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This lesson gives a brief review of the first three steps of the Stairway of Justification: (1) Justification by Blood; (2) Justification by Grace; (3) and Justification by Light. Learn More

Justification: This lesson tells the four places of Eternal Abode.Sinners will dwell eternally in the Lake of Fire. Some believers will dwell in the New Heavens and will wear White Robes. Other believers will rule and reign on the New Earth, wearing White Raiment. Only the Bride will dwell eternally in the New City, and only she will wear White Linen. Although one cannot change his place of abode once he gets there, he still will have to grow up spiritually and bow his knee and confess that Jesus Christ is Lord to the Glory of God the Father. Learn More

This lesson, which is a continuation of the Khool Dance, deals with the fourth point: mourning produces dancing. Psalm 30:10,11 and Psalm116:16-19 show how this Principle worked in David’s life. After he had repented, showing deep sorrow and lamentation for his sin, he danced because he had been pardoned and forgiven.

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Question #1: First John 5:16. What is the sin unto death? Question #2: What are the issues of life mentioned in Proverbs 4:23. Question #3: Matthew 10:1. What is the difference in sickness and disease? Question#4: A question about leprosy was unanswered except to say that it is God’s Will to heal leprosy. And, since God heals leprosy, it is not a sin unto death. Learn More

This lesson deals with the age-old question: Whom will we serve— the Creator, with His Torah-Truth of Life and Death, or the creature, Lucifer, with his false torah that is surrounded by clouds of darkness? When the LORD gave His Torah to Israel, they stood in four different positions. The first three positions pertain to the Stature of the Son; the fourth position relates to the Stature of the Father.

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This lesson continues to deal with the first class of dance, the Birth Dance, which is identified by the Hebrew word khool. The Victory Dance, which is the fifth point under the Birth Dance, is recorded in the Book of First Samuel. In chapters seventeen and eighteen, one can see that the Principle of Truth and Opposition was balanced in David’s life. In chapter seventeen, the Truth was that David went down to the battle in obedience to his father’s command. But, when he entered the camp, he faced opposition from his own brothers who accused him of coming to spy on them.

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This lesson gives a portion of Reverend Hicks personal testimony of how the LORD saved her and how she received the experience of speaking in Tongues. It also shows how the furniture in the Mosaic Tabernacle pertains to the experiences believers can have in Jesus Christ as they grow in the Measure of the Stature of His Fullness. Learn More

(Tampico, Mexico Convention) Only the first position in which Israel stood to receive the Torah was mentioned. Exodus 19:17 says that Israel stood at the nether part of the mount. The Hebrew word for nether (takh-tee) means the lowest place or position. It also means a womb for Seed, for Life.

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(Tampico, Mexico Convention) This lesson deals with the nether position, which was the first position in which Israel stood when God gave the Torah at Mount Sinai. The Hebrew word for nether (takh-tee) means the lowest place or position. It also means a womb for Seed, for life.

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(Tampico, Mexico Convention) This lesson continues to deal with the nether position, which was the first position in which Israel stood when God gave the Torah at Mount Sinai. The Hebrew word for nether (takh-tee) means the lowest place or position. It also means a womb for Seed, for life. In Genesis, chapter twenty-two, God tempted Abraham; that is, He tested Abraham’s faith in the LORD and His obedience to Him.

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(Tampico, Mexico Convention) This lesson continues to deal with the nether position, which was the first position in which Israel stood when God gave the Torah at Mount Sinai. The Hebrew word for nether (takh-tee) means the lowest place or position. It also means a womb for Seed, for life.

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(Tampico, Mexico Convention) This lesson continues to deal with the nether position, which was the first position in which Israel stood when God gave the Torah at Mount Sinai. The Hebrew word for nether (takh-tee) means the lowest place or position. It also means a womb for Seed, for life.

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This message deals with the teil tree, which is first tree mentioned in Isaiah 6:11-13. The teil tree fits with the First Commandment: “I am the LORD thy God.” Learn More

John 3:16 says, “God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” The Hebrew word for world, o-lawm, is the same word for Eternity. God has loved us from Eternity, before we came into Time.

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