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A key is an opener or closer. The key is an emblem of office or a treasure. This Spiritual Principle was confirmed by the Prophet Isaiah and by our Lord Jesus Christ. By God’s Keys of Love, He rules over all the various operations of nature. Hence, God’s Keys of Love are a symbol of Power and Authority. Learn More

More than any other of the author's books, this book explains what it means to live as a Christian in the "Crucified Way." Learn More

Discover in this book the threefold witness that God gave to Abram to assure him that his Seed would inherit natural Canaan’s Land. God also gives us a threefold witness that He will fulfill His Promise to take us to spiritual Canaan’s Land.This book gives us assurance that God’s Promises are true.What God has promised, He will perform. Learn More

This book points the mind and heart to a road of freedom from the self-destructive chains of depression. It examines the nature of man. It exposes the roots of the debilitating illness of depression. It enumerates the kinds of depression a person’s soul experiences, and it outlines positive ways to overcome the destructive thought patterns that have been established early in life and that cause severe mental and emotional sadness and lethargy. Learn More

This study is prepared especially for prayer warriors. Fallen Lucifer, who is now known as Satan, stands against Christ by Leviathan’s power as the Devil, the Serpent, and the Dragon. Lucifer and Leviathan are created creatures. They are not omnipresent beings. In order for Leviathan to carry on his perpetual warfare of oppression against God and His children, his dragon nature has equipped and trained an army of fallen dragon-spirits, who go forth at his command to war against God’s people in a prideful effort to prevent them from attaining spiritual maturity in the Stature of Jesus Christ. Learn More

God, or El-o-heem in Hebrew, is the Name given to the eternal, invisible, infinite, and incomprehensible Being, known as the Unbegotten Source, Cause, and Creator of all things. This book informs us of the existence of God, the nature of God, the Names of God, and our duty to God. Learn More

There are two ways to know the Spiritual Bridegroom—as a lover and as a friend. Learn More

This small booklet tells about the creation of our true inner self in our unconscious realm; the corruption of our true self; our “I”, “My”, and “Mine” nature; and the redemption of our inner self through the Resurrected Blood of Jesus Christ by His Father’s Unbegotten kabode glory. 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

This message explains why the rich man missed the Prize, Mount Zion. Those who go to Mount Zion must be in love with just the Name — LORD Jesus Christ. Instead of being in love with the Name, the rich man was in love with the gifts that come with the Name. He had a title. He was clothed in purple and fine Linen, and he fared sumptuously every day. He was in love with the gifts, but the gifts could not save him. Learn More

This message is in answer to the following comment: “I see only one dog mentioned in the Bible, and that is a greyhound in Proverbs 30:29-31. Learn More

(New Year’s Eve Service) This message reveals seven aspects of God’s Nature in which there is no failure. There is no failure in God’s Walk, in God’s Power, in God’s Wisdom, in God’s Compassions, in God’s Words, in God’s Judgments, and there is no failure in God’s Years or Age. Learn More

This message introduces the Stature of Truth about Giving and tells how our tithes, firstfruits, offerings, and alms relate the the four letters of the LORD’s Tetragrammaton Name — Yod, Hay, Vaw, Hay. Luke 6:38 reveals the four ways God rewards us for our obedience to give — good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over.

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The beginning of this message mentions the twenty-cubit wide Gate in the Mosaic Tabernacle and gives a review of the four colours in the hangings of this Gate and how they relate to the four letters of the LORD’s Name that represent the LORD’s Wisdom, Understanding, Knowledge, and Prudence of Choice. The colours in the Gate — blue, purple, scarlet, and white — also represent the four classes of reverential fear we are to have for the Father’s Name, Nature, Power, and Prudence. The Father is the One Who leads us to His Son, Jesus Christ, Whose mature Spiritual Stature is pictured by the seven pieces of furniture in the Mosaic Tabernacle. First Corinthians 1:30 says that Christ Jesus is made unto us Wisdom and Righteousness and Sanctification and Redemption. Learn More