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(Appreciation Banquet) All happenings in our life are for us to learn two things: (1) total dependence upon the LORD and (2) our nothingness apart from the LORD. There never is failure unless we quit trying. This lesson tells about four people who missed God by failing on their strong points: Goliath, Asahel, Ahithophel, and Absalom. Learn More

Ezekiel 47:1-5. The Principle in this lesson is how God reveals His Name to us. He begins with the oozing of one drop, which eventually becomes a torrent to swim in. We must not despise the day of small things because we cannot see where just one drop will lead us. The rich man rejected every drop of God’s Name that came his way, but Lazarus, although he was a poor beggar, loved the Name of the LORD.Abraham’s seed began with one son, but his seed will be as the stars. Learn More

When an enemy was attacking, and when God asked Israel to attack the enemy, God commanded them to fight in various ways, including the following: when Israel went in to possess the Land, God commanded them to completely destroy all the “ites”. Other times they took a defensive posture, as when Nehemiah was building the wall. Learn More

Fallen Lucifer’s Devil nature is identified by the Hebrew word Malsheen. Malsheen means slanderer. To be a slanderer means to be a stammerer. Malsheen also means to be an informer, to be perverted and deceitful, and it means an accusing tongue. The carnal tongue is the Devil’s kingdom. Our tongue can be a Tree of Life if it is controlled by the Holy Ghost Tongues. Teachers and preachers must not use their tongues maliciously in the pulpit.

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Revelation 17:14. The Bride of Jesus Christ is called, chosen, and faithful. We already have been called, so there is nothing wrong with our calling. We already have been chosen to hear this Message, and we have been listening to it. Now, we are in the third phase, which is the faithful phase. Acts the sixth chapter reveals the faithfulness of Stephen, one of the first deacons of the early church. Learn More

Reverend Hanssen used the example of the Prophet Ezekiel, to prove that God will help us do the humanly impossible things that He asks us to do. God’s Invisible Bands of Glory will hold us down so that we can fulfill God’s Will for us. Commitments we make to God, when we are in the Spirit, He remembers and, therefore, helps us past the weakness of our flesh when we are not able to choose rightly for ourself. Learn More

(Training Convention, Teacher Dedication) This service was the dedication of the teachers for the coming year. Reverend Hicks spoke briefly on Romans10:15, which describes the feet of those who preach the Gospel. First we are to preach the Gospel of Peace, whose purpose is reconciliation to God and to man. We must find peace with God’s Headship and His Master Plan and Purposive Will in our life. Disquietment in our soul over God’s Master Plan and Purposive Will for our life is the door through which we leave the Crucified Way. Learn More

Matthew 16:13-23 and Mark 8:32-38 show that the Ofawn Threshing Wheels in Jesus Christ rolled over Peter’s head, threshing the chaff of Peter’s human headship from the Wheat of Truth in the LORD’s Headship. Peter had a personal visitation from the Father. Then, immediately, Peter’s headship rebuked Jesus which shows how we can be doing well, then, how quickly we can become a tool of Satan, when we still have the chaff of our own headship working in our life.

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Luke 7:1-10 and Matthew 8:5-13 show how the O-fawn Wheels worked in Jesus’ Life in connection with the Centurion who came asking Jesus to heal his servant. Jesus rolled over the heads of the Jewish people with His O-fawn Wheels and honoured the faith and humility of a Gentile ruler by healing his servant. This lesson shows the following Stature of Truth about the Centurion: (1) The Ruler’s Relationship with His Servants; (2) The Ruler’s Hearing and Believing; (3) The Ruler’s Humility; and (4) the Ruler’s Faith.

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This message continues the study of the Ofawn Wheel. This time the lesson deals with the Ofawn Wheel in Jesus’ Life. Luke 7:36-50 gives a Stature of Truth about four classes of people at a feast: the Pharisee, who was a host to the LORD, but he did not know the LORD was the Son of God.

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(Mexico Convention) Luke 9:51-56 shows that Jesus had the Ofawn Wheels working in His Life before He went to the Cross. The Samaritans rejected Jesus when He came to their city because they saw that His Face was set to go to Jerusalem, the City they were in competition with, and that He was not going to stay and worship at their mountain. Their human headship came up against God’s Divine Headship.

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(Mexico Convention) In Luke 10:17-24, is the following Stature of Truth that shows the workings of the Ofawn Wheel in the Life of Jesus: (1) The Pride of the Disciples; (2) The Power of Jesus; (3) The Praises of Jesus, and (4) The Private Words of Jesus.

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(Mexico Convention) Luke, chapter fourteen, shows the Ofawn Wheels in the life of Jesus. The first four verses reveals the following Stature of Truth: (1) the Physician: (2) the Patient; (3) the Pharisees; and (4) the Other Persons Invited.

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(Communion and Foot Washing Service) This Thanksgiving Message deals with the following Stature of Truth about the Blood in the Book of Matthew, chapters twenty-six and twenty-seven: (I) Blood-Life of the New Covenant; (II) Innocent Blood; (III) Justifying Blood; and (IV) Judgment Blood. If we do not accept the first three classes of Blood, voluntarily, then, we will have the Judgment Blood, involuntarily. Learn More