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Jesus Christ is revealed in Revelation (chapter nineteen, verse seven through chapter twenty-two, verse twenty-one) as the King of Kings and the LORD of LORDS Who comes riding on a white horse. Learn More

This lesson begins the Seal of Truth that the Bride learns, under the King of Kings and LORD of Lords, concerning “How Much Better” we have things than we think we do. This Truth is found in the Book of Matthew. Chapter six, verses twenty-five and twenty-six point out that we are better than the fowls of the air; yet our Heavenly Father feeds them. Learn More

To Daniel was given the revelation of the image of the four Gentile Kingdoms.While this prophetic revelation related to the great Gentile world powers, it also reveals the kingdoms of carnal rule in our hearts that must be overcome. Learn More

The first four chapters of the Book of Revelation reveal Jesus Christ as the Resurrected King. As He stands in the midst of the seven churches, He ministers to each church. Learn More

Thigh Witness of the Sword of the LORD's Name....... (SAT PM 7/28/2012)

(Youth Convention) Revelation 19:7-16 talks about the Marriage Supper of the Lamb and the LORD Jesus Christ leaving Heaven to come back to Earth, with His Armies following Him, and on is Thigh a Name was written: KING OF KINGS and LORD OF LORDS. God’s Word would be Worthless without the LORD’s Name supporting His Word. That is the difference between our word and God’s Word. People say they will do things and promise things, yet it never comes to pass. But God’s Word shall never pass away because it is supported by His Infinite Name. God’s Word is "yea,” and “amen.”

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The 144,000 seen on Mount Zion with the Lamb, in Revelation 14:1, will have the Father’s Name written in their foreheads. We know that this Scripture is referring to Christ’s Bride because she is the only one who will have the LORD’s Name written in her forehead. This lesson shows how the LORD (Jehovah) reveals His Tetegrammaton Name. The LORD chose the weakest letters of the Hebrew alphabet to manifest His Tetragrammaton Name.

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Matthew 16:13-23 and Mark 8:32-38 show that the Ofawn Threshing Wheels in Jesus Christ rolled over Peter’s head, threshing the chaff of Peter’s human headship from the Wheat of Truth in the LORD’s Headship. Peter had a personal visitation from the Father. Then, immediately, Peter’s headship rebuked Jesus which shows how we can be doing well, then, how quickly we can become a tool of Satan, when we still have the chaff of our own headship working in our life.

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(Training Convention) The second point on the Stature of Truth in Ephesians 4:11-13 is the Work of the Ministry. The Work of the Ministry is to be a servant to the LORD, first. Adam-male and Adam-female, the first Bridegroom and Bride, were to be servants in the Paradisaical Garden of Eden by dressing and keeping the Garden (Genesis 2:15). They failed to serve the LORD with the Life He had given them, so they were cast out of the Garden to continue learning their lesson in the Little Red School House of Suffering. 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 message continues to deal with the subject of the Palms in Solomon’s Temple. Solomon’s Temple represents the Father’s Stature which must take care of our Midnight Will. The message emphasizes the importance of being satisfied with just the LORD’s Name or the sufficiency of His Name. Learn More

This message is a continuation of the overview of the four ways the LORD delivers His people. Second Kings, chapters eighteen and nineteen, records the story of how the LORD delivered Hezekiah from Sennacherib, King of Assyria, by fencing him in. Learn More

The first of the six poetical books in the Bible, Job explains the purpose of suffering. The first chapter of this book shows Job’s growth and perfection that he had attained before he suffered. However, through Job’s sufferings, he received a deeper, higher, broader, and longer revelation of God and His almighty power. Learn More

Christians can measure their maturity in God by their behavior in the midst of suffering. When we can praise and lift up the LORD’s Name in the midst of our suffering, we have indeed learned the purpose of it. God sends trials and afflictions to His people so that they can have the happy privilege of lifting up the LORD’s Holy Name in the midst of pain. Suffering reveals what we have attained or what we have not attained spiritually. Learn More

God provided blood offerings for the sins of the high priest, who was the ruler in the spiritual realm. The LORD also provided a “kid goat” for sin offering blood for the king, the ruler in the natural realm. The last chapter of this book provides examples of rulers and their temptations. All the types of Old Testament blood sacrifices and their power temporarily to cover and cleanse rulers were fulfilled in the Blood of Jesus Christ in the New Testament. Learn More