Calling upon the name of the Lord. 
To understand the peace offering is to understand the end of all things. 

Romans 10:1-13, Genesis 12:7-9, Exodus 20:18-26, 24:1-18, Psalm 107:9-22, 116:10-19, Jeremiah 33:1-11

Recorded June 27, 1990 (845)

Enduring. 
Discipline. 
Hezekiah is the role model. 
Everything in the New Testament is about going from the door to the mercy seat. 

2 Chronicles 2915-36, Leviticus 9:1-24

Recorded June 20, 1990 (841)

Eating. 
Discipline.
The fruit of the peace offering is joy. 

John 6:27-71, Deuteronomy 12:1-19

Recorded June 6, 1990 (834)

All about Levites.
Levites are the living peace offering. 

Leviticus 7:28-34, Numbers 8:5-26, Psalm 56:1-13, 107:8-22, 116:13-18, Jeremiah 33:1-18

Recorded May 30, 1990 (832)

The most important type in scripture is eating. 
The manifestation of being hungry is fear. 
You can’t eat the peace offering alone. 
The spiritual meaning of a child is one who needs something else to happen.

Luke 22:15, Leviticus 7:28-38, Numbers 18:8-12, Leviticus 22:1-7, 1 John 5:5-8

Recorded April 18, 1990 (815)

Fear of children. 
Covering. 
The source of fear is hunger.

Recorded April 4, 1990 (812)

Trivializing the mystery. 
Sloth. 
Spirit and pleasure are synonyms.

Matthew 13:34-34, Psalm 119:17-40, Psalm 111:2

March 14, 1990 (806)

The priest finds full satisfaction in the peace offering.
Spiritual reproduction.
A priest is a mediator.
Sanctified for death. 

Luke 22:13-15, Romans 12:1, Hebrew 5:1-4, Ephesians 4:1-11

March 7, 1990 (804)

What is the basis of continuing in anything?
The peace offering is connected to preparation for a purpose.
The peace offering is the only thing that can sustain a relationship forever.

Ezekiel 33:1-11

Recorded February 14, 1990 (798)

The common denominator of all fools is sincerity.

Colossians 1:12-21

Recorded January 31, 1990 (791)