Vows and oaths.
The purpose of the Kol Nidrei is the destruction of vows.
Who is your adversary?
Matthew 5:23-37, James 5:7-12
Recorded September 28, 1989 (747)
Vows and oaths.
The purpose of the Kol Nidrei is the destruction of vows.
Who is your adversary?
Matthew 5:23-37, James 5:7-12
Recorded September 28, 1989 (747)
You must mourn for the flesh or you can’t partake of the joy.
The function of a Levite is to cause you to understand the law.
The Ten Commandments discussion; the second tablets.
What was happening in the temple as Jesus was born.
Nehemiah 8:1-12, Exodus 20:1-21, Psalm 47:1-9, 81:1-16, 89:1-18, 29:1-11
Recorded September 24, 1989 (744)
Joshua is a description of what happens after you have entered the promise.
Jericho, Rahab.
Joshua 1:1-2:24, 6:1-27
Recorded September 21, 1989 (743)
Christianity is for the poor.
2 Timothy 2:1-13, Hebrews 11:33-40
Recorded September 19, 1989 (742)
The purpose of the law.
The birth of Jesus requires your death.
Galatians 3:18-19, 2:16-21, John 5:39-40, Nehemiah 8:1-12
Recoded September 17, 1989 (741)
Parousia.
The man of sin must be revealed.
Dancing.
2 Thessalonians 1:10-2:12, Jeremiah 30:22-31:4, Ecclesiastes 3:1-4, Lamentations 5:15, 2 Samuel:6:12-18, Exodus 15:8-21, Psalm 149:1-6, 150:1-6
Recorded September 13, 1989 (739)
Happy are they who know the sound of the trumpet.
Recorded September 10, 1989 (737)
Though he were a son, yet he learned obedience by the things he suffered.
You have lost the right to yourself.
Hebrews 2:1-4, 8
Recorded on August 20, 1989 (729)
If you can’t forgive someone, that is the evidence that you’ve been eating blood.
The blood of Christ feeds the spirit.
Distinguishing between soul and spirit.
You can’t love God or anyone else until you love yourself.
1 John 1; Leviticus 17; Matthew 6
Recorded December 5, 1985 (77)
All you’ve done is eat the blood.
Everyone is drinking blood, either the blood of Christ or the blood of wrath.
Eating blood is prohibited because the soul life can’t benefit from the sacrifice.
Hebrews 12; James 2 and 1
Recorded December 1, 1985 (75)