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The Book of Revelation: The Four Horsemen (4)

Herman Hoeksema·1957-11-01
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It is evident, then, that it was Adam's obedience that connected all the world as a kingdom with its God. As long as Adam would be servant of God in the world, creation was God's kingdom. But the moment Adam rebelled, the world stood in rebellion against the Sovereign of heaven and earth. If Adam, instead of kneeling in the dust as the king-servant before his highest Sovereign, would subject himself to the will of Satan, the kingdom of God would be changed into a kingdom of the prince of...

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Author
Herman Hoeksema
Date

1957-11-01

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Scripture References
John 3:16
Romans
Romans 8:19-22Romans 8:29
Genesis 3:15
Hebrews
Hebrews 6:4-5Hebrews 6:4-8
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