Bible Lessons

Some scriptures emphasize that “works” have nothing to do with salvation. However, others stress how vital “works” are to our faith, which is instrumental in our salvation! Confusion and misunderstanding evaporate once we see that there are two types of “works.” This Lesson spells out the two contrasting types of “works,” how each type relates to our salvation, and to “the Law” (as laid out in Lessons 15 a & b).
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Here we learn what else “Law” may refer to; the written instructions/teachings that point in the direction to walk in the ways of God (Yah), the ways of Life. A few questions soon arise about this roadmap. Why? Has the path changed? No, but some of the road has been paved. Some high places leveled, & some low places made high; the highway for a set-apart people. Lesson c will then be the sequel to this & the previous Lesson. 9-Pages

The word “Law” is used in most English Bible translations. “Law” however is a very misleading translation since the Greek word can refer to one of two very different things. This Lesson points out what those two concepts are, and details what one of them means. Lesson 15b will develop a step-by-step understanding of the other concept. Lesson 15c will focus on “works” related to both of the first 2-Lessons. 7-Pages

Scripture, Math, and Creation all have their own language of truth. The same message is spoken through all three. Together they echo a proclamation of a wedding announcement! So who’s getting married? Their identity is found in the symbols of the Sun & Moon, both given to us as “signs.”

For about 6,000 years people have dreamed and sought for a government (kingdom), where there is no corruption & no oppression. Many, such as Abraham, have sought to find a group of people where everybody works together to do the right thing in God’s eyes. It is called “a city wherein dwells righteousness”. Now as this Lesson shows us, we’re seeing it appear!

The year 2017 is the most significant prophetic year. 2017 is the culmination of many patterns and cycles found in the Bible. It all has to do with God’s Plan. The Word, natural Israel, spiritual Israel, and signs in the heavens and earth all point to 2017. We are seeing it andexperiencing it, but what does it mean? This Lesson lays it all out.

The Word emphasizes the distinction of Christ the Head and Christ the Body. Then, the union of the two is emphasized. What is the result? It is a “New Creation Man,” a people fully in His image. It is Christ Jesus seen in us, and us seen in Him. This timely Lesson reveals several of the prophetic types of this union.

The last lesson presented the two works of Christ. It then focused on the first work. This lesson continues with a review of the two works and then zeros in on the second of the two works. We’ll see this lesson loaded with examples that bring forth the Bible patterns of these two works.

There are two works of Jesus Christ. The first work is the work of atonement, the work of the cross. It did not end in the resurrection or even ascension but in the sending of the Holy Spirit. But what is the second work of Christ? This lesson reveals both works through the sacrifice of the two goats, the sacrifice of the two doves, and more.

Who am I? Where did I come from? Why am I here? Where am I going? Is there a purpose for my life? This lesson opens the word in a way that sheds light on these questions.

The three days journey that we learned about in the last lesson is explored in detail here as having eight landmarks from start to finish. These milestones are where we receive more vision, strength, and insight for the walk to the next one. There are seven walks between the eight milestones. We see from the Bible what the milestones are and what the walks entail.

Our growth into full maturity in Christ is clearly outlined in the Bible as a journey that takes three "days." This lesson displays each of those "days" using examples from scripture. This process is also seen as three ages. With the diagrams, you can easily see that we are now in the transition between ages. See what's ending and what is beginning.

Moses was told by God to have the Israelites build a tent-like portable building. This was right after their exodus from Egypt. This "tent" was where God would "tabernacle" with the people. Every detail of God's plan was to be followed because it was a pattern of spiritual truths. These truths are revealed in this lesson.

Religious tradition tells us that there are seven major feasts of the Lord. But the Word clearly shows that there are eight, not seven, and that one of those seven is not even one of the eight! Break from traditional thought to see what the Bible actually says in this lesson. Once truth is in the light then the concepts are clear as day.