What does it mean to “lift up your horn”?
Q: What does it mean to “lift up your horn” like in 1 Samuel 2:1a: “Hannah prayed: My heart rejoices in the Lord; my horn is lifted up by the Lord.”?
In this conversation, Michael and Dr. Hitchcock discuss:
“God’s on His throne. He’s in control of what’s happening. All of history is in His hands, and history is headed to the feet of Jesus Christ. If history is headed there, that’s where we need to live now.
The book of Revelation is the advanced history of how Jesus Christ becomes King.”
Revelation 1-3, Revelation 19-20, Genesis 3, Genesis 3:15, Revelation 6, Ezekiel 20, Genesis 1-2, Revelation 14
Dr. Hitchcock is Senior Pastor of Faith Bible Church in Edmond, Oklahoma, a position he has held since 1991. He served as Adjunct Professor of Bible Exposition at Dallas Theological Seminary from 2006-2013 before joining the faculty full-time in 2014. Dr. Hitchcock has authored over twenty books, primarily on end-time prophecy, and speaks across the country and internationally at churches and conferences. He and his wife Cheryl have two sons and one daughter-in-law, one grandson, and one granddaughter. Aside from reading and studying, he enjoys walking, lifting weights, and playing golf.
A free resource from Dr. Hitchcock: The Truth and Timing of the Rapture
Q: What does it mean to “lift up your horn” like in 1 Samuel 2:1a: “Hannah prayed: My heart rejoices in the Lord; my horn is lifted up by the Lord.”?
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