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At the beginning of the lesson is a review of the Worm’s Garment that Jesus wore as He walked the Worm’s Road of Humility when He was here on Earth. He also put on a Garment of Shekinah Glory. The Shekinah was the vertical Shaft of Humility Light that penetrated the darkness of the Ark and illuminated the Written Law or Torah. The Kabode Glory was the Weighty Glory that rested upon the Mercy Seat where the Oral Law was spoken.

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Our pride of revelation, redemption, and satisfaction work in all levels of our will: the conscious, subconscious, and unconscious. Learn More

(Employee Seminar) The first three verses of First Corinthians, chapter thirteen, clearly establish the need to lay hold of love by stature rather than by gift. Although we speak with the tongues of men and of Angels, if we have not love, we are as sounding brass or a tinkling cymbal (verse one). Learn More

(1994 Ministerial Convention) Luke 12:7 tells us that all the hairs of our head are numbered. And the message shows the difference between the Father’s hair and the Son’s hair.

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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS…..(WED PM 1/31/96) This lessons answers the following three questions: Learn More

This is a general review of Leviathan’ Stature: (I.) His Nature; (II) His Power; (III) His Warfare; and (IV) His Downfall or the Breaking of His Heads. Learn More

This message reviews the LORD’s Name and tells what letter of His Name each of the three previous creations would have had to have known in order to overcome. Learn More

This lesson deals with the three levels of hardness in the human will. Genesis, chapter thirty-five, gives an example of how God uses converted hardness. When Rachel travailed with hard (kaw-shaw) labour, she brought forth Benjamin. The tribe of Benjamin encamped on the west side of the Tabernacle, in the Head-realm of the Stature of Christ, under the insignia of an ox. Christ’s Ox Nature allows one to “plow” the fallow ground of one’s own heart and mind, as well as “plowing” in the minds of others, so that Living Seeds of Truth may take root and grow.

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This message reviews the eight vertical and the eight horizontal Minds. The nature of the vertical “pillar” is authority and power; whereas, the nature of the horizontal “beam” is meekness and lowliness of mind. Learn More

Mark 1:12,13. This lesson tells us who the beasts were that Jesus fought, after the Spirit drove Him into the Wilderness. The Word for Beasts in Hebrew is khahyaw. Ezekiel 1:13 shows us where these beasts originally came from. They were formerly female angels or cherubim on God’s Throne Chariot.

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Revelation 12:7. This lesson begins with the Devil side of Lucifer’s nature and gives the meaning of the word devil, which comes from the word tongue. The Devil’s main ministry is to accuse and slander. God proved Job by allowing the Devil to test him. James 3:1-13 deals with the power of our tongue. There are flaming tongues that are both good and bad. Revelation 2:8-1 shows how the Devil tried the Smyrna Church. Learn More

This message continues teaching about the Devil nature of fallen Lucifer. Iniquity means to “twist” away from the Light; therefore, since we have twisted away from the Light, we must learn to turnaround, which we can do by speaking in Holy Ghost Tongues. Divine Tongues that come out of our New Heart have power to devour the tongues that come up out of the Old Heart.

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This lessons continues with the study of the Names of the LORD Jesus Christ: Wonderful, Counsellor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. The Wonderful side of the Name is His Power to do wonders — secret wonders. Learn More

This reviews the Stature of Leviathan and adds point III: (I)Job 3:8: Leviathan’s nature or mourning, turmoil, grief, and depression; (II) Job 41:1,31-34: Leviathan’s power, hoary head,stolen light; (III) Isaiah 27:1. Learn More