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Matthew 3:4-12
Here we see John’s declaration of the need that only Christ could provide, both baptizing with His Holy Spirit for the circumcision of the heart, and ultimately going through the judgment process for all men as pictured in winnowing of the wheat.
Winnowing was the practice of tossing the grain into the air with some kind of shovel that separated the wheat or grain from the chaff. This normally occurred in the late afternoon when the Mediterranean winds prevailed. The grain or wheat would then be bagged, and the chaff or tares burned.
Only Jesus Christ can give that missing piece in the baptism with His Holy Spirit, along with the perfect judgment of those that blaspheme His Spirit and end up in the baptism of fire. Immersion into the Lake of Fire is the second, and therefore eternal death for the incorrigibly wicked who have willingly and persistently rejected the salvation of God the Father through Jesus Christ. All who have blasphemed the Holy Spirit and committed the unpardonable sin will be destroyed.
Articles
Blazing a Trail Through the Wilderness
Elijah and John the Baptist
God's Kingdom in the Parables (Part Three)
God's Kingdom in the Parables (Part Two)
Is a Rock Just a Rock to God?
Leadership and Covenants (Part Three)
Prepare to Meet Your God! (Part Six): Complacency and Laodiceanism
The Prophecies of Balaam (Part One)
Booklets
Essays
Heirs of the Kingdom
Lessons From Roots (Part One)
The Elijah Syndrome (Part Three)
Sermons
The Stones of the Jordan
Prophets and Prophecy (Part 2)
John (Part 15)
Whatever Became of Sin?
John (Part 15)
Lamentations (Part Seven; 1989)
Abraham (Part Seven)
God's Wrath and Hell
Many Are Called, But Few Are Chosen (Part Six)
Abraham (Part Eight)
Psalms: Book One (Part One)
What is Atonement?
Matthew (Part Two)
The Stones of the Jordan
Repentance and Righteousness (Part 1)
The Stones of the Jordan
New Covenant Priesthood (Part 2)
The Pharisees (Part 2)
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