(5) Phinehas and Israel’s War Against Benjamin

I. The Dark Background to the War
II. The Early Stages of the War
III. The Third Battle of the War



The Necessity of Prayer for Believers

I. It Is the Chief Part of Thankfulness
II. It is the Way of Receiving Grace



The Abomination of Desolation

Iron Sharpens Iron Radio Interview



(4) Phinehas and the Altar by the River Jordan (2)

I. The Approved Speech
II. The Accepted Response
III. The Blessed Conclusion



Christ’s Sanctification of Himself

I. The Meaning
II. The Beneficiaries
III. The Result



Joel 3, Daniel 7 and the Worst Ever Tribulation

THE LAST JUDGMENT
…
And therefore the consideration of this judgment is justly terrible and dreadful to the wicked and ungodly, but most desirable and comfortable to the righteous and the elect; because then their full deliverance shall be perfected, and there they shall receive the fruits of their labor and trouble which they have borne. Their innocence shall be known to all, and they shall see the terrible vengeance which God shall execute on the wicked, who most cruelly persecuted, oppressed, and tormented them in this world; and who shall be convicted by the testimony of their own consciences, and, being immortal, shall be tormented in that everlasting fire which is prepared for the devil and his angels.
But on the contrary, the faithful and elect shall be crowned with glory and honor; and the Son of God will confess their names before God His Father and His elect angels; all tears shall be wiped from their eyes; and their cause, which is now condemned by many judges and magistrates as heretical and impious, will then be known to be the cause of the Son of God. And for a gracious reward, the Lord will cause them to possess such a glory as never entered into the heart of man to conceive.
Therefore we expect that great day with a most ardent desire, to the end that we may fully enjoy the promises of God in Christ Jesus our Lord. Amen.
Even so, come, Lord Jesus (Rev. 22:20).



The Tenth Commandment

I. Requirement
II. Evaluation
III. Purpose



(3) Phinehas and the Altar by the River Jordan (1)

I. The Commissioned Leader
II. The Approved Speech
III. The Blessed Outcome



The Great Tribulation: Biblical Teaching and Our Response

THE LAST JUDGMENT
…
And therefore the consideration of this judgment is justly terrible and dreadful to the wicked and ungodly, but most desirable and comfortable to the righteous and the elect; because then their full deliverance shall be perfected, and there they shall receive the fruits of their labor and trouble which they have borne. Their innocence shall be known to all, and they shall see the terrible vengeance which God shall execute on the wicked, who most cruelly persecuted, oppressed, and tormented them in this world; and who shall be convicted by the testimony of their own consciences, and, being immortal, shall be tormented in that everlasting fire which is prepared for the devil and his angels.
But on the contrary, the faithful and elect shall be crowned with glory and honor; and the Son of God will confess their names before God His Father and His elect angels; all tears shall be wiped from their eyes; and their cause, which is now condemned by many judges and magistrates as heretical and impious, will then be known to be the cause of the Son of God. And for a gracious reward, the Lord will cause them to possess such a glory as never entered into the heart of man to conceive.
Therefore we expect that great day with a most ardent desire, to the end that we may fully enjoy the promises of God in Christ Jesus our Lord. Amen.
Even so, come, Lord Jesus (Rev. 22:20).



(2) Phinehas and the Midianite War

I. Phinehas’ Zeal and Jehovah’s Vengeance
II. Phinehas’ Office and Priestly Activities