Oh, taste and see that the Lord is good; Blessed is the man who trusts in Him! Psalm 34:8
The content explores the significance of God's covenant with Abraham as depicted in Genesis 15:17-18, emphasizing the smoking oven and burning torch as symbols of righteousness and punishment. It discusses the everlasting implications of this covenant, the importance of faith, and the dual nature of divine judgment and grace illustrated through scripture.
This study examines the distinction between Hades and Hell, emphasizing the theological belief that "Once Saved, Always Saved" is flawed. It explores biblical concepts of salvation, righteousness, and the consequences of living without true faith. The work advocates for a deeper understanding of Christian life, highlighting the necessity of active engagement in righteousness by the Spirit.
This is a brief statement about the dangerous of a mind that seeks to justify wrongful actions, as to think sin is not really a sin if we really wanted it from the depth of our soul. That the outcome of our desire supersedes our methods, as a result we fail to recognise the wiles of our enemy in robing us of the value of true repentance.
In the Church we have this idea that persecution will result in the growth of the church. And most in modern Christianity have chosen NOT to engage in the political arena despite the ungodly laws being put in place and are longingly looking forward to the affliction to come. So in this brief study we are going to look at if in fact such assertions are true, by investigating what the Bible says in regards to this matter.
In this brief study we are going to look into what a Christian’s responsibility is in influencing the affairs of a democratic world. For the purpose of this study we are going to examine the highly publicised US political scene because the boundaries of parties are far more clearer and the consequences of the outcome far more reaching.
In a previous study we indicated that there is no such thing as spiritual death, that is Adam’s condition was dictated by Sin that now dwelt in his body to hold his Soul in captivity, as Paul says, “I am fleshly sold under Sin.” In this study we aim to expand on this by examining what Mankind was ORIGINALLY created to be, which we will contrast against what mankind GETS to become in Christ.
In this study we will be addressing the controversial subject of women ministering to the body of Christ. And we hope to lay a CLEAR Scriptural foundation that we may be confident in the WILL of God, that the body of Christ may walk in the fullness of the inheritance we have IN Him.
The purpose of this study is, to IMPRESS upon us how CLOSE the kingdom of God has drawn NEAR, through the acknowledgment of the signs of our days. And to correctly point out our place in the Book of Revelation in order to bring urgency to the way we think so that we examine the manner of life we live.
From all the people of the Old Testament, there is no one that represents the Lord Jesus Christ as Joseph does. His whole life is a direct TEMPLATE for all the things the Lord was going to do. And in this study we we will draw a parallel between the life of Joseph, and the ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ in order to portray how closely Joseph foreshadowed the Lord.
In the previous study titled “A Guarantee for the Living and the Dead,” we addressed how SIN was UTTERLY DONE AWAY with, in the Lord Jesus Christ. And we showed how the resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ speaks to ALL of MANKIND, be it the JUST or the UNJUST. Now, in this study we will be addressing what it means to No Longer be judged for Sin but for Righteousness.
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