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The two sticks become one - perhaps the greatest miracle ever known? The 'Bnei Israel' - the 10 'lost tribes' of Israel - will be gathered from the 'four corners of the earth'. 'Ephraim' (the 10 tribes) will be joined to Judah (2 tribes) - after a 2,700 year separation!
Israel will turn to their Messiah. There will be one kingdom and one L-rd!
The sign of the fig tree - the rebirth of the State of Israel and the return of the Jewish people to their land
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Deception and persecution of believers, false Messiahs appearing, the world evangelised, wars, earthquakes, the sun darkened and the moon turned to blood!
Yeshua (Jesus) himself promised: 'I will come back!' He is coming back for His pure and spotless bride. This is our hope!
Background on Raymond McCullough. The 'gospel of the kingdom' - what Jesus (Yeshua) preached, what his disciples preached, what the apostle Paul preached. Our part in hastening His kingdom.
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The 'Fresh Bread' series, 'Your kingdom come', is a 13-part program of 20 min. inspirational Christian talks - produced in Belfast, Northern Ireland, by Raymond McCullough, (the former editor of Irish Christian magazine, 'Bread').
This series, 'Your Kingdom Come', looks at the events surrounding the Lord's return and what our response to them should be.
Introduced by:
Kelly McCullough
Music:
'Ar tir seo aguinne (Our Land)',
from 'The great China Bike Ride',
by Raymond McCullough:
(available on iTunes)
Produced in Northern Ireland by:
Precious Oil Productions Ltd,
for Kingdom Come Trust.
Raymond and his wife, Gerry, direct Kingdom Come Trust [http://www.kingdomcome.org.uk], based in Northern Ireland. From 1990-96 they edited and published the Irish Christian magazine, 'Bread' [http://www.kingdomcome.org.uk/history.shtml]. For eight years after that they led a cell-based fellowship in the greater Belfast area and during this time Raymond taught regularly from the Bible and also began using his own Celtic and Hebrew style songs in worship - leading worship at weekend retreats and for larger groups in churches, leisure centres, etc. When their fellowship outgrew the parent church, in September 2001, the first meeting of the new group was followed by 9/11! Suddenly cell group members were eager to know what the bible taught about the end times. The teaching in this 'Your kingdom come' series is based on those original talks from 2001.
