SERMONS

Additional Notes for March Convention.

 

I. The Unbegotten LORD’s Name of His Wisdom and Omnipresent Love is revealed through His Grace that He has bestowed in His Only Begotten Son, Jesus Christ, His Wisdom Love.

The Hebrew word for Grace is kheh-sed, which means kindness, piety, beauty, good deeds favour, goodness, loving-kindness,  merciful, benignity, benevolent, gracious, godly, holy, love, charity, compassion, faithful, constant mercy, gracefulness, desire, ardor, zeal toward anyone, to turn, or incline.

 

Learn More

We must learn to obey those who have the rule over us. The Hebrew word for obey is shaw-mah, which means to hear intelligently; to give attention; obedience; to gather together carefully; certainty; to consent, to consider, to be content, to declare; diligently; to discern, to give ear, to cause to obey, to make to hear, to listen, to make noise, to repeat; obedient; to obey, to perceive; to make to proclaim, to publish, to regard, to repent, to shew forth, to make a sound, to understand, to witness. Learn More

We must learn to obey those who have the rule over us. The Hebrew word for obey is shaw-mah, which means to hear intelligently; to give attention; obedience; to gather together carefully; certainty; to consent, to consider, to be content, to declare; diligently; to discern, to give ear, to cause to obey, to make to hear, to listen, to make noise, to repeat; obedient; to obey, to perceive; to make to proclaim, to publish, to regard, to repent, to shew forth, to make a sound, to understand, to witness. Learn More

Gratitude is our obligation to acknowledge the spiritual benefits from the LORD’s Divine Providence for the general and the personal Gift of Christ Jesus’ Redemption. Thanks be unto God for the Unspeakable Gift of His Only Begotten Son, the Lord Jesus Christ. It is our Christian privilege to find the reason for our gratitude in all things. The Apostle Paul commanded us to thank God for everything since He is the Infinite, Divine Head over all things. In every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you (I Thessalonians 5:18). Giving thanks is a hearty and cheerful acknowledgement of favors; spiritual, temporal and Eternal, that have been bestowed upon us. One of the Hebrew words for the LORD’s glory is hode, which means majesty, beauty, brightness, distinction, grandeur, an imposing form and appearance, beauty, comeliness, excellency, goodly, glorious, honour, majesty, splendor, honourable, copiousness, abundant, plentifully, magnificence, dignity, appearance, elevation of sentiment, language, thought and sublimity. Learn More

The Ten Commandments And The Ten Levels Of Intercessory Prayer

There are ten special kinds of Intercessory prayer that fit together with the Ten Commandments of Moses.

The first commandment, “I am the LORD thy God” fits together with baw-kash Intercession.

         I.    I am the LORD thy God

                     1. Baw-kash Intercession

The Hebrew word baw-kash means to seek after the LORD in worship, to apply for an oracle, to strive after, to beseech, to desire, to make inquisition, to procure, to seek after, to require, to demand, to supplicate, to be sought, to petition.

The first commandment recognizes the Supreme, Sovereignty of God. Since the LORD God rescued Israel out of the bondage and slavery of Egypt, He has a moral claim on their gratitude and obedience as their Benefactor and their Redeemer...

Learn More

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

The Breastplate of the High Priest in the Old Testament was a splendrous ornament that covered the High Priest’s breast.

God’s instruction to Moses said that the Breastplate was to be made of a richly embroidered cloth in which twelve precious stones were to be set in four rows. Each stone was to be engraved with the name of one of the twelve Tribes of Israel.

The composition of this Breastplate is described in Exodus 28:15-30

Learn More

Jesus taught many great Parables for the purpose of revealing His Truth to some, while hiding it from others.

One of Christ’s greatest Parables was the “Parable of the Talents.” In this Parable, Jesus compared the Kingdom of Heaven to a man traveling into a far country who, when he was ready to leave the country, delivered his talents to three different servants. The first servant received five talents, the second servant received two talents, and the third servant received one talent. The number of talents that each of the three servants received was based upon their respective abilities to double them.

Learn More

LaTrompeta o Cuerno Sho-far 2013 (July Convention 2013 Notes) Learn More

God showed the Prophet Samuel that he had chosen little David to be the king over Israel, although David was the youngest of Jesse’s eight sons; also, David was a lowly shepherd, tending his father’s sheep. David’s good looks were very noteworthy. His musical talent, combined with his experience as a warrior and a fighter, constrained King Saul’s servant to recommend David as the person who could play his harp for King Saul and thus drive away the evil spirit from God that troubled Saul because of his disobedience. As a youth, David had already acquired a glowing testimony of victory over his enemies, despite his young age. Although young and small of stature, David was highly exalted when the LORD commanded him to fight against Goliath and the defiant words from his mouth. The giant, Goliath, was about nine feet and six inches tall. Except for Goliath’s javelin, his defensive weapons were of bronze, while his attacking weapons were of iron. But David carried the LORD’s Seal of Mercy and Grace, both within his lover heart and without his body, which made him invincible in the face of Israel’s enemies, including the formidable giant Goliath! Learn More

The LORD’s divine reason for being anointed with the LORD’s Holy Anointing Oil was especially for the consecration of a person, place, or thing to God for His Work and use. The word anoint means to pour oil upon a person, a place, or a thing for sacred purposes.

Under the Old Testament Covenant, the anointing with the Anointing Oil was done in the case of installing the following persons in their offices and ministries:

• Jewish Priests,
• Jewish Kings,
• Jewish Prophets, and ultimately,
• the Jewish Messiah, Jesus Christ.

The Mosaic Tabernacle and everything in it was also to be anointed in order to consecrate all its furniture and utensils to be used in God’s service.

Learn More

The Hebrew word for above is ahl, which means the highest, the top. Jehovah is from Above, the Most High. The Hebrew root word ahl means to be high, to ascend, to exalt, to excel, to rise up, to shoot up. The Hebrew word ahl, means height, upon, above, about, plan. The ahl, or the above, means a higher place, an overhead, up above the Heavens, higher than Earth, over all, on top, higher in power and status, beyond, past, superior to, better than, above average. It also means in excess of, move to ascend up, to lift self, to bring up, to rise up, to carry up, to get up, to leap up, light, to go up, to grow over, to mount up, perfect. When God began His re-creation of the Present Earth, Darkness was upon the Face of the deep, and There Were Waters Above the Firmament. Learn More

The Mouth, with its tongue, lips, and palate, has both a natural function and a spiritual function. In this study, we will deal with both of God’s intended use of our mouth. Primarily, God made us a mouth so that we can be full of His Holy Word. When we are full of God’s Holy Word, we can magnify the yod, hay, vaw, hay of His Holy Name at all times and in every thing and every situation and every circumstance. Our mouth is the instrument through which God’s Holy Word can be expressed and shared. But, first, let us study a few things about what God’s Holy Word is. Learn More

The LORD’s omnipotent First-Love Repentance is His first gift to fallen mankind. There are four major realms of the LORD’s First-Love Repentance, which are identified by the Hebrew words shoob, naw-khaw, no-kham, and nekh-aw-maw. .

Learn More