Sermon 1404A - Pharaoh in Our Midnight Will — 2nd Message…..(Thu pm 10/12/95)

PHARAOH IN OUR MIDNIGHT WILL — 2ND MESSAGE….. (THU PM 10/12/95) (“In” and “Out” Pastures in the Song of Solomon) (Training Convention). The Espoused Bridegroom described His Espoused Bride as a steed in Pharaoh’s chariot because he could see the great strength of her faith in His Inner Headship and His Outer Headship. He commended her for the fairness she had gained in the “In-Pasture” and in the “Out-Pasture” by saying that her cheeks were comely with jewels. The Hebrew word for cheek means a jawbone. The same Hebrew word is used to describe the battle that Samson won when he slew a thousand Philistines with a jawbone of an ass. He saw her jawbone as a beautiful bri­dle that was studded with jewels