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Details the burnt offering, and uncovers the simple fact that the majority of the animal sacrifices in Scripture were not brought because the worshiper had committed a specific sin. Also delves into the book of Hebrews, showing that the author made firm the Torah in spite of what many teach today.

When the two words "animal sacrifices" are spoken, people generally begin to feel a discomfort in their spirit. Most people have the idea that they are now detestable to the Almighty. This lesson explains how we must trust in Yahweh and not lean to our own understanding, pulling from the first book in Scripture.

When a man takes to him a wife, he doesn't just take her and then do nothing. He is to be the physical provider for his bride, making her feel protected, comforted, desired, and the most loved woman on the planet.

Have you every wondered why Yahweh commanded that a blue thread be placed in the tassels? Why not yellow or red? Is there significance to the specific color or is it just a random choosing by the Creator?

In this final lesson in the series I cover four reasons why I believe Solomon will be in the Kingdom of Yahweh in spite of his grievous sin against the Most High. This should give us hope, because we, like Solomon, have sinned time and time again.

When a wife sees that her husband not only takes care of her, but also takes care of and trains his and her children, she knows that she is loved by the man who married her.

Solomon was a man who was loved by Yahweh in a special way, yet in his old age he did exactly what Yahweh had told him NOT to do. Listen to learn about how Solomon was unfaithful to Yahweh, and how that we are all unfaithful to Yahweh.

Not only are us husbands told to love our wives, we are told HOW to love them, as Christ does the Church. What exactly does this mean? This lesson covers the answer and more.

Solomon was a blessed man. He had a great father to teach him, and he followed in David's footsteps in many ways. When Solomon was asked for anything, he prayed for an obedient heart of wisdom. Listen to this lesson to learn of Solomon's greatness.

The best way for any leader to lead is to set the proper example. Much more will be done for the good if people see a man who practices what he believes. A man's wife must see her husband loving the lord, caring for her, and doing his best to follow Yahweh's instructions.

Yahweh comes to visit His people on His appointed times in a special way. It is therefore pertinent that we show up for the appointment He has set. We will be encouraged, strengthened, and given power to face another work week.

Yeshua came to be baptized by John along with all the other people that were submitting to this act of righteousness. Why though, as the sinless Savior did he need to be baptized? This lesson also takes a look at the person and work of Yeshua.

John the Baptizer was not afraid to publicly confront the unrepentant sin of a major politician of his day. John was imprisoned and later beheaded because of this, but John stood firm and will be in the kingdom of heaven, living for all eternity.

While all of the people flocking to John's baptism were wondering if he was the Messiah, John proclaimed to them someone greater than he, that would baptize with the Holy Spirit and fire. These are two separate baptisms that fall upon separate groups of people.

John the Baptizer preached with fire, not holding back at all, proclaiming to people that they were snakes and needed to repent. His message seems harsh, but faithful are the wounds of a friend while deceitful are the kisses of the enemy.

From the end of Luke 2 to the beginning of Luke 3 we have an 18 year span of silence from the author. He now writes to us of a great man that had been prophesied over earlier, namely Yochanan (John) the Baptizer.

One title Yahweh is given in Scripture is "the Father of lights." The Father of what lights? Could it be the lights He created in Genesis 1:14-18 as time tellers and gifts for His children to know when He would visit them?

If the gift of languages is used within the church assembly, there are regulations that are to be followed. To disregard these regulations is to disregard direct commandments from Yahweh. This lesson wraps up the series on tongues.

Foreign tongues are a sign, not for believers, but for unbelievers. What did Paul mean to teach when he referred the Corinthian church back to Isaiah 28:11-12? Paul said he spoke in tongues more than all of the Corinthians, but where did he speak in these tongues?

Sermon Update 4.18.2020. This lesson concludes my study through Exodus 11 and 12, and focuses on Exodus 12:21​-51. Incorporating the children is covered, along with the ethnically diverse crowd (that came out with the children of Israel) and physical circumcision. 

What did Paul mean when he wrote that if a person speaks in tongues he should pray that he may interpret? We must be careful not to understand Paul's instruction through the lens of what we may have seen practiced in some churches in the world today.

In this section Paul compares speaking in an intelligible language to properly playing a flute or harp, and using a trumpet to make a distinct battle call. This section also goes to show that there is no such thing as a completely unknown language.

Why does Paul describe prophesy as being greater than the gift of languages when he writes to the Corinthians? Is there a difference between the gift in Acts 2 and the gift in 1 Corinthians 14? What are the mysteries in the Spirit that Paul mentions?

What exactly is the gift of languages that is spoken about in Scripture? Is there more than one gift of languages? What happened in Acts 2? What happened with Cornelius in Acts 10? Does the end of Mark teach that every single believer will speak in an unknown tongue?

Before we can begin speaking about the biblical gift of languages (tongues), we must make certain that we understand the surrounding context in which Paul wrote about the gift. What is the main them in 1 Corinthians 14? Why did Paul write the great love chapter in 1 Corinthians 13?