16. Temple of God
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2 A picnic analogy may be helpful. Consider sin as tomato ketchup. When ketchup spills on a man’s clothing, it stains his clothing. But when ketchup is spilled on the coals of a fire, the coals consume the ketchup. The man’s clothing remains stained, but the coals are unaffected by the ketchup. The coals of the fire are like God: that which is sinful is consumed by His power and Holiness. Concerning God’s consuming fire: Ex. Ex. 24:17; Lev. Lev. 9:24; Num. Num. 11:1; Deu. Deu. 4:24; Deu. 5:25; Deu. 9:3; 1K. 1K. 18:38; 1Chr. 1Chr. 21:26; 2Chr. 2Chr. 7:1; Ps. Ps. 50:3; Isa. Isa. 33:14; Jer. Jer. 21:12; Heb. Heb. 12:29.
3 [Randall Price, The Coming Last Days Temple (Eugene, OR: Harvest House Publishers, 1999)], [www.WorldOfTheBible.com].