Zechariah 5:5-11

In this sermon, Joshua Lewis unpacks Zechariah 5:5-11, a mysterious and powerful vision depicting a woman in a basket, identified as “wickedness,” being carried away to the land of Shinar. Through biblical exegesis, theological insights, and historical context, Lewis explores the significance of this passage in light of spiritual warfare, idolatry, and God’s ultimate plan for justice.

Drawing connections between Zechariah’s vision, Babylonian idolatry, and the imagery of the Whore of Babylon in Revelation, this message highlights the ongoing spiritual battle against deception, immorality, and false worship. Lewis also examines the role of the stork-winged women, often misunderstood as demonic, and presents a compelling case for their divine commission.

With contemporary applications, this sermon challenges believers to recognize the influence of modern-day Babylon, addressing issues such as sexual immorality, idolatry, and cultural compromise. Listeners are encouraged to stand firm in holiness, trust in God’s justice, and engage in spiritual warfare through the power of the gospel.

A deep, thought-provoking, and biblically rich message, this teaching equips believers to discern spiritual deception and live faithfully in a world increasingly resembling the Babylon of old.

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