chapter 4this morning. If you'll go ahead and open your Bibles there. As we begin, I want to read to you. This is from the Volunteer Manual for Peace Corps…
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