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(International Summer Convention). This lesson is a continuation of the study the unclean feminine spirits and the shade, sha-deem, devils that are part masculine, part feminine. Perverted means to be turning away from the Light, and it means going away from the Truth and the Light into darkness. Thus, perversion is not limited to the physical realm. If we have our minds in the wrong mental direction, we are controlled by these unclean spirits, and we obey them; then, we are joined to them just as people are in the natural realm, only in a different way.

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(International Summer Convention). This lesson continues the study of spiritual wickedness in high places. It deals specifically with vexing female devils. Luke 13:10-16 tells the story of the woman who had been bound by a spirit of infirmity for eighteen years. Jesus had to deliver her from the vexing spirit before she could stand upright to praise and worship the LORD. Learn More

(International Summer Convention). Mark 5:15 tells of a man who, after he was delivered of a devil, was said to be in his “right mind.” The particular mind to which this Scripture refers was the Keh-reb Mind. The importance of keeping our vertical and horizontal minds in their proper positions was emphasized.

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(International Summer Convention). We need to bend our ears out like big baskets to hear God’s Word. Hearing takes place in the low, humility place. We do not remain ignorant about Christ Jesus if we really hear. We can hear, but unless our Lover Heart is in tune with God, we will not understand what we hear. We must love to understand. Learn More

(International Summer Convention). On Jesus’ way to Calvary, He constantly received opposition from His Disciples. Learn More

(International Summer Convention). Matthew 12:1-24 presents the Principle of mountains and valleys and continual opposition on the way to Jerusalem. It was the Sabbath Day when Jesus and His Disciples plucked corn and ate it because they were hungry. The Pharisees were watching to find fault and to criticize Jesus. Learn More

(Youth Convention) This message shows the Principle of having to go down before we can come up. The downward stairway began with Noah and continued with Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Moses (Exodus 2:24,25) and the Nation of Israel (Exodus 6:1-8). At the bottom of the stairway was where the LORD appeared to Moses in the midst of the thorn bush. Learn More

(California Convention) The text for this sermon is Ephesians 4:11-13. The fullness or maturity of Christ’s Stature is the measure of perfection that believers must attain if they desire to be in the Christ’s Spiritual Bride. The pieces of furniture in the Old Testament Tabernacle was divided into three realms —Courtyard, Holy Place, and Holy of Holies — which were shadows and types of what these spiritual experiences are in our lives today. Only the experiences of Blood, Fire, and Water found in the Courtyard of the Mosaic Tabernacle were discussed. Learn More

Philippians 2:5-8 reveals the Seven Steps of Humility that Jesus descended in order to overcome the seven basic fears of man. As God’s only Begotten Son, He was well known and worshipped in Heaven, but He did not cling to the place of exaltation. Willingly, He laid aside His Garments of Glory and Power and descended in Humility all the way down to the womb of the Virgin Mary; then, He went all the way to Calvary to die on the Cross. Learn More

(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

(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

Training Convention) This lesson continues with the Scriptures in Ephesians, chapter four. This is the third point: the Edifying of the Body of Christ. The Hebrew word for edify comes from the root word baw-naw, which means a builder. To edify means to obtain children; to build the Family Name.

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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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This message is about the Measure of the Stature of the Fullness of Christ. The Hebrew word for measure comes from the root word shaw-ar, meaning a hundredfold. Shaw-ar also means gate, tribe, and to split or divide. Psalm 100:1-4 tells us to make a joyful noise unto the LORD, to serve Him with gladness, to come before the LORD’s Presence with singing, and to enter into His gates with thanksgiving.

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