Two times God gave Moses the ten commandments.
After the first time, at the point of Israel's idolatry the ten commandments were broken.
This points to the first outpouring of the Holy Spirit and the fact that God would finally judge the churches for their spiritual fornication (Revelation 2:20-22) and end His relationship with all churches in the world.
But after giving Moses the ten commandments a second time, they were not broken.
This points to the second outpouring of the Holy Spirit wherein God saved a great multitude out of the great tribulation.
The New Testament tells us of two major fishing expeditions.
In the first major fishing expedition recorded in Luke 5, the net brake.
This points to the first outpouring of the Holy Spirit during the Church Age and not all coming into the churches were safe and secure with the kingdom of heaven (as the net typified the kingdom of heaven). And that God's judgment would fall upon the professed Christians of the churches.
In the second major fishing expedition in John 21, the net did not brake.
This points to the second outpouring of the Holy Spirit during the latter rain period. The net not breaking signified that God was dealing One on one with people and only bringing those truly saved into the safety of the kingdom of heaven via salvation.
Originally published on https://www.ebiblefellowship.org/biblenotes (note id 745)
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