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*“One Minute to Midnight”*
Sunday 8~/12~/07 a.m.
Esther 8:3-6
*I.
*We Must Carry A Burden for the Danger That the Lost Are In! 8:6
*A. *They are blinded to the danger, 2 Cor 4:3-5
*B. *They are hopeless and helpless to stop the outcome on their own, Eph.
2:11-13
*C. *Herein is the danger[1],
*1.* Hell will be a place of unquenchable fire, Mt. 3:12; 13:41-42; Mk. 9:43
*2.*
It will be a place of memory and remorse.
Lk. 16:19-31
*3.*
It will be a place of thirst, Lk. 16:24
*4.*
It will be a place of misery and pain, Rev. 14:10, 11
*5.*
It will be a place of frustration and anger.
Mt. 13:42; 24:51
*6.*
It will be a place of separation.
Rev. 2:11; 20:6, 15
*7.*
It will be a place of undiluted divine wrath.
Hab.
3:2; Rev. 14:10
*8.*
It was originally prepared for Satan and his hosts.
Mt. 25:41
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It is a place of darkness, Mt. 8:12.
Jude 13
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It will be a place created for all eternity.
Dan.
12:2; Mt. 25:46; Jude 7
*a.
*The same word that is used for eternal judgment (Heb 6:2),
*b.* is used for eternal life (Jn 3:15),
*c.* and for the eternal God (1 Ti 1:17).
*d.*
If one of these is temporary, then the others must be too.
*e.*
Furthermore, the same phrase that means /forever/ is used of God being alive forever (Rev 15:7), of eternal life (Jn 10:28), and of eternal torment (Rev 14:11).[2]
*II.
*We Must Be Anxious as Well As Active On the Behalf of the Lost, 4:16
*A. *We must be determined to tell them of this danger!
*B. *We must be willing to pay the price, or the sacrifice to warn them!
*C. *We must be willing to intercede because no one else will!
*III.
*We Must Work Together As One In Order To Reach Them, 4:16
*A. *In their leaders, Mordecai and Esther;
*B. *In the people, God’s chosen to covenant to fast, pray, and carry this burden together!
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[1] Willmington, H. (1987).
Willmington's book of Bible lists (133).
Wheaton, IL: Tyndale.
[2]Ryrie, C. C. (1995, c1972).
/A survey of Bible doctrine/.
Chicago: Moody Press.
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