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| 50th Anniversary of the Eugene Church |
| Herbert W Armstrong |
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| With me up here are the only three, that I know, that were original members of the parent Church when it was first formed. Now I understand that there are several others who came into the headquarters' Church up here a little later, or many who were just children and hadn't grown up to be baptized and members yet at that time; and I will later ask you to stand up, and everybody can see who you are ... |
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| 7 Trumpet Plagues - Day of the Lord |
| John H Ogwyn |
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| Well brethren we are gathered here this afternoon on the last service of this Last Great Day the end of this fall festival season and I know that there were certainly a number of things that Mr. Meredith desired to focus the attention of the entire Church on at this time and we will try to look at some of these things that are certainly very important for us to understand because I think as we cel ... |
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| A Pentecost Message |
| Herbert W Armstrong |
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| You know, most churches pay no attention to Pentecost. I remember as a boy growing up in a Protestant church ... The Quaker church it really was. There are several kinds of Quaker churches, by the way. The original old-fashion type where I understand they'd twiddle their thumbs; they'd wait for the spirit to move them. I was not brought up in that type of a church at all. Ours was more like the Me ... |
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| A Positive Message |
| Herbert W Armstrong |
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| Today I have good news for you, very good news. This church needs a reawakening. This church needs a spiritual reawakening if ever a church did. We also need a reawakening in our writings and in our preaching. We need an awakening from preaching a doctrine of gloom and agony and today’s bad news. And we need to begin preaching the GOOD NEWS of the World Tomorrow. And that’s what we are going to do ... |
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| A Tale of Two Cities |
| John H Ogwyn |
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| In many ways the Bible could be likened to a tale of two cities, now perhaps you hadn't thought of it that way, but you see the Bible opens in the book of Genesis with two cities and it closes in the book of Revelations with two cities. In Genesis chapter 10 and chapter 11 we read of Babylon, we read of the beginning of the kingdom of Nimrod, that the beginning of his kingdom was Babel and as we g ... |
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| Accreditation |
| Herbert W Armstrong |
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| Well, the first festival of Unleavened Bread for 1982 is now over. For the past three and a half years Jesus Christ has been putting this church, His church, back on the track. And for approximately the past year, I have been explaining the very foundation of the world. How this world came to be started, the world into which we were born. The world into which this church has been, or from which it ... |
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| All Nations Against Jerusalem |
| John H Ogwyn |
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| There is a far number of things going on in terms of the world seen and as we look around us and we see things that are happening, I think it does help us to understand that the time that we're living in is certainly very much connected with this Holy Day that is going to be coming up in just over two weeks as we approach the time of the Feast of Trumpets, and as we look at the world around us, we ... |
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| Another Civilization |
| Herbert W Armstrong |
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| And we shall be there, brethren, hopefully (and I hope we all will be there) reigning with Him. It will be a different world all together than this world, because this world is NOT God's world. I wonder how many of you think it is God's world. Mostly people do. There's something wrong about this world, and a better world is coming — a new world, a new civilization — with peace, with happiness, wit ... |
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| Apostasy |
| Herbert W Armstrong |
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| I'm glad that, in the sermonette this morning, the 13th verse was mentioned in Matthew 24, as well as the 14th. Now the 14th refers to what we are doing. That's about us, and I wonder if God didn't put the 13th verse in there ahead of it just so that it would attract our attention. It reminds me of something that happened when I was speaking out at the little school house eight miles west of Eugen ... |
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| Are We Truly Christians? |
| Carl E McNair |
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| In Acts chapter 11 verse 26, we're told that a unique situation or a unique experience happened in Antioch in Acts chapter 11, Acts chapter 11 verse 25, Barnabas departed for Tarsus to seek Paul and when he found him, he brought him to Antioch so it was that for a whole year they assembled with the Church and taught a great many people and the Disciples were first called Christians in Antioch. Now ... |
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