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In this exciting chapter, then student will see a direct connection between the Trumpets in Revelation 8, and the trumpets in Joshua 6. Jericho was a city which stood in the way of the children of Israel conquering the promised land. In much the same way, Jerusalem under the control of apostate Israel was in the way of the glorious gospel going forth into all the world. There is a PDF available fo...

Matthew 24 is a pivotal passage for ones eschatological position. Often referred to as the "Olivet Discourse" (or plainly, Jesus talking on the Mt of Olives), Jesus lays out for the disciples when the temple will be destroyed, and the conclusion of the old covenant. This makes the New Covenant in Christ the only way for sin to be forgiven and to enter into a relationship with the Father. Listen to...

Matthew 24 is a pivotal passage for ones eschatological position. Often referred to as the "Olivet Discourse" (or plainly, Jesus talking on the Mt of Olives), Jesus lays out for the disciples when the temple will be destroyed, and the conclusion of the old covenant. This makes the New Covenant in Christ the only way for sin to be forgiven and to enter into a relationship with the Father. Listen to...

Matthew 24 is a pivotal passage for ones eschatological position. Often referred to as the "Olivet Discourse" (or plainly, Jesus talking on the Mt of Olives), Jesus lays out for the disciples when the temple will be destroyed, and the conclusion of the old covenant. This makes the New Covenant in Christ the only way for sin to be forgiven and to enter into a relationship with the Father. Listen to...

Matthew 24 is a pivotal passage for ones eschatological position. Often referred to as the "Olivet Discourse" (or plainly, Jesus talking on the Mt of Olives), Jesus lays out for the disciples when the temple will be destroyed, and the conclusion of the old covenant. This makes the New Covenant in Christ the only way for sin to be forgiven and to enter into a relationship with the Father. Listen to...

Matthew 24 is a pivotal passage for ones eschatological position. Often referred to as the "Olivet Discourse" (or plainly, Jesus talking on the Mt of Olives), Jesus lays out for the disciples when the temple will be destroyed, and the conclusion of the old covenant. This makes the New Covenant in Christ the only way for sin to be forgiven and to enter into a relationship with the Father. Listen to...

Matthew 24 is a pivotal passage for ones eschatological position. Often referred to as the "Olivet Discourse" (or plainly, Jesus talking on the Mt of Olives), Jesus lays out for the disciples when the temple will be destroyed, and the conclusion of the old covenant. This makes the New Covenant in Christ the only way for sin to be forgiven and to enter into a relationship with the Father. Listen to...

Matthew 24 is a pivotal passage for ones eschatological position. Often referred to as the "Olivet Discourse" (or plainly, Jesus talking on the Mt of Olives), Jesus lays out for the disciples when the temple will be destroyed, and the conclusion of the old covenant. This makes the New Covenant in Christ the only way for sin to be forgiven and to enter into a relationship with the Father. Listen to...

Matthew 24 is a pivotal passage for ones eschatological position. Often referred to as the "Olivet Discourse" (or plainly, Jesus talking on the Mt of Olives), Jesus lays out for the disciples when the temple will be destroyed, and the conclusion of the old covenant. This makes the New Covenant in Christ the only way for sin to be forgiven and to enter into a relationship with the Father. Listen to...

Matthew 24 is a pivotal passage for ones eschatological position. Often referred to as the "Olivet Discourse" (or plainly, Jesus talking on the Mt of Olives), Jesus lays out for the disciples when the temple will be destroyed, and the conclusion of the old covenant. This makes the New Covenant in Christ the only way for sin to be forgiven and to enter into a relationship with the Father. Listen to...

Matthew 24 is a pivotal passage for ones eschatological position. Often referred to as the "Olivet Discourse" (or plainly, Jesus talking on the Mt of Olives), Jesus lays out for the disciples when the temple will be destroyed, and the conclusion of the old covenant. This makes the New Covenant in Christ the only way for sin to be forgiven and to enter into a relationship with the Father. Listen to...

Matthew 24 is a pivotal passage for ones eschatological position. Often referred to as the "Olivet Discourse" (or plainly, Jesus talking on the Mt of Olives), Jesus lays out for the disciples when the temple will be destroyed, and the conclusion of the old covenant. This makes the New Covenant in Christ the only way for sin to be forgiven and to enter into a relationship with the Father. Listen to...

Part 2 to our verse by verse study in Revelation 7. We take a look at who the multitude which no man can number. The army of believers ready to evangelize the world with the Gospel!

Hear the Book of Revelation taught from a post-mill, partial preterist standpoint. Follow us on Instagram @ biblesleep. Call or text us for prayer or Bible questions at 401-47-BIBLE or email us at askbible4family@gmail.com . Check out our other podcasts, Bible Kids, Bible Light, Bible Detox and Bible Sleep. Please visit our website at www. Bible4.family for all of our resources.

Hear the Book of Revelation taught from a post-mill, partial preterist standpoint. Follow us on Instagram @ biblesleep. Call or text us for prayer or Bible questions at 401-47-BIBLE or email us at askbible4family@gmail.com . Check out our other podcasts, Bible Kids, Bible Light, Bible Detox and Bible Sleep. Please visit our website at www. Bible4.family for all of our resources.

Charles Spurgeon called Psalm 131 the shortest Psalm which takes the longest to learn. What he meant is that it takes a lifetime to get it through our thick heads that God is in charge of our lives and is to be trusted fully. In this session Ken examines Psalm 131 and shows its connection to Psalm 139. Contact us for any questions, comments, or prayer. 401-407- BIBLE or askbible4family@gmail.com ....

Question and Answer session: Here, Ken answers 2 questions. 1. Is Revelation 19 about the second coming? If so, how does that make sense with Satan being bound in Revelation 20 (since the postmill position teaches that Satan is bound currently). 2. If Satan is bound currently, then why is there so much evil in the world? Revelation 20

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An overview of chapter Four of O. Palmer Robertson's book: The Israel of God. "Their Lifestyle" is an examination of how the Lord planned for the globalization of the gospel. It was never by the might of a sword. Listen to this fascinating topic! Contact us for any questions, comments, or prayer. 401-407- BIBLE or askbible4family@gmail.com . Please visit Bible4.family for much more material.

This is a study based on O Palmer Robertson's book, The Israel of God. This is chapter 3: It's Worship. If you would like to receive the PDF handout for this lesson, feel free to reach out. www.bible4.family

There's much talk today about supporting ethnic Israel, because they are the "people of God" and the gateway to receive God's blessings. Is this true? Who is the "People of God?" find out in this fascinating study. Contact us for any questions, comments, or prayer. 401-407- BIBLE or askbible4family@gmail.com . Please visit Bible4.family for much more material.

What is God's plan for America? What is "Theonomy?" How are we to understand our involvement in politics and government if we are to obey God? What did Isaiah mean when he stated that the government would be upon the shoulders of the Messiah? What does it mean when Isaiah said that His government would "increase?" All of these questions are answered and more...God bless you as you study the word o...

Did the Land promise only become a significant theological issue at the point of the Abrahamic Covenant? No, this is a very little discussed truth, but the Lord owns the entire earth, and gave the land to Adam. With this powerful theme, a diligent student of the word of God may trace the promises of God through the covenants with the way He deals with "The Land." 'The Israel of God' is a wonderful...

Jesus is the True Israel. God's deep desire to see fruit bearing in all world, was attempted through Adam, Abraham, and is realized in Jesus. Israel was a vine...but Jesus is the True Vine. Those in Christ will receive all of the promises made to Abraham. Contact us at 401-47-BIBLE, or at www.bible4.family

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