Joseph Z
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Interpret the Signs of the Times You are Living in! | Red Church
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June 21, 2026
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26:59Now Playing**In Red Church today, Joseph Z emphasizes the importance of understanding the signs of the times in light of biblical teachings and stresses the necessity of unity within the body of Christ to fulfill God's will.**
Joseph discusses traffic and sensus plenior in the prophetic, where the latter involves things that have happened before and are repeated in the present and future.
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He recounts the stories of the two Old Testament prophets, Ezekiel and Jeremiah, who both prophesied about King Zedekiah in ways that initially seemed contradictory. Ezekiel prophesied that Zedekiah would not see Babylon, while Jeremiah stated that Zedekiah would live out his days in Babylon and die there. Although these prophecies appeared to contradict each other at first, they were fulfilled when Zedekiah had his eyes gouged out and was taken to Babylon, where he spent the remainder of his life.
Joseph emphasizes the importance of reading the signs of the times, knowing how to respond, and aligning with the right people to carry them out. He asserts that God wants the body of Christ to unite, urging us to stand united or we lose it all. He assures us that it’s God’s will that we be delivered from this present evil age, as illustrated in Galatians 1:4.
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June 21, 2026
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