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This message shows the correlation of the Parables in Matthew, chapter thirteen, the Seven Churches in the Book of Revelation, and the seven pieces of furniture in the Mosaic Tabernacle. Learn More

This message focuses upon Jesus Christ as the Gate or the Door. The Hebrew word for Gate (shaw-ar) is the same word for hundredfold. In John, chapter ten, verse one, Jesus said, “ I am the Door.” In this verse, He used the word shaw-ar, meaning gate or hundredfold. In verse nine, He again said, “I am the Door.” However, in this case, He used the Hebrew word deh-leth,meaning double door.

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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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As believers, we have two hearts. We have an old heart, which we inherited from Adam the First, and we have a New Heart or New Man, which is created in the Image of Jesus Christ. Through spiritual education, our New Heart or New Man grows in the Son’s Spiritual Stature, which was pictured by the Old Testament Tabernacle. When our Spiritual Stature is mature in the Son, He puts us in touch with the Father Who, then, in our moral development, builds a Temple of Righteous Works in our body and our spirit, which are God’s possession. Learn More

The text is Matthew 22:36-40. When the Pharisees asked Jesus, “Which is the great commandment in the law?” He replied “Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with with all thy mind.” He said, “This is the first and great Commandment.” Then, He said, “The second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.” Learn More

(Communion Service) The text is I Corinthians 11:23-33. Judas betrayed the LORD Jesus Christ because he apostatized and let his Moo-sawr Mind, the Instructor Mind in his body, turn backward. Our Zaw-kar Mind, our Marker Mind in our soul, is the memory cabinet in which we store our treasures, both good and evil.

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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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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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The emphasis of this message was filling up the well of our being with the Word of God. 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) 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) There is a stairway of hearing, seeing, understanding with our Lover Heart, and doing with our will. We can hear, see, and even understand, but if we do not make a commitment with our will to do what is morally right, we will miss the New City. Learn More

This message explains the Nature of the Spirit Jesus breathed on His Disciples when He told them to receive the Holy Ghost. While Jesus was with them, the Disciples spent time striving over who was going to be the greatest and who was going to get to sit on His Left Hand, and who was going to be on His Right Hand. Jesus could not give them the Dove Spirit that had descended on Him, personally, when He was baptized, but He breathed a Breath of the Dove’s Spirit on them. And, that Breath was so Powerful that it sanctified them and brought them into one accord and made them willing to go back to Jerusalem and tarry until they were endued with Power from on High. Learn More

This message focuses on Israel’s first three experiences in Canaan’s Land which were Circumcision, the Passover, and the eating of Manna and Corn joined together. Learn More