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Jasper, a young unicorn, travels to the New City, but on his way, he faces many dangers and sufferings. After his encounter with the Great King, he finds instant peace and love. From then on, his journey is filled with a song, which he follows to his destination and finds that his mother, and also the Great King, live in the Great City, and Jasper gets to live with them forever and ever. Learn More

In the beginning of our spiritual journey, we were saved from the Effect of sin by a Gift of Blood, Fire, and Water, which were received by faith when we called on the Name of Jesus. Then, we worked in the Holy Place of Jesus Christ’s Spiritual Stature to possess greater portions of our old heart. Now, in the end of our journey, we are being saved, again, by Gift, but this time we are being saved from the Cause of sin, which is our Midnight Will. Learn More

Our theme verse for 1998 is Matthew 1:21: “And she shall bring forth a son, and thou shalt call his name JESUS: for he shall save his people from their sins.” In the beginning of our spiritual journey, after we had repented, Jesus saved us from the Effect of Sin, which is Hell and Death. After we were saved, we worked in prayer and in the study of God’s Word, and we used the Blood, Fire, and Water that Jesus had given us to crucify and mortify our flesh. Learn More

This message shows the correlation of the Parables in Matthew, chapter thirteen, the Seven Churches in the Book of Revelation, and the seven pieces of furniture in the Mosaic Tabernacle. Learn More

This correspondence course/study guide was developed from the text, Who Is Israel’s Messiah?, written by Rev. B. R. Hicks and was produced through the Christ Gospel Bible Institute. Its intended purpose is for the perpetuation of Christian ministries with emphasis on personal, spiritual growth in God, unto the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ Learn More

(International Summer Convention) During His earthly journey, Jesus was not governed by needs. He never would have gone to Calvary if He had been governed by needs because there always would have been someone who needed to be healed or ministered to in one way or another. Learn More

In the Twenty-Third Psalm, the LORD is revealed as the Shepherd-Physician, the Shepherd-Companion, the Shepherd-Chef, and the Shepherd-Anointer. First Samuel, chapter twenty-two, shows that when David fled from Saul and escaped to the cave Adullam, his brethren and all his father’s house followed him because they feared that Saul would take vengeance upon them if he could not find David. Learn More

(This message is a continuation of the Downward and Upward Principle. When Israel went out of Egypt, she was carried upward on Eagle’s Wings (Exodus 19:4). In Exodus 19:5,6, God gave a Promise of the three things He would do IF Israel obeyed His Voice and kept His Commandments. Exodus 19:13-20 tells of the LORD God’s descent from Heaven to Mount Sinai. The Father came down on the Mountain in Fire and spoke His Torah-Truth to His Son. Learn More

 This sequel to Reverend Hicks’ book Precious Gem in the Tabernacle reveals that the Mosaic Tabernacle is a shadow and type of Jesus Christ’s teachings in the New Testament, familiarly called “The Sermon on the Mount.”  The author also shows how these two tabernacles follow the same pattern of spiritual growth that is evident in King David’s vision of spiritual growth as recorded in Psalm 119. These three Tabernacles agree in their message of the Christian’s growth to maturity being an upward journey in spiritual experience in the Stature of the LORD Jesus Christ.

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In the beginning of this lesson is a brief review of the three things in the Ber-eeth Covenant that God made with Noah. There was Life in the Covenant. There was a visible sign, token, or witness of the Covenant, and it was an Everlasting, Eternal Covenant.

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(Tampico, Mexico Convention) This Convention continued on the subject of our desire. We must reach Spiritual Mount Zion in our spiritual journey, and, there, find out if we want or desire only the Name of the LORD. Mount Zion is a dry place, a barren place where there is only the LORD’s Name — no creature or creation is there — just the LORD. Learn More

This message is a continuation of how the Ten Commandments fit with the LORD’s Prayer. The first Commandment is “I am the LORD thy God ,” and it fits with “Our Father which art in Heaven.” Learn More

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The author has selected one verse from each of the fifty chapters of the Book of Genesis to form short devotional studies that help us to understand better the situations we encounter in our spiritual journey toward the New City. Learn More