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This sermon explores Isaiah 21:11-12, focusing on the watchman's role in discerning the spiritual 'night' and 'morning'—times of darkness and light in God's plan. It discusses interpretations of the watchman as God, Christ, or a prophet/minister, emphasizing the prophetic anticipation of Christ's first coming as the morning light following a night of darkness. The sermon also reflects on the ongoing spiritual vigilance required of ministers and believers, highlighting the cyclical nature of trials and blessings until Christ's return.
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The Watchman's Answer to the Question, What of the Night?
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Isaiah 21:11-12Daniel 4:17,24Job 14:16-17Daniel 9:14Psalms 121:4-5Psalms 127:1Acts 1:6Galatians 4:4Acts 17:31Matthew 24:36Isaiah 46:10John 13:1Revelation 1:1Ezekiel 3:17Jeremiah 3:15Song of Solomon 3:3Song of Solomon 5:7Isaiah 62:6Revelation 4:6,81 Thessalonians 5:5-7Ephesians 5:142 Corinthians 6:2Romans 13:12Song of Solomon 4:6Revelation 12:1Song of Solomon 6:10Luke 2:11John 1:41Acts 8:5,82 Samuel 23:4Hosea 6:3Luke 2:25,38Luke 3:15Isaiah 35:4Habakkuk 2:1,3Zechariah 9:9Malachi 3:1Daniel 9:24
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