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The beloved nation of Israel is an example of the spiritual pots of humility. God allowed Israel to be humbled by her lowly servitude during her Egyptian bondage. As a result, Israel’s heart became a humility pot that received God’s Torah Truth in the wilderness. Learn More

God established His four Eternities for specific purposes. By studying the four Hebrew words: keh-dem, o-lawm, ad, and nay-tsakh–naw-tsakh, we find out what these purposes are. Before all other Eternal Wheels of God’s Name were put in motion, the LORD curved, formed, and put the Eternal Wheel of His Purposive Will into permanent, perpetual motion. Learn More

Jesus Christ's head is portrayed in the Bible in different ways. For example, His head was a suffering head, an anointed head, a powerful head, and a pure head. Learn More

By studying this booklet, you will learn what the Footstools of the Son and the Father are. Your life will be transformed and changed as you take these lessons to heart and practice putting your carnal will under the feet of the Son and putting the will of your spiritual man under the feet of God the Father. 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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When God created this world of inhabitants to populate the Earth, He intended that man be prolific and grow, both naturally and spiritually.

God commanded Adam-male and Adam-female to eat of the Tree of Life so that they would grow. God commanded Noah to build an Ark to preserve the seeds of life that would grow on the Earth. Then, later on, God promised Abraham that his descendants would grow into a great nation.

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