Sermon Notes

(Training Convention) Reverend Hanssen took his text from Mark 14:50:52,and showed that the man, here in these verses, was clothed with his righteous deeds. Beneath his outward works, represented by his linen, he was naked. He had not been faithful to apply the Blood and Fire so that he would be clothed beneath his outer cloth of linen. He had no inner and outer garments obtained through Blood, Fire, Water, and Intercession and Travail. Learn More

At the beginning of the lesson is a review of Jesus Christ’s Spiritual Stature, as it is laid out in the Old Testament Tabernacle, and an explanation how to be saved. Learn More

This lesson goes back to the Ofawn Wheels, the first level on God’s Throne Chariot. To the first creation, the LORD revealed the first letter of His Tetragrammation Name, the Yod, which has to do with the Wisdom to know the LORD’s Headship.

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Matthew 16:13-23 and Mark 8:32-38 show that the Ofawn Threshing Wheels in Jesus Christ rolled over Peter’s head, threshing the chaff of Peter’s human headship from the Wheat of Truth in the LORD’s Headship. Peter had a personal visitation from the Father. Then, immediately, Peter’s headship rebuked Jesus which shows how we can be doing well, then, how quickly we can become a tool of Satan, when we still have the chaff of our own headship working in our life.

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Luke 7:1-10 and Matthew 8:5-13 show how the O-fawn Wheels worked in Jesus’ Life in connection with the Centurion who came asking Jesus to heal his servant. Jesus rolled over the heads of the Jewish people with His O-fawn Wheels and honoured the faith and humility of a Gentile ruler by healing his servant. This lesson shows the following Stature of Truth about the Centurion: (1) The Ruler’s Relationship with His Servants; (2) The Ruler’s Hearing and Believing; (3) The Ruler’s Humility; and (4) the Ruler’s Faith.

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This message continues the study of the Ofawn Wheel. This time the lesson deals with the Ofawn Wheel in Jesus’ Life. Luke 7:36-50 gives a Stature of Truth about four classes of people at a feast: the Pharisee, who was a host to the LORD, but he did not know the LORD was the Son of God.

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(Mexico Convention) Luke 9:51-56 shows that Jesus had the Ofawn Wheels working in His Life before He went to the Cross. The Samaritans rejected Jesus when He came to their city because they saw that His Face was set to go to Jerusalem, the City they were in competition with, and that He was not going to stay and worship at their mountain. Their human headship came up against God’s Divine Headship.

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(Mexico Convention) This lesson shows that the LORD’s Name is the Physician Shepherd, the Companion Shepherd, the Chef Shepherd, and the Anointer Shepherd. Learn More

(Mexico Convention) In Luke 10:17-24, is the following Stature of Truth that shows the workings of the Ofawn Wheel in the Life of Jesus: (1) The Pride of the Disciples; (2) The Power of Jesus; (3) The Praises of Jesus, and (4) The Private Words of Jesus.

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(Mexico Convention) Luke, chapter fourteen, shows the Ofawn Wheels in the life of Jesus. The first four verses reveals the following Stature of Truth: (1) the Physician: (2) the Patient; (3) the Pharisees; and (4) the Other Persons Invited.

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Luke 22:54-62. This lesson shows how Jesus’ Ofawn Wheels rolled over Peter’s headship, threshing the chaff or the big “I” so that the Wheat of Truth could come forth. Peter’s big “I” had boasted that he never would forsake Jesus. But, when Jesus was taken to the judgment hall, Peter followed afar off. He sat down among the enemies. He even lied, saying that he did not know Jesus. Then, Jesus turned (ofawn), letting His Ofawn Wheel roll over Peter’s head. The look that Jesus gave Peter broke him, and he went out and bitterly wept (baw-kaw) in repentance..

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This lesson answers the following questions:

Question #1: In Luke 22:31, the LORD was talking to Simon, and He said, “Satan hath desired to have you.” And, then, in verse thirty-two, He said, “Simon, I have prayed for thee.” But, in verse thirty-four, He told Peter, “You are going to deny me.” Simon, then, denied the LORD, after the LORD had prayed for him. Explain, please.

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The Stranger Principle relates to the Law of Circularity. The story of ten lepers who were cleansed by Jesus is recorded in Luke 17:11-19. Nine of the lepers were Jews; one was a Samaritan who was a stranger to the Commonwealth of Israel. Learn More

The following two questions are answered in this lesson:

Question #1: In Luke 22:28-30, Jesus said, “I appoint unto you a kingdom.” I want to know about “appointing you a kingdom.”

Question #2: My question is in Genesis 17:17 and Genesis 18:12. I just wanted to know why the LORD said that Sarah laughed, but He never mentioned that Abraham laughed.

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