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The LORD “overthrew” Pharaoh and his host in the midst of the sea. The LORD over threw or circumcised the Egyptians from before Israel’s face, by causing Pharaoh and some of his army to sink to the depths of the Sea, and by causing some to float to shore so that Israel saw the Egyptians dead upon the sea shore. God showed that He has power to circumcise our invisible midnight will, which is like Pharaoh, as well as the visible part of our will. (Message is continued on Tape #1400.)

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While gathered at the foot of Mount Sinai, the multitude of Israelites, who had followed Moses out of Egypt, heard God’s Voice thun- der out the Commandment, “Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD thy God in vain; for the LORD will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain” (Exodus 20:7).

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Idolatry, Pharaoh. We become immovable in our midnight will when we let the LORD melt the frozen images of idolatry in our midnight will, purify the stream, and, then, refreeze it with images of Truth. The second point on the stature of heresies is the Name of the LORD. Learn More

Heresy was beaten oil before Lucifer corrupted it. We have to deal with inner disturbances immediately. We get acquainted with God’s Right Arm while we are being led out of Egypt; we learn to lean on His Left Arm in the wilderness. Learn More

There is noise on both side of the Scales. In the time of Gideon, God used anointed noise and Light to confuse Israel’s enemies and cause them to fight against each other, rolling them in their own blood and the trampling them under. Learn More

(Ministerial Convention) This lesson reviews the Principles of the LORD’s Name being in Front and in Back. Israel went out of Egypt with the Name of the Unbegotten Father in the Cloud and Fire, in front of them, leading them. When they reached the Red Sea, the Cloud and Fire went behind to protect them from Pharaoh and his army. Learn More

When an enemy was attacking, and when God asked Israel to attack the enemy, God commanded them to fight in various ways, including the following: when Israel went in to possess the Land, God commanded them to completely destroy all the “ites”. Other times they took a defensive posture, as when Nehemiah was building the wall. Learn More

First Samuel, Chapters five and six, shows how the LORD’s Hard (Kawshaw) Hand dealt with idolatry, even among the heathen. The Philistines captured the Ark of God and carried it back to their land and put it in the temple with their false god, Dagon. Dagon is a picture of perversion because this idol was fashioned into an unnatural joining of man, who was made in the Image of God, and a fish, which never was made in the Image of God.

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This lesson deals with the three levels of hardness in the human will. Genesis, chapter thirty-five, gives an example of how God uses converted hardness. When Rachel travailed with hard (kaw-shaw) labour, she brought forth Benjamin. The tribe of Benjamin encamped on the west side of the Tabernacle, in the Head-realm of the Stature of Christ, under the insignia of an ox. Christ’s Ox Nature allows one to “plow” the fallow ground of one’s own heart and mind, as well as “plowing” in the minds of others, so that Living Seeds of Truth may take root and grow.

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The Ten Commandments And The Ten Levels Of Intercessory Prayer

There are ten special kinds of Intercessory prayer that fit together with the Ten Commandments of Moses.

The first commandment, “I am the LORD thy God” fits together with baw-kash Intercession.

         I.    I am the LORD thy God

                     1. Baw-kash Intercession

The Hebrew word baw-kash means to seek after the LORD in worship, to apply for an oracle, to strive after, to beseech, to desire, to make inquisition, to procure, to seek after, to require, to demand, to supplicate, to be sought, to petition.

The first commandment recognizes the Supreme, Sovereignty of God. Since the LORD God rescued Israel out of the bondage and slavery of Egypt, He has a moral claim on their gratitude and obedience as their Benefactor and their Redeemer...

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Dios, el Creador Divino e Invisible, tiene muchas formas para revelarse a sí mismo al creyente y conducirlo a los pasos que necesita dar para conocer grados mayores de la Luz y Gloria espiritual del SEÑOR.

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Sanctification has a dual meaning: either to prepare believers to be holy, by cleansing them, or to set apart believers and things for holy use in God's Master Plan and Purposive Will. In either instance, the word sanctification connotes cleanness or purity. Both meanings also carry the thought of separation from uncleanness and from all else but use in God's Kingdom. Learn More

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This correspondence course/study guide was developed from the text, Patterns For Spiritual Growth Found In Israel's Journey, 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