Spiritual Authority & Submission
Session 2

Language: | English |
Recorded: | 2 Aug 2007 |
Speaker: | Eben Swart |
Runtime: | 2h 46m 44s |
Also available in: Afrikaans
Content:
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Introduction
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The "Gospel of Salvation" vs. the "Gospel of the Kingdom"
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Part One: The Issue of Submission
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How God establishes his Kingdom by the implementation of his (delegated) authority
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Obedience
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Rebellion
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Obedience
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How God established his authority through the obedience of Jesus Christ
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Man's obedience to delegated (representative) authority is imperative
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In Society
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In the Workplace
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In the Family
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The Position of a Woman in the Church/Family
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Generational
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In Society
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Biblical manifestations of Rebellion
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The Youths & Elisha
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Nadab & Abihu
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Uzziah, and Aaron & Miriam
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Uzzah
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Conclusion
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Old Testamentical institutions of God's Authority
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New Testamentical institutions of God's Authority
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The Youths & Elisha
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David's example of Obedience
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How God's Authority flows through different parts of the Body and co-ordinates with itself
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The difference between submission and obedience
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How God establishes his Kingdom by the implementation of his (delegated) authority
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Part Two: The Life of God's Deputy Authority
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Three healthy habits of deputy authorities
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They should always be aware of the fact that all authority issues forth from the Father
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They should constantly allow the Holy Spirit to rid them of self
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Continual fellowship with the Lord
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They should always be aware of the fact that all authority issues forth from the Father
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We should not try to establish our own authority,
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and know how to behave when God's authority in us gets tested
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and know how to behave when God's authority in us gets tested
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God's vindication of his Deputy: Revelation!
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Characteristics of the ministry of God's Deputy Authorities
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Graciousness towards others
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Resurrection
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Graciousness towards others
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Misused Authority
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The submission of a Deputy Authority
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The Role of Anointing and Power
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Does Satan possess any Authority or Power?
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