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In Revelation 3:14-18 is a command to anoint our eyes with eye-salve. The ground was cursed through Adam the First. The Second Adam, Jesus, removed the curse when He shed His Blood on the ground. His Blood sanctified the land, which included all the ground that man was made of. So, we have only to claim, by faith, what the LORD already has done for us — sanctified our ground that was cursed with thorns and briars. Learn More

The message explains the difference between wounds and scars. A wound is an injury or harm that has been done to the body or the tissue, which makes an opening in the body because something has broken or cut or pierced or penetrated or torn the body. A scar is a mark that is left, physically, on the skin or tissues of the body after a wound has healed. Learn More

This is a continuation of the subject of Christ’s Scars and Wounds, with the emphasis being on His Wounds. In Romans 8:36, the Apostle Paul said that we are counted as sheep for the slaughter for Christ’s Sake. When we suffer for Christ’s Sake, His spiritual Wounds and Scars become our spiritual Drink and spiritual Bread. As we fellowship Christ’s Wounds and Scars, His Wounds and Scars swallow up the natural wounds and scars we experience mentally and emotionally, as well as physically, as we go through this life. Learn More

Revelation 14:1-4 tells of the 144,000 who will be on spiritual Mount Zion in the foursquare New City. These are the ones who follow the Slain Lamb whithersoever He goeth. Learn More

(International Summer Convention). This lesson shows that we have enemies to fight from within and from without. The Gentile kingdoms in the Book of Daniel are a picture of the inward enemy kingdoms in our carnal flesh. The beastly nature of the Kingdom of Babylon was depicted by a lion, which represents the Autocratic Kingdom of our flesh. Learn More

(California Convention) This lesson is about the Double Peace of God. We have peace when we get saved, but there is a peace of God that passes understanding. Peace means contentment, quietness, stillness, and tranquility. Two times in John 20:19-21, Jesus said, “Peace be unto you.” The first peace is peace from having one’s guilt of sin lifted by the Son’s Sacrifice. The second peace is from God the Father. The type and shadow of these two classes of peace are found in the Sin Offering Blood in the Old Testament and in the Gratitude or Thanks Offering. 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

In Revelation, chapter twelve, John saw a Woman seated in the Heavenlies. She was clothed with the Glory of the Sun. On her head she wore a crown of twelve Stars, and the Moon was under her feet. The Woman who lives in the Heavenlies is the part of Christ’s Bride who travails the Manchild to birth. There is a travail on Earth in the Courtyard, in the Holy Place, and the Holy of Holies. But, there also is a travail in the Heavenlies. It is called the Father’s Travail. Learn More

(Training Convention) This message is a continuation of the second main point: the Work of the Ministry. Deuteronomy 10:12 reveals a stairway which leads us to the Holy of Holies where we can be a servant to the LORD. Learn More

This message deals with fourth point on the Stature of Truth in Ephesians 4: 11-13: the Unity of the Faith. The focus of the lesson is on the Measure of the Stature of the Fullness of Christ. The Hebrew root word for measure is shaw-ar. The word for hundredfold comes from the same root word. In Genesis 26:12, Isaac planted seed and received an hundredfold (measure) in the first year.

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Psalm 138:1,2 says that God has magnified His Word above His Name. This message tells how He does this. Learn More

This message emphasizes the Blue Fear that causes one to stand in the Gate and reverence the Wisdom of the LORD’s Headship and Master Plan. Chapters twelve through twenty-two of the Book of Genesis show the progressive growth of this Blue Fear in the life of Abram and, later, in the life of Abraham. The LORD God gave the Seed of Promise to Abram when he had only one wife, Sarai. Learn More

The following questions were asked during this message: (1) Ezekiel7:6: I would like to know how the end watches for us. (This question was not answered.) (2) Matthew 10,26,27 says for us to speak what we learn in darkness. Do we really tell it? (3) Mark 13:32: Does this Scripture mean that the Son is not Omniscient? (4) Nehemiah 3:5,6: Who was the queen and what influence did she have on the king’s decision to let Nehemiah go back? (5) Did we drink the Communion Cup in Eternity-Past? (6) How do you witness to a Muslim who is interested in being saved? Learn More

(Mexico Convention) The Gate of the Tabernacle was twenty cubits wide; the Curtain in Solomon’s Temple was also twenty cubits wide. Mention is made of the four places of abode in Eternity in relation to thirty, sixty, and hundredfold fruitfulness.The main part of the message deals with the Hebrew word for Gate, Shaw-ar, in the Book of Proverbs. Proverbs 1:21 speaks of Wisdom crying at the openings of the Gates. Proverbs 8:3 says that Wisdom crieth at the Gates. Proverbs 14:19 speaks of the Gates of the righteous. And, Proverbs 31:23 says that the Husband of the Virtuous Woman, who is a picture the Bride, is known in the Gates.

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