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(Christmas Eve) This message deals with the Everlasting Father side of the Name. Everlasting, Ad, or Lasting Name, perpetual, from Eternity-Past, through Time, to Eternity-Future. Where did we come from? Everlasting Father is the Protective Name. Learn More

(Christmas Eve) This is a study of the Prince of Peace side of the Name. Acts 3:12-18: Prince of Life. This relates peace to the four minds of our spirit. It puts details and designs to the form. Isaiah26:3: Perfect Peace is the Peace of the Son and the Peace of the Father. Learn More

(New Year’s Eve) The Father's Travail. The two sides of the Son’s Travail. This lesson shows us that we are to have the same two sides of Travail working in our life. Learn More

There are two ways God sends us His Life: (1) private, exaltation, Kawbode Glory-Rays that are just for me, personally; (2) public, humility, Shekinah Glory Rays that bounce around from one to another. Learn More

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS…..(SUN PM 2/27/94) Three questions were answered. (1) Why did God require the head of John the Baptist? (2) Why did Evil-merodach, King of Babylon, lift Jehoiachin, King of Judah, out of prison and speak kindly to him and have him eat from the king’s table the rest of the days of his life? (Jeremiah 52:31-34); (3) Please explain blood guiltiness, mentioned in Psalm 51:14. Learn More

(Easter Sunday) Matthew, chapters 27 and 28, show two major earthquakes. One earthquake occurred when the Crucified Christ died, and the earth quaked again when the Resurrected Christ arose from the tomb. Jesus Christ is the Tree of Life. The Roots of His Tree relate to the Crucified Christ or Death, and the Branches and Fruit of His Tree pertain to the Resurrected Christ or Life. Learn More

By using the example of a tree, this lesson continues explaining how guilt and conviction work in our life. We confess the “fruit” of our guilt, but God wants us to get down to the “branches” and the “root” of our sin as the Holy Ghost convicts us. Adam-male made apologetic confession, saying, “I did it, but it really was not my fault.” Adam-male blamed God, and he blamed his wife. Learn More

All three layers of hardness in our will have a good side and an evil side. The first layer of hardness, identified by the Hebrew word kaw-shaw, is the layer which is pliable enough to receive impressions. The second layer of hardness, khawzak, is like an iron basket in that it receives and holds the impressions that are fed to it from the kawshaw level of the will. The third layer of hardness, kawbade, is where Eternal imprints are made.

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The second layer of hardness (khawzak) in the human will has a good side and a bad side. This lesson, which deals with the bad side, shows how King Saul missed it in First Samuel, chapters nine through fifteen. Saul had a good beginning in many ways, but he missed God in the end of his life because he refused to allow God’s Impressions to solidify in his khawzak will. He intruded into the Priests’ office, and in First Samuel 14:27, he “laid hold” (khawzak) of the skirt of Samuel’s mantle.

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Although this is a Mother’s Day message from Exodus 20:12, which tells us to “Honour thy father and thy mother,” it deals with our unconscious will — the kawbade part that has impressions solidified in it. The Hebrew word for honour is kawbade, which is the lowest level of our will. No matter what kind of parents we have, we need to respect them because they gave us life. Disrespect for one’s parents produces despair.

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This lesson continues the Seal of Truth on “How Much Better” we have it than a lot of other things in God’s Creation. We have it better than the fowls of the air and the grass of the field. Our Heavenly Father is better to us than our natural father because He can give us Eternal Meat and Bread! The beginning of this message deals with our learning to go up and down the ladder of experiences with Jesus Christ. Learn More

This message is a continuation of the Seal of Truth found in the Book of Matthew on the subject of “How Much Better” we have it than other things in God’s Creation. (1) We are better than the fowls of the air (Matthew 6:25,26) because we can fly higher and break more laws of gravity by God’s Power and Mercy. Learn More

(Appreciation Banquet) All happenings in our life are for us to learn two things: (1) total dependence upon the LORD and (2) our nothingness apart from the LORD. There never is failure unless we quit trying. This lesson tells about four people who missed God by failing on their strong points: Goliath, Asahel, Ahithophel, and Absalom. Learn More

Ezekiel 47:1-5. The Principle in this lesson is how God reveals His Name to us. He begins with the oozing of one drop, which eventually becomes a torrent to swim in. We must not despise the day of small things because we cannot see where just one drop will lead us. The rich man rejected every drop of God’s Name that came his way, but Lazarus, although he was a poor beggar, loved the Name of the LORD.Abraham’s seed began with one son, but his seed will be as the stars. Learn More