SERMONS

Abraham, a mighty man of God, was specially called by God’s Purposive Will to fulfill God’s Master Plan on planet Earth. The name Abraham means the father of a multitude. Abraham was in the ninth generation in descent from Shem, Noah’s son. Abraham was the progenitor of the: Learn More

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Includes:

o  The Trumpet Sound Of The Sho-far Horn
o   Notes on Sound
o   Notes on the Mouth
     (A Compilation of Scriptures)

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The LORD’s Purpose for the entire Bible is to reveal His Holy Name, which is His Sovereign, Supreme Headship. The Hebrew word for head is roshe, which means the beginning, the captain, the chief, the excellent, the forefront, the highest part, the principal, the ruler, the top.

In the natural realm, the LORD God created man with a head so that he could lead, guide, and direct all of the natural Creation under God’s Infinite, Divine Headship. Man’s head is the seat of his mind, reason, memory, and intelligence.

When God created Adam and put him in the Garden of Eden, He appointed him to be the head not only over the Garden but also over all Creation, but Adam was to rule according to God’s Infinite, Divine Headship. Thus, man’s head was always to be under subjection to God’s Head.

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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.

 

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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...

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The name Isaiah means Jehovah’s Salvation. Isaiah was the Prophetic Evangelist among the Old Testament Prophets who revealed the highest perfection of the Messianic Prophecies. He unveiled both the Suffering and the Triumphing of the LORD Jesus Christ, the Saviour of Israel and the whole world. No other prophetic writer, either before him or after him, surpassed what Isaiah revealed about our Saviour. With clear, divine distinctness, Isaiah’s Prophecies about the Messiah, Jesus Christ, are revealed in chapter 53 of the Book of Isaiah. He revealed Jesus Christ as the “Man of Sorrows,” who suffered in the place of sinful mankind, and he revealed the importance of Jesus Christ’s Divine Mission on Earth. In chapter 53, the description Isaiah gave of God’s Servant, Who suffered and died for the sins of all people, applies to no other person than Jesus Christ. 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