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Loving the LORD and ourselves according to God’s Purposive Will generates unity and harmony with those around us. Loving ourselves begets power to forgive ourselves and others. Learn More

After the angel Lucifer sinned and was expelled from Heaven, he retained some of his power and wisdom to war against God’s Kingdom. One-third of the angelic beings in Heaven followed fallen Lucifer in his rebellion against God’s Purposive Will. Learn More

With the four kinds of choices Moses made, he solidified his choice for God’s Kingdom. We must make seven different kinds of choices in order to go all the way with the LORD Jesus Christ in our spiritual education and moral development and solidify our choice for God’s Kingdom. Learn More

Through freewill choice, Adam male and female joined their will to Leviathan’s proud will. This caused the human will to be filled with the serpent’s Pride of Revelation, which produces the evil fruit of idolatry, witchcraft, variance, emulations, seditions, and heresies; the Pride of Redemption, which produces the evil fruit of hatred, wrath, strife, envy, murder; and the Pride of Satisfaction, which produces the evil fruit of adultery, fornication, uncleanness, lasciviousness, drunkenness, and revellings. Learn More

Failure to understand why Christians experience pain, suffering, and affliction causes us to become confused. Hence, in our confusion and misunderstanding, we accuse God unjustly, even though we know that He is just and righteous. Learn More

The first lesson in this booklet tells how God prepared Jacob to be the father of the nation of Israel, who was God’s natural bridal nation. In Jacob’s attitudes, we see the attitudes we must develop as believers if we desire to have a Bridal Relationship with the Bridegroom, Jesus Christ. Learn More

What was the beginning of Moses’ disobedience and unbelief that ultimately kept him from being able to enter Canaan’s Land? This study answers this question. It was God’s Will for Moses to lead the tiny, new nation of Israel out of Egypt’s bondage into the wilderness and then into Canaan’s Land that flowed with milk and honey. Learn More

The first woman, Adam-female or Eve, as her husband called her after sin had entered their hearts, shows how Christ’s Bride must prepare for the new and different unity and harmony needed to serve her spiritual Husband as a Helpmeet. Learn More

This story teaches us to believe the witness we have from others about things God has for us in the spiritual realm. Just because we have not yet experienced some things, spiritually, does not mean that they are not real. Learn More

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The Mosaic Tabernacle is the most detailed picture of the LORD Jesus Christ that is found in the Bible. This book reveals the perfect spiritual Stature of God’s only Begotten Son that all believers in Jesus Christ should strive to attain. Learn More

Through His manifold mercy and great grace, the LORD God has provided a remedy for fallen mankind’s sinful condition. However, each person must recognize and acknowledge that he is a sinner by conception, by birth, and by deed. The LORD Jesus Christ brings relief from painful discomfort to every penitent soul by eternally washing him of his offenses, and by freeing him of his painful fears of God’s judgment and condemnation. Learn More

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

As the only begotten Son of God, Jesus Christ has had the begotten Name of LORD from the beginning, but after His resurrection from the dead, He was given the Father's unbegotten Name of LORD, with its omnipresence, its omniscience, and its omnipotence. Jesus has been made LORD, and now has all His Father's unbegotten glory. Learn More

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