Sermon Notes

When Israel crossed over Jordan and entered into Canaan’s Land, the twelve prepared men took twelve stones from out of Jordan and set them in a wheel formation on the land at Gilgal. Then, they took twelve stones from the land and put them in the midst of Jordan in the form of a shaft. The circular formation of the stones on the land represents the collective aspect of the LORD’s Begotten Names; the shaft formation of the stones in Jordan represents the Unity or Oneness of His Unbegotten Name. Learn More

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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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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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

In Revelation, chapter twelve, John saw a Woman seated in the Heavenlies. She was clothed with the Glory of the Sun. On her head she wore a crown of twelve Stars, and the Moon was under her feet. The Woman who lives in the Heavenlies is the part of Christ’s Bride who travails the Manchild to birth. There is a travail on Earth in the Courtyard, in the Holy Place, and the Holy of Holies. But, there also is a travail in the Heavenlies. It is called the Father’s Travail. Learn More

Luke 19:1-10 shows the following fourfold experience that Jesus had with Zacchaeus: (I) Jesus went to Jericho, a cursed city. (II) Jesus stopped at the very tree Zacchaeus had climbed. At this point, Zacchaeus also had a fourfold experience. (A) He sought Jesus. (B) He ran ahead of the crowd. Learn More

In the Twenty-Third Psalm, the LORD is revealed as the Shepherd-Physician, the Shepherd-Companion, the Shepherd-Chef, and the Shepherd-Anointer. First Samuel, chapter twenty-two, shows that when David fled from Saul and escaped to the cave Adullam, his brethren and all his father’s house followed him because they feared that Saul would take vengeance upon them if he could not find David. Learn More

In Eternity-Past, we existed as Seeds in the Loins of God. In His Loins, we were placed in rows with “Freshening Pipes” around us. Each Seed supported the Seed above him, and all Seeds existed in Divine Unity and Harmony. The Bread on the Table of Shewbread was the visible type and shadow of this Unity and Harmony that existed among the Seeds in God’s Loins. The Table was also a type and shadow for the Bride of Jesus Christ to show how Bridal Seeds must reach this place of Unity and Harmony as each one supports the other, joining all “Bread” into One Bread. Learn More

We each have a broken piece of Bread, and we can only have Unity when we join our piece of Bread with another’s piece of Bread. Unity gives power to get things done for Christ. Learn More

This lesson continues with the Ber-eeth Covenant, which is the Father’s Covenant. It always has been in existence and has to do with Unity. All creation was in Unity in the Loins of God, and all will be in Unity, again, in the Perfect Age. The Bride is the Firstfruits of God’s creation to reach maturity or a Union with Jesus Christ. This means the rest of the harvest will ripen or mature also.

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(California Convention) This lesson is about the Double Peace of God. We have peace when we get saved, but there is a peace of God that passes understanding. Peace means contentment, quietness, stillness, and tranquility. Two times in John 20:19-21, Jesus said, “Peace be unto you.” The first peace is peace from having one’s guilt of sin lifted by the Son’s Sacrifice. The second peace is from God the Father. The type and shadow of these two classes of peace are found in the Sin Offering Blood in the Old Testament and in the Gratitude or Thanks Offering. Learn More

(California Convention) Ephesians 4:11-15 is the text of this message. God gave Apostles, Prophets, Evangelists, Pastors, and Teachers for the perfecting of the saints. The Hebrew word for perfecting comes from the same root word as peace or shaw-lome. Peace is a powerful word, and it begins within. Shaw-lome means entire.

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(California Convention) This lesson continues to show how the three realms in the Mosaic Tabernacle relate to a believer’s spiritual growth in the Stature of Jesus Christ. Believers who have experienced only the Blood, Fire, and Water revealed in the Courtyard will be thirtyfold Christians. They will shine with the Glory of the stars, with one star differing from another star, and they will wear White Robes in Eternity. 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