Amazing Facts with Doug Batchelor

Hearing The Voice of God

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00:02 male announcer: This presentation is brought to you
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00:14 Doug Batchelor: You've probably met people that, they live in a
00:17 very spiritual state and they say, "God told me to buy this
00:20 kind of toothpaste," and, "I was driving and God said this is
00:24 where He wanted me to park."
00:25 God's not; the main reason the Spirit speaks to us is so we can
00:29 reach others.
00:34 Doug Batchelor: One of the greatest male voices, not
00:37 talking about singers, that might be Caruso, but one of the
00:41 greatest male voices according to history was a preacher by the
00:45 name of George Whitfield.
00:48 George Whitfield was a friend of the Wesleys.
00:51 Early in life, he had such an incredible voice he went to the
00:54 theater and he studied acting.
00:55 And back then, they had no PA system, you would project from
00:59 the stage.
01:00 And he learned to take what was already an incredible voice and
01:03 project from the stage, and then he was converted and God put
01:07 that to good use.
01:09 He was kicked out of the churches of England for
01:12 preaching the conservative Puritan message and so he began
01:16 to do open-air evangelism and preaching, preaching thousands
01:21 of sermons over the course of his comparatively short life.
01:25 But he made history in that they say that probably more people
01:30 could hear him without any artificial amplification than
01:34 any other human.
01:36 He was called The Trumpet of the Lord because God gave him this
01:39 incredible set of pipes.
01:41 Benjamin Franklin even comments about George Whitfield in his
01:45 autobiography, they became good friends.
01:47 Whitfield worked for years to try to convert Franklin but they
01:52 were good friends and Franklin printed many of his tracks.
01:55 And Franklin, being a scientist, he had heard that 25,000 people
02:00 were listening.
02:01 Can you imagine me trying to preach to 25,000 people?
02:03 I need a PA system and we've got, you know, 500 here.
02:06 25,000 people.
02:09 And so what Franklin did is, Whitfield was preaching from the
02:13 steps of the Philadelphia Courthouse, and he began to
02:16 pace-off distance.
02:18 He was right up at the front and he paced-off and he got nearly
02:22 half a mile away and he could still hear him distinctly until
02:25 it was interrupted by other background sounds on the street.
02:29 And then Franklin, being a scientist, he figured how many
02:32 square feet each person takes up, how many people could
02:35 theoretically hear him gathered in a semi-circle and he said
02:38 30,000 people could be gathered to hear him.
02:41 One man, Trumpet of the Lord.
02:44 Now, not only was he a preacher with a loud voice, he was a
02:49 powerful preacher.
02:51 Franklin used to wonder why people would go to hear him
02:53 preach, because they said when they'd hear Whitfield preach he
02:55 would talk to them about their sins and it was so convicting
02:57 and he was so, sometimes powerful in proclaiming
03:05 their sins.
03:07 He thought, "Why would anyone go?"
03:08 But they came because they knew it was true.
03:11 And he goes through a town and all the saloons would close.
03:15 Franklin comments, he says, "After Whitfield went through a
03:18 community preaching," he says, "Where before you'd hear
03:20 cursing," he said, "You would hear people gathered on the
03:22 streets singing Psalms."
03:25 This one man had heard about Whitfield and he wanted to hear
03:28 him preach but he didn't want to give up his drinking, but he was
03:31 very curious to see the man that had such a powerful voice.
03:34 And a friend said, "Look, you better not listen to him because
03:37 if you listen to him you'll be converted."
03:40 He says, "No, I won't be converted," he said, "I'm not
03:42 about to give up drinking."
03:43 He said, "I don't even want to risk it," he said, "I'm going to
03:45 go plug my ears."
03:46 Well, when he came to the place where Whitfield was about to
03:48 start speaking it was so crowded he couldn't get anywhere near.
03:51 So, like Zacchaeus, he found a tree and he climbed a tree.
03:55 And up in the tree he saw Whitfield was getting ready to
03:57 go on this wooden platform and start preaching quite a ways in
04:01 the distance.
04:02 He thought, "Look, I don't want to get converted," so he wrapped
04:04 his legs around the branch of the tree and he leaned against
04:07 the trunk and he plugged his ears, and Whitfield
04:11 commenced preaching.
04:13 Well, back then, they came to listen riding horses and so
04:15 there are a lot of horse flies, and horse flies bite.
04:18 And this man saw a horsefly was buzzing around his face getting
04:23 ready to land and the horse fly landed on his nose.
04:30 So he pulls his fingers out of his ears to swat a horse fly,
04:35 and right when he did that was at the very moment when George
04:38 Whitfield said, "He that has ears, let him hear what the
04:42 Spirit saith," and he was so convicted, he figured he'd
04:47 better keep listening and he was ultimately converted.
04:51 Now, most of us don't have problems talking and a lot of us
05:00 talk much more than we should.
05:02 The Bible doesn't say, "He who has a mouth, let him speak."
05:05 It says, "He that has ears, let him hear."
05:08 In fact, seven times in Revelation, Jesus makes that
05:11 statement word-for-word, "He that has ears, let him hear what
05:14 the Spirit says."
05:16 "He that has ears, let him hear."
05:20 You know, people talk about the gift of tongues but a lot of us
05:23 need the gift of hearing, because sometimes we struggle to
05:27 hear what God is saying to us.
05:30 Now, when I talk about hearing the voice of God, I am not
05:34 talking about hearing God speak audibly; God has done that a few
05:39 times in the history.
05:41 We -- read about that in Deuteronomy, where God spoke in
05:45 giving the 10 Commandments.
05:47 You can read in Deuteronomy 4:33, "Did any people ever hear
05:51 the voice of God speaking out of the midst of the fire, as you
05:54 have heard, and live?"
05:57 Happened a few times in the Old Testament, where God spoke
06:00 audibly to people like Moses and Abraham and Jacob, there are
06:08 others, Samuel.
06:11 In the New Testament, it tells about from the baptism of Jesus,
06:15 "A voice came from heaven, saying, 'This is My beloved Son,
06:20 in whom I am well pleased,'" and people heard that.
06:24 John 12, verse 28, "Jesus prayed, 'Father, glorify
06:27 Your name.'
06:29 Then a voice came from heaven, saying, 'I have both glorified
06:32 it and I will glorify it again.'
06:35 Therefore the people who were standing by"
06:37 said they thought they heard thunder.
06:38 "Others said, 'An angel has spoken to Him.'
06:41 Jesus said, 'This voice did not come because of Me, but for your
06:44 sake,'" that they might believe.
06:47 Then Jesus took Peter, James and John up on the mountain, and
06:51 after they saw the vision of Moses and Elijah, it says then
06:55 there was a voice from Heaven and God said, "This is My
06:58 beloved Son, hear Him."
07:01 Now here's my question for you.
07:03 Why would God say, "Hear Him," if it was not possible to
07:06 hear Him?
07:08 Is it possible to hear the voice of God?
07:12 Problem is we're not very good listeners most of the time.
07:18 Jesus said, Matthew 13, verse 14, "In them the prophecy of
07:23 Isaiah is fulfilled, which says, 'Hearing you will hear and not
07:27 understand, And seeing you will see and not perceive; For the
07:32 hearts of these people have grown dull.
07:34 Their ears are hard of hearing, their eyes of closed, Lest they
07:38 should see with their eyes in here with their ears, and they
07:42 should understand with their hearts.'"
07:44 So what's the hearing that God wants from us?
07:46 It's a hearing where we understand in our hearts.
07:50 "So that I should heal them," heal them from our sin.
07:56 So how do we know if we're hearing the voice of God?
07:59 I thought I might even ask for a show of hands but I changed my
08:02 mind because it frightened me.
08:04 I was going to ask if anyone here feels they have audibly
08:07 heard the voice of God.
08:10 You don't have to raise your hands.
08:12 I meet people every now and then that think that they heard the
08:14 voice of God and you've probably met people that they live in a
08:21 very spiritual state and they say, "God told me this today and
08:24 God told me that," and usually they mean God spoke to their
08:27 hearts or impressions or their spirits somehow.
08:29 But some folks just are really walking in the spirit 'cause I
08:32 know people will say, "God told me to buy this kind of
08:35 toothpaste," and, "I was driving and God said this is where He
08:38 wanted me to park," and, "God told me to buy this dress."
08:43 And you've met people like that, right?
08:45 You know what I'm talking about?
08:47 That's okay, some people are just very sensitive to
08:48 the Spirit.
08:50 And I know when I was a baby Christian I was listening for
08:52 the voice of God in everything because I realized God
08:55 was everywhere.
08:56 So I was talking to Him all the time and I was looking for
08:59 indications and impressions and guidance on things that, you
09:02 know, later, you mature and you realize, "God just wants me to
09:05 use good judgment."
09:06 I mean, you know, I was asking God, just, "Should I buy the
09:10 white corn chips or the yellow, Lord?
09:12 Which one is it?
09:14 Your perfect will, I want to be in your perfect will."
09:17 And then, you know, God says, "Which one do you like?
09:18 I don't know."
09:20 But and so some people, they're always saying God told me this
09:24 and God told me that.
09:25 And so how do you know the voice of God?
09:29 And I looked at some of the different things and there
09:31 probably a dozen different keys that we could look at about how
09:35 do you know when you're hearing the voice of God or how do you
09:38 identify the voice of God.
09:39 Well, I'm going to give you four and you may want to write some
09:45 of these down, they won't be on the screen.
09:47 Number one, "Is what I'm hearing in line with Scripture?"
09:53 Does the voice that you're hearing, the impression you're
09:56 receiving, does it line up with Scripture?
09:59 Romans 10:17, "So then faith comes by hearing, and hearing by
10:03 the Word of God."
10:05 We measure what the voices are telling us by, "Is this matching
10:08 up with what the Word of God says?"
10:10 Psalm 25, verse 5, "Lead me in Your truth and teach me, For You
10:16 are the God of my salvation; On You I wait all the day."
10:21 We're listening for what the Word of the Lord says.
10:25 Deuteronomy 13, verse 1, "If there arises among you a prophet
10:30 or a dreamer of dreams, and he gives you a sign or a wonder,
10:34 and the sign or the wonder comes to pass," it does come to pass,
10:37 "Of which he spoke," but then he says, "Let's go serve other
10:40 gods," well, that's not a true prophet.
10:43 So if you're hearing a voice and it's saying, "You know, you
10:46 don't really need to pay your taxes," but the Scripture says,
10:50 "Obey the laws of the land," you want to believe that's the Voice
10:54 of God that says, "Don't pay your taxes," but it's probably
10:57 not because the Bible says that we ought to do everything that
11:03 is decent and we ought to live lives of integrity.
11:05 Or, if you think there's a voice that's saying, "My spouse is
11:10 evil, God wants me to find a new one," and the Bible tells us
11:17 that, "What God has joined together let not man put
11:19 asunder," that may not be the Holy Spirit or God's voice
11:24 that's talking to you.
11:27 And if you think you're hearing a voice and it's saying, "I
11:30 could probably buy this and not tell my spouse," well, that's
11:35 not honest and it's probably not the Holy Spirit telling
11:38 you that.
11:41 The Bible says in Isaiah 8:20, "To the law and to
11:44 the testimony!"
11:45 that means the law and the prophets, the Word of God.
11:47 "If it speaks not according to this Word, it is because," what?
11:50 "There's no light in them."
11:51 So right away, you can eliminate a lot of false voices out there
11:55 by just saying, "Is what the voice is saying measuring with
11:58 the Word of God?"
12:00 But frankly, a lot of things that we need to know about
12:02 you're not going to find word-for-word in the Bible, so
12:05 what are some other ways you can know if God is speaking to you.
12:09 Second point, and this may be one of the most important, if
12:13 you really want to hear the voice of God, Bible says, "He
12:16 that has ears, let him hear."
12:17 How many of you want to hear the voice of God?
12:19 Are you like that guy in the branch trying to plug your ears
12:22 and still listen?
12:23 "You know, I want to come to church, but God, don't speak
12:25 to me."
12:26 Are are you like the Israelites, saying, "Moses, you talk to us,
12:28 but don't let God talk to us, it's too much."
12:31 But don't we want to be led of the Lord?
12:33 Don't you want to hear Jesus speaking to you?
12:36 Alright, one of the most important criteria if you want
12:39 to hear the voice of the Lord: Are you willing to do what the
12:42 voice says?
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13:19 Doug Batchelor: Do you remember we read a verse a moment ago and
13:21 it said some people thought they heard thunder.
13:23 Others said, "No, it was a voice from heaven."
13:24 And others, the Apostles heard what the voice said, that it
13:27 was, "This is My Son.
13:29 I have glorified your name and I will glorify it," they
13:31 understood what was said.
13:33 Why did some understand and some not understand?
13:35 I think it's because God had those understand who were
13:39 willing to listen, who are willing to follow Jesus.
13:42 You know, we're accountable for all that we know, God knows
13:47 that, and if you don't have a heart that's willing to do God's
13:50 will, He's not going to make you understand more than you need
13:53 to know.
13:54 The Bible says, "My people are destroyed for lack of
13:56 knowledge," not just because they don't know but, "Because
13:59 you have rejected knowledge."
14:02 So, do you want to hear what God is going to say?
14:07 What if He's going to point out some sin in your life, do you
14:10 still want to hear Him?
14:12 Another very important criteria for understanding, something
14:16 very important to understand God's will; is what the voice
14:20 you're hearing, the guidance, is it supported by
14:24 Christian counsel?
14:26 In other words, it's not that God just speaks through His
14:29 Word, God speaks through other people.
14:33 I'm hoping that's true or what are we doing right now listening
14:36 to me?
14:37 Like I said, if you're just listening to me,
14:40 that's dangerous.
14:42 We hope that God will speak through Christian counsel.
14:44 Let me give you some verses on that.
14:46 Proverbs 11:14, "Where there is no counsel, the people fall; But
14:51 in the multitude of counselors there is safety."
14:54 It's not just any counselor, you want good counselors.
14:57 I'm always amazed in the Bible of the story of Rehoboam, when
15:01 he had to make a tough decision that was going to keep the
15:03 kingdom together he had the choice of getting Solomon's
15:06 counselors or his friends.
15:12 I mean, who would say no to Solomon's counselors?
15:15 this was the wisest man who ever lived.
15:16 If he picks a counselor, he's gotta be like top-tier, right?
15:21 that's the A-team.
15:23 And young Rehoboam, he said, "No, they're old fuddy-duddies,
15:28 you know, they're stuck in the mud, they're too conservative.
15:30 I'm going to get my buddies to tells me what to do."
15:33 And they gave them some advice and he lost half the kingdom,
15:37 the kingdom was split from that time on for 200 years after that
15:41 because he listened to the wrong counselors.
15:43 So when you're getting counselors, it's not any
15:45 counselors, there's plenty of counselors out there, you want
15:49 counselors with integrity, Christian counselors.
15:53 God speaks through people.
15:54 Ephesians 3:10, "To the intent that now the manifold," manifold
16:01 is like on your car you've got an intake and an exhaust
16:03 manifold, it's got many different ports, "The multiplied
16:06 wisdom of God might be made known by the church."
16:10 Within the church, God has some are prophets, some are
16:13 evangelists, some are pastors, some are teachers, there are
16:16 elders, there are leaders, there are people you can go to who
16:20 have some age and experience and they will teach you, they'll
16:23 give you advice, they'll counsel.
16:26 That through them might, "The manifold wisdom of God might be
16:29 made known by the church."
16:32 Acts 9:6, you remember when Paul had his vision on the road
16:35 to Damascus.
16:37 It says, "Trembling and astonished, he said, 'Lord, what
16:40 do You want me to do?'
16:41 And the Lord said, 'Arise, go to the city, and it will be told
16:44 what you must do.'"
16:45 Well, Lord, aren't you going to tell me?
16:47 No, I'm going to tell you through a person, his name is
16:48 Ananias; God uses people to talk to people.
16:53 Acts 10:4-6, "And when he observed him, he was afraid,"
16:58 this is when Cornelius sees the angel, "And said, 'What is
17:01 it, Lord?'"
17:03 He said, "Your prayers and your alms have come up as a memorial
17:05 before God.
17:06 Now send men to Joppa, to the house of Simon whose name
17:10 is Peter.
17:11 He is lodging with Simon, a tanner, who is in the house by
17:14 the sea.
17:15 He will come and he will tell you what you must do."
17:17 I want you to go get this man to tell you what to do, Spirit-led
17:21 man; God speaks to people through people that are
17:25 connected with God.
17:27 That's why it's so important we're connected because other
17:30 people may need our guidance.
17:32 Now, when we're asking about listening to the voice of God,
17:40 this is a very important subject because it's through listening
17:45 to the voice of God we have opportunities to reach others.
17:49 Have you ever had the voice of the Lord tell you to say
17:52 something to somebody and maybe you are afraid?
17:55 I wish I could tell you, "I've always listened to the voice
17:58 of God."
18:00 You read stories like Philip and the Ethiopian.
18:06 The Spirit of the Lord said to Philip, "Arise and go down
18:10 to Gaza."
18:12 He doesn't know why, he said, "That's where the Spirit's
18:14 telling me to go, I'm not sure why."
18:15 He figured there was someone or somewhere to preach so he goes,
18:19 and when he goes he's standing on the road and this entourage
18:24 is going by, it's an official going down to Ethiopia, having
18:28 come from worship in the temple.
18:30 And there's this chief treasurer for Candace, the Queen of
18:35 Ethiopia, and he's riding along in his chariot and he's reading
18:38 out loud from Isaiah chapter 61, he's reading the prophecy, or
18:44 I'm sorry, it's Isaiah chapter 53, reading prophecy
18:47 about Christ.
18:49 And Philip knows this is an opportunity and the Holy Spirit
18:52 says, "Draw near to the chariot."
18:54 He hears a voice say, "Go to Gaza," now he says, "Go
18:56 to chariot."
18:57 And he ends up saying, "Can you understand what you're reading?"
19:00 He said, "No, I need some help actually."
19:01 He says, "Well, you know, I specialize in that
19:03 very chapter."
19:05 "Well, come up on in my chariot, tell me about it," and the man
19:08 ends up getting baptized.
19:10 The Holy Spirit spoke to Philip not 'cause God's always talking
19:13 to us telling what kind of toothpaste should I buy and what
19:17 kind of mouthwash, God's not.
19:19 The main reason the Spirit speaks to us is so we can
19:21 reach others.
19:23 It says in Acts chapter 1 "And I will give you My Spirit and you
19:26 will be My witnesses."
19:28 The Spirit will speak to us and help us recognize opportunity to
19:32 witness to others.
19:35 You know, something else I've noticed about receiving the Holy
19:40 Spirit; we hear God's voice when we accept God's plan.
19:44 This is a very important point, we hear God's voice when we
19:49 accept God's plan, God said to Abraham, Genesis 22:18, "In you
19:55 and in your seed all the nations of the earth will be blessed,"
19:58 notice, "Because you obey My voice."
20:02 God did something through Abraham because
20:04 Abraham listened.
20:06 Have you read in Isaiah chapter 6? It says there in Isaiah 6,
20:10 you read the first eight verses, "In the year that King Uzziah
20:13 died, I saw the Lord on a throne, high and lifted up, and
20:18 the train of His robe filled the temple."
20:20 And on the right and the left were these angels that were
20:23 declaring the, "Holy, holy, holy, Lord of hosts; The whole
20:25 Earth is full of Your glory!"
20:27 And the temple shook from the voice of God and the angels that
20:31 were there, and Isaiah fell down on his face and he said, "Woe is
20:35 me, I am undone!
20:36 I am a man of unclean lips, And I dwell in the midst of a people
20:39 of unclean lips; For my eyes have seen the King, The Lord
20:42 of hosts."
20:43 And because he confessed his sin, God then sends an angel
20:46 who takes with tongs a coal from the altar and he places it on
20:50 Isaiah's lips, and he said, "'Your sin is purged,' your sin
20:54 is forgiven, your iniquity is purged."
20:57 So after he sees the Lord, he hears the voice of God, his sin
21:02 is purged, then he hears the voice of the Lord saying, "Who
21:07 will go for Us, Who will I send?"
21:09 After his sin is purged, he hears the voice of the Lord.
21:13 You notice after Jesus is baptized, he comes up out of the
21:15 water, it says the heavens are open and there's a voice that
21:19 says, "This is My beloved Son."
21:22 It seems like we hear the voice of God a lot better after we
21:25 accept the plan of salvation.
21:30 You know, I remember reading about Helen Keller, it's kind of
21:35 an interesting story from history that, you know, she was
21:38 born blind.
21:41 Well, she wasn't born blind, she actually got a disease and she
21:44 became blind and deaf.
21:49 I think she had scarlet fever or something and it completely took
21:52 away her hearing, took away her sight.
21:55 She did eventually learn to talk, she had that famous
21:57 teacher, Anne Sullivan.
22:00 But some friends, she was with a group of friends one time and
22:04 they were listening to their radio back in 1925, and they
22:09 said, "Oh, Helen."
22:11 You know, they're talking to her through braille or tapping on
22:16 her hands, and they said, "If you could only hear, this is
22:19 so majestic.
22:21 We're listening to Beethoven's ninth, it's being played by the
22:25 best orchestra in the world in Carnegie Hall, they're
22:28 broadcasting it on the radio."
22:31 And she said, "Well, let me feel the speaker of the radio."
22:35 So she put her hand on the speaker of the radio and she was
22:39 amazed to discover, a matter of fact, I'll read it to you, it's
22:43 in her words.
22:44 "Last night, when the family was listening," she wrote a letter
22:46 to Carnegie Hall.
22:49 "Last night, when the family was listening to your wonderful
22:52 rendering of the immortal symphony, someone suggested that
22:56 I put my hand on the receiver to see if I could get any of
22:58 the vibrations.
23:00 He unscrewed the cap and I lightly touched the sensitive
23:03 diaphragm," of the actual speaker itself.
23:07 "What was my amazement to discover that I could feel not
23:10 only the vibrations but also the impassioned rhythm, the throb
23:13 and the urge of the music.
23:15 The intertwined intermingling vibrations from the different
23:18 instruments enchanted me."
23:20 This is a person entirely deaf, her fingers were so sensitive
23:23 from reading braille that she put her fingers on the speaker.
23:29 "'I could actually distinguish the coronets, the role of the
23:31 drums, the deep toned violas, the violins singing in
23:35 exquisite unison.
23:36 How the lovely speech of the violins flowed and plowed over
23:40 the deepest tones of the other instruments, when the human
23:42 voice leapt up thrilling from the surge of harmony I
23:46 recognized them instantly as voices.
23:48 I felt the choir girl more exultant and more ecstatic, up
23:52 curving, swinging like a flame until my heart almost
23:55 stood still.
23:57 The women's voices seemed an embodiment of the angelic
24:00 voices, rushing in harmonious flood of beautiful and
24:03 inspiring sound.
24:04 The great chorus throbbed against my fingers with poignant
24:08 pause and flow.'
24:10 The composer of the symphony Keller enjoyed was Beethoven."
24:15 Now you realize Beethoven had written it 100 years earlier
24:18 while he was deaf; perhaps one reason deaf person could hear it
24:26 is because a deaf person had written it, and perhaps the
24:32 reason that we can hear the voice of the Lord is because God
24:35 became one of us so he understands our speech so that
24:40 we can hear his voice.
24:42 Isaiah 51, "Listen to Me, you who follow after righteousness."
24:48 Isaiah 54, verse 4, "Listen to Me, My people; And give ear."
24:53 Isaiah 51, verse 7, "Listen to Me, you who know righteousness."
24:58 Over and over, God is appealing, He wants to speak to us and, "He
25:04 that has ears, let him hear what the Spirit says."
25:05 Do you want to hear the voice of the Lord?
25:08 If you submit to the Gospel, if we will unmute the plugs in our
25:14 ears so that we're willing to do His will and read His Word, He
25:18 will speak to us.
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26:01 great heroes, heroes of great deeds, great love and
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26:12 But behind them is another Hero, hidden in plain sight, amid
26:17 the shadows.
26:20 He was there from the beginning and He'll be there until
26:25 the end.
26:27 Discover the golden thread of a Savior woven throughout the
26:31 entire Bible tapestry.
26:35 "Shadows of Light: Seeing Jesus In All The Bible," a new book by
26:41 Doug Bachelor.
26:43 Get your copy today by calling 800-538-7275 or
26:48 visit AFBookstore.com.
26:50 Once again, to purchase your copy of "Shadows of Light,"
26:53 call 800-538-7275.
26:59 male announcer: What if you could know the future?
27:03 What would you do?
27:05 What would you change?
27:08 To see the future, you must understand the past.
27:12 male: Alexander the Great becomes king when he's only 18,
27:15 but he's a military prodigy.
27:18 male: 150 years in advance, Cyrus had been named.
27:23 male: Nebuchadnezzar built the city as a showcase to the
27:26 entire world.
27:28 male: Rome was violent, they were ruthless, they
27:31 were determined.
27:35 male announcer: This intriguing documentary hosted by Pastor
27:38 Doug Batchelor explores the most striking Bible prophecies that
27:43 have been dramatically fulfilled throughout history.
27:47 "Kingdoms In Time," an extraordinary adventure through
27:50 the Bible's most amazing fulfilled prophecies.
27:54 Are you ready?
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28:05 sure to be a blessing.
28:06 And thank you for your continued support as we
28:09 take the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the world.
28:12 We hope you'll join us next week as we delve deep into the Word
28:15 of God to explore more "Amazing Facts."
28:24 male announcer: This presentation was brought to you
28:25 by the friends of the "Amazing Facts" ministry.


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