3) In Jesus the Messiah. His Virgin birth, sinless life. Miraculous ministry. Substitute atoning death. Physical body resurrection. Triumphant ascension and abiding intercession of the Lord Jesus Christ. The rapture of the worldwide Church. The return of Jesus Christ with all His saints. Jesus Ruling the whole world. Isaiah 9 vs 6-7. Reigning upon the throne of King David and over his Kingdom forever and ever. Isaiah 7 vs 14. Luke 1 vs 30-33/Luke 17 vs 11-19/1 John 2 vs 1-2/Luke 24 vs 1-53/Acts 1 vs 1-11/1 Thess 4 vs 13-18. Matthew 24 vs 151. Revelation 1 vs 7-8. Rev 22 vs 12. That all authority has been given to the Lord Jesus Christ. Matt 28 vs 18-20.
That Jesus the second person of the eternal Godhead was God in flesh. John 8 vs 31-59 reveals Jesus as the I AM of Exodus 3 vs 1-14. John 10 vs 11. John 10 vs 9. John 12 vs 46. John 14 vs 6. John 15 vs 1. John 6 vs 48. John 11 vs 25. Isaiah 7 vs 14. Psalm 45 vs 6-7. Hebrews 1 vs 1-11. Romans 1 vs 20. John 1 vs 1-14. Rev 1 vs 7-8. Rev 1 vs 17-18. Rev 22 vs 12-13. Once you have studied the above Scriptures in Revelation, here is a lovely key Scripture revealing again that Jesus is our Lord God. Isaiah 44 vs 6-8.
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A) Jesus The Son of God, is God in human flesh. John 1 vs 1-3. In the beginning was the word and the word was with God, and the word was God. He was with God in the beginning. Through Him all things were made, without Him nothing was made, that has been made. John 1 vs 14. The word became flesh and made His dwelling amongst us. We have seen His glory, the glory of the One and Only, who came from the Father full of grace and truth. John 1 vs 17. Grace and truth came through Jesus Christ. The word was God, the word became flesh, His name is Jesus. Nothing was made without Jesus. Therefore Jesus was not made. Through Jesus all things were made.
700 years before Jesus was born of the virgin Mary, the prophet Isaiah prophesied about the Jewish Messiah Jesus the Christ. In Isaiah 7 vs 14. Therefore the Lord himself will give you a sign. The virgin will be with child and will give birth to a son, and will call him Immanuel. The meaning of the word Immanuel is, God with us. Isaiah prophesied again about the Jewish Messiah Jesus Christ. In Isaiah 9 vs 6-7. For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Councilor, Mighty God. Here is a Universally excepted Jewish prophecy about the Messiah in Psalm 45 vs 6-7. An accurate and literal translation for the original Hebrew is. Your throne O God will last forever.

The prophecy fulfillment of Psalm 45 vs 6-7 is in the New Testament, God the Father is speaking in Hebrews 1 vs 8. About the Son he says, Your throne O God will last forever and ever. John 8 vs 58. I tell you the truth Jesus answered, before Abraham was born, I am. Exodus 3 vs 14. God said to Moses, I am. Yes it was Jesus who spoke to Moses out of the burning bush. Jesus is the I AM. Jesus Christ is the Lord Almighty. The prophet Isaiah prophesied in Isaiah 44 vs 6. This is what the Lord says- Israel’s King and Redeemer, The Lord Almighty. I am the first and I am the last, apart from me there is no God. Revelation 1 vs 17-18. When I saw him, I fell at his feet as though dead. Then he placed his right hand on me and said, do not be afraid, I AM the first and the last. I am the living one, I was dead and behold I am alive for ever and ever ! And I hold the keys of death and Hades. Jesus is the first & the last, the living one, who was dead and rose again. Revelation 22 vs 12-13. Behold I am coming soon ! My reward is with me, and I will give to everyone according to what he has done. I am the Alpha and the Omega, the First and the Last, the beginning and the end. Jesus is coming soon, Jesus is the Alpha and Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end. Revelation 1 vs 7-8. Look, he is coming on the clouds, and every eye will see him, even those who pierced him, and all the peoples of the earth will mourn because of him. So shall it be ! Amen. I am the Alpha and the Omega, says the Lord God, who is, and who was, and who is to come, the Almighty.

1 Corinthians 8 vs 6. There is but one Lord, Jesus Christ, through whom all things came and through whom we live. Almighty God the Son, became man and humbled himself to the Father. Philippians 2 vs 5-6. Christ Jesus who being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be grasped, but made himself nothing, taking the very nature of a servant. Colossians 1 vs 15. He is the image of the invisible God. Hebrews 1 vs 3. The Son is the radiance of God’s Glory and the exact representation of his being, sustaining all things by his powerful word. John 20 vs 28. Thomas said to him, (Jesus) My Lord and my God.
Everything was created by the word of God. Psalm 33 vs 9. For He spoke, and it came to be, He commanded, and it stood firm.
Genesis 1 vs 3. And God said, Let there be light and there was light. God spoke creation into existence. As we have learned from God’s written word, Jesus Christ is the word of God. Colossians 1 vs 16-17. Is about Jesus Christ. For by Him all things were created, things in Heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or powers or rulers or authorities, all things were created by Him and for Him. He is before all things, and in Him all things hold together. And He is the Head of the body, the Church. Jesus humbled himself and esteemed the Father.
Jesus speaking about His disciples in John 10 vs 29-30. My Father, who has given them to me, is greater than all, no-one can snatch them out of my Fathers hand. I and the Father are one. Its worth remembering the Holy Bible is a self interpreting book, we are to examine difficult Scriptures in the light of what is clearly understood. God’s word in the Holy Bible has already revealed that Jesus Christ is the Almighty. So we understand John 10 vs 29 in the light of this. Philippians 2 vs 5-8. Your attitude should be the same as that of Christ Jesus who being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be grasped, but made himself nothing, taking the very nature of a servant, being made in human likeness. And being found in the appearance as a man, he humbled himself and became obedient to death-even death on a cross. 1 Corinthians 11 vs 3. The head of Christ is God. The head of Christ is Father God, is God’s order of submission, not importance. John 5 vs 23. That all may honor the Son, just as they honor the Father, He who does not honor the Son does not honor the Father who sent Him. Jesus didn’t come to do His own will, Jesus came to do the perfect Will of Father God.
In Luke 22 vs 42. Jesus prayed to His Father in Heaven. Yet not my will but yours be done. We are called to follow Jesus example.
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4) In Mankind’s sinfulness. In the fall of man, and that all have sinned against God, both men and women. That the whole of the human race has inherited a sinful nature from Adam who deliberately sinned against God. Genesis 1 vs 26-31/Gen 2 vs 1-25. Gen 3 vs 1-24. 1 Timothy 2 vs 13-14. Romans 5 vs 12-21. All of mankind needs saving from their sins and the eternal consequences of their sins. Mankind is totally depraved by sin and unable to come to God by his own will. John 6 vs 44 Jesus said No man can come to me except the Father which hath sent me draw him: and I will raise him up at the last day. Our only hope is Jesus John 12 vs 32.
Jesus speaking of His death and resurrection said. If I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me. Because of our sin no one can come to God by them self, but thankfully Jesus is drawing all people to Himself for Salvation. We are foolish to resist His Will.
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5) In having faith and upholding the faith. Salvation is received by us by the grace of God through our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ alone. Rom 3 vs 20-31. Rom 1 vs 16-17. Eph 2 vs 1-10/John 5 vs 24/John 3 vs 18/ Acts 13 vs 39. Acts 4 vs 10-12/John 14 vs 6. The English word faith comes from a Greek word pronounced pis-tis. The word pis-tis is used 98% of the time in the bible, and is translated faith. This Greek word can mean different things, depending on the biblical context. The Greek word can mean believe, belief, acceptance, it can mean the truthfulness about God. Moral conviction of religious truth. Or it can mean fidelity/faithfulness or truth itself. When the recommended Authorized King James bible speaks of the faith of God, or the faith of Jesus, it is speaking of the faithfulness of God or the truth about God. It’s not speaking as we do, of God having to believe by faith the things not seen. God sees everything.
Romans 8 vs 29-30. The Almighty knows the future. Psalm 139 vs 4 He knows what we will say next.
Heb 11 vs 1-40 further explains what faith is, and how men and women of faith lived by faith in God. When Hebrews 11 vs 1-40 commends, many great men and women who lived by faith, Jesus isn’t mentioned.
Heb 11 vs 1 “Now faith is the substance or assurance of things hoped for”. To understand this Scripture we need to look at another verse using the same Greek word for hope. Romans 8 vs 18-25. Apostle Paul said to the Christians in Rom 8 vs 23-25. “Even we ourselves groan within ourselves, eagerly waiting for the adoption, the redemption of our body. For we were saved in this hope, but hope that is seen is not hope; for why does one still hope for what he sees ? But if we hope for what we do not see, we eagerly wait for it with perseverance. Hebrews 11 vs 1. Now faith is the substance/assurance of things hoped for”. Meaning, faith is the substance/assurance of things we do not see. Faith. Hebrews 11 vs 1 the rest of the verse goes on speaking of faith as “The evidence/conviction/proof of things not seen”. We have faith in God whom we haven’t seen.
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A) We didn't see the Lord Create the worlds. Romans 10 vs 17.“Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God”. Our faith is based on personal revelation from God through us hearing the word of God, and in repentance believing the Holy Scriptures. Hearing the promises and warnings and prophesies of the word of God in the bible. Due to our faith in the eternal word of Almighty God the Lord Jesus Christ. We have assurance of the things hoped for. The things hoped for are the biblical promises given by the Lord to us believers. Due to our faith in Jesus Christ we have evidence conviction proof of thing not seen. Romans 14 v 23.“Whatever is not from faith is sin”. Whenever a Christian violates his conscience, doing something he doubts is morally right, he sins. As Christians we are to live lives of faith in Christ and His Word. Living by faith does not mean, not working for money, it means to trust Jesus whatever our circumstances. The whole teaching on faith in the bible, is about mankind having faith in God, and therefore faith in His word the Bible, and then just as importantly remaining in the faith which is the actual truth that Jesus is the author and finisher off. Mankind is to put his hope and faith in Jesus Christ as Lord. Jesus died for all our sins and arose from the dead. Romans 5 vs 5. “Now hope does not disappoint, because the love of God has been poured out in our hearts by the Holy Spirit who was given to us”. The previous verse is speaking of us who are born again. Hebrews 11 vs 1-2.Now faith is the substance/assurance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. (God sees everything. Psalm 139 vs 1-24.
Hebrews 11 vs 2. By faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God,
(Jesus is the word of God. John 1 vs 1-14) so that the things which are seen were not made of things which are visible.
(Jesus was there. He Created everything in Creation. Jesus causes us by His Holy Spirit to have faith in Father God who is unseen)
2 Cor 4 vs 18. Apostle Paul said. “While we do not look at the things which are seen, but at the things which are not seen. For the things which are seen are temporary, but the things which are not seen are eternal”. 2 Cor 5 vs 7. To the church. “We walk by faith, not by sight. (Jesus who was God had seen everything, Jesus had seen the Father. Jesus had been with the Father for all eternity. Hebrews 1 vs 1-3). Its us who walk by faith.
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B) Jesus and His Heavenly Father are one. The Father the Son and the Holy Spirit are One God in three persons. All things Created were Created by Jesus the eternal word of God. Scripture does not say Jesus walked and lived by faith in God because Jesus was God. 1 Cor 12 vs 9. Faith is one of the 9 gifts of the Holy Spirit given to Christians for specific tasks as the Holy Spirit Wills. Heb 2 vs 12-13 “I (Jesus) will put My trust in Him (Father God). This word trust comes from the Greek word peitho pronounced pi’-tho, and this does not mean faith, it means to rely on. The actual truth about things not seen gives us faith. When Christians believe that Jesus lived by faith and walked by faith and healed by faith they have overlook who He Is. Fully Man and Fully God. Col 1 vs 19/Col 1 vs 15-18.Proverbs 15 vs 28. Jesus is the perfect man who was God our Creator.
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C) Jesus is the perfect example for us to follow, not because He was a man of faith, but because He was humble, and 100% obedient, to Father God, and because of who He eternally Is.
The perfect Son who was completely obedient .Our faith is in Jesus whom we haven’t yet seen. Those of us who have repented and given our lives to Jesus as our Lord and Savior. We are born again of the Spirit of God. The Spirit of Christ dwells within us as a guarantee of our eternal inheritance.
We by the grace of Almighty God have become Children of God. We know this by the Spirit He gave us. New life in Christ. Scriptures reveal. Jesus is the truth and He spoke the actual truth about Father God. Our faith comes by His word. Jesus knew the end from the beginning Jesus is the Alpha and Omega of Revelation 1 vs 8. Rev 22 vs 12-13. John 3 vs 31-36. Says “He (Jesus) who comes from heaven is above all, and what He has seen and heard that He testifies. Vs 34 says. “For He (Jesus) whom (Father) God has sent speaks the words of (Father God”. John 5 vs 20 says. “The Father loves the Son (Jesus) and shows Him all things that He Himself does”.
John 8 vs 23 Jesus said. “ You are from beneath and I am from above. You are of this world; I am not of this world”.
John 6 vs 47 Jesus speaking of Himself. “Not that anyone has seen the Father except He who is from God; He has seen the Father”.
John 12 vs 45 Jesus said. “He who sees me, sees Him who sent me”. John 12 vs 49-50. John 7 vs 16. Luke 5 vs 22. John 4 vs 39.
Isaiah 14 vs 24. Luke 4 vs 1 Jesus was full of the Holy Spirit and led by the Spirit.
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D) Act 10 vs 38. Jesus signs and wonders were Holy Spirit Power not a demonstration of His faith but who He was. Matthew 12 vs 28. Colossians 2 vs 9 “For in Jesus dwells all the fullness of the Godhead bodily”. Jesus in perfect obedience did as He saw His Heavenly Father do.
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E) In the King James Bible. Romans 3 vs 3 says “For what if some did not believe ? Shall their unbelief make the faith of God without effect ? Here the word faith from the Greek means fidelity or truth. Fidelity means faithfulness and that’s why the New King James translates this as “the faithfulness of God. The bible teaches that a person is saved by their faith in Jesus Christ and that they are to remain in the faith.
Revelation 14 vs 12. “Here is the patience of the saints; here are those who keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus”.
Here the word faith from the Greek means fidelity or truth itself. John 5 vs 19-24. Jesus says “Most assuredly the Son can do nothing of Himself but what He sees the Father do; for whatever He does, the Son also does in like manner. Hebrews 12 vs 2 “Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith”. With child like faith. Simply believe in Jesus Christ. Be faithful. Remain in the faith.
Meaning live in Jesus, and live out the truth of what He taught.
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6) In believers baptism. Immersion/submerged in water. In the name of the Father and the Son Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. Mark 16 vs 16. Matthew 28 vs 18-20. The Greek word for baptized is pronounced baptizo which means to make whelmed, meaning to be submerged, to go completely under the water to be fully wet. Romans 6 vs 4/ Ephesians 4 vs 5/Colossians 2 vs 12.
Matthew 3 vs 16/Acts 2 vs 38/John 3 vs 23. Every single baptism event in the bible states clearly within the context of the chapter that the person was a believer. Infant baptism is not right.
A baby can-not repent or understand the essentials for Salvation. It is biblically wrong and against common sense to sprinkle a baby’s head and call it a baptism. To do so is to practice heresy. It is also biblical heresy to sprinkle a believer head with water and to then proclaim that the believer has been baptized. If you have been sprinkled as a baby or you have been sprinkled as a believer, then you will need to be baptized immersed in water in obedience to Jesus Christ our Savior. If you were sprinkled as a baby then prayers would have been said for you to grow up in the Christian faith. Our Lord God is answering those prayers by now bringing biblical truth to you, for you to follow Christ. Whoever sprinkled you as a baby should have known better, bless them in Jesus name. Remember biblically we are saved by faith in the Lord Jesus Christ alone.
Baptism is a commandment to those who have already repented and committed their whole lives to Jesus Christ. Baptism is symbolic, representing the burial of the old person who is now a born again believer. The old person is dead, now we are alive in Christ, to live for Him. We are saved to follow Jesus teachings. Concerning babies or young children Matthew 19 vs 14 Jesus said “ Let the little children come to Me, and do not forbid them; for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven”. Children are to grow up in the Lord’s word, and to be given their own opportunity by God’s Grace, to believe and repent of sin, and to put their faith in Jesus Christ for themselves. Once they have become a Christian and reached a level of Christian maturity, then they are to be baptized. Biblical baptism is a wonderful blessing from our Lord to His Church.
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A) Adult baptism is one of the first steps of obedience in a Christians life. At Pentecost Acts 2 vs 41. They were all baptized on the day they were saved. If you need to be baptized, please ask a bible believing pastor for him to arrange it. If you live near us then come and ask me and I will arrange a day for the filling of the baptism pool. Baptism is an ideal opportunity to invite family and friends to witness an outward sign of your inward faith. The Gospel of Salvation is preached at some time during the baptism service, an ideal time to bring the unsaved to hear the about God's love and their deep need of Salvation.
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8) In the gifts of the Holy Spirit and Offices set by God in His Church.
The Holy Spirit sets people apart for the work that He has called them for, as in Acts 13 vs 2. Concerning overseers, apostle Paul led by the Spirit said to these men. “The Holy Spirit has made you overseers to shepherd the church of God”. Acts 20 vs 27-36. Running the Church under Christ’s Authority.

A) Things we need to know. Bishops can be called pastors/overseers or elders. They are always men able to teach, set apart, called by the Holy Spirit. 1 Tim 3 vs 1-8/Titus 1 vs 5-9/James 3 vs 1. 1 Peter 5 vs 1 vs 4/1 Tim 5 vs 17-22. They are to shepherd-feed the flock of God.
Serving as overseers not by compulsion but willingly, not for dishonest gain but eagerly, nor as being lords over, controlling treading down, being heavy shepherds to those entrusted to them, but being examples to the flock. They must be blameless with out reproach among people. The Husband of one wife, loving his wife as Christ loved the Church and gave Himself up for her.
A pastor must be temperate, sober-minded, of good behavior, hospitable, able to teach, not given to wine, not violent, not greedy for money, but gentle, not quarrelsome, not covetous, one who rules his own house well, having his children in submission with all reverence. Not a novice, because of the warning in 1 Tim 3 vs 6. They must be a good testimony among those who are outside.
A lover of what is good, holy, self controlled, holding fast the faithful word of God as he has been taught, that he may be able,
by sound doctrine, both to exhort and convict those who contradict. And when the Chief Shepherd Jesus the Jewish Messiah returns,
the faithful pastor will receive the crown of glory that does not fade away.
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B) Training to be a pastor. After prayer and bible study, if a man upholds these statements of belief of the Christian Church, and after seeking God’s Will, he desires the office/position of a pastor, he desires a good work. The church pastor or pastors, after prayer are to confirm whether the suggested candidate fits the criteria. If so there is a three year training program allowing for preachers preparation and bible teaching, where the right candidate will learn to teach the Word of God and to take care of the flock of God. After three years they are assessed prayerfully by the church pastor or pastors. If God’s calling is sure and His timing fulfilled.
Acts 13 vs 3. After fasting and prayer the church pastor or pastors will publicly, from the front of the church assembly under God’s authority, lay hands on the candidate and commission them as a pastor within the fellowship. Ongoing yearly assessments are to ensure that all pastors and all those in any form of leadership continue to fulfill the necessary criteria, laid out in the full council of God’s Word.
Gal 5 vs 16-26. Heretical teachings are to be openly corrected, so that the church of Jesus Christ is not misled.
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C) Preachers and bible teachers who have God’s authority to instruct the whole church are biblically always men. Concerning the whole church assembly of both men and women, apostle Paul obediently continues to teach the Lords Command of
1 Cor 14 vs 33-40. Apostle Paul writes in 1 Tim 2 vs 11-15. “Let a woman learn in silence with all submission. And I do not permit a woman to teach (men) or to have authority over a man, but to be in silence. For Adam was formed first, then Eve. And Adam was not deceived, but the woman being deceived, fell into transgression’. Rom 5 vs 12-21. Adams sin was deliberate. Eve was deceived”.
1 Cor 9 vs 21. God’s Word does not disapprove of women praying out loud and prophesying in the church, it encourages it, provided they are properly attired in godliness with head covering as a symbol of their authority to speak. 1 Cor 11 vs 1-16/2 Tim 2 vs 15.
2 Tim 4 vs 1-5/Gal 1 vs 6-12/James 2/2 Peter 3 vs 13-18 speaks of apostle Paul’s teachings. “Untaught and unstable people twist (his teachings) to their own destruction, as they do also the rest of the Scriptures”.
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D) Training to be a preacher / bible teacher. If a man upholds these statements of belief of the Christian Church, and desires to preach, he can pray, then ask to join a preachers preparation program to become a better communicator. Preachers are called by the Lord and not man.
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C) Deacons are men as women are deconesses who are official attendants who help in administration and other menial yet essential duties. Serving tables. Giving the believers in financial need their daily distributions of food if necessary. A deacon can be a treasurer. This enabled the apostles or today pastors to give themselves continually to prayer, and the ministry of the Word and the preaching of God's Word. Deacons are men. Acts 6 vs 1-7. 1 Tim 3 vs 7-15. Deacons were men of good reputation and full of the Holy Spirit and wisdom. Phoebe was a woman commended as a servant, a helper of many in the Church, as in Romans 16 vs 1-2. The Greek word servant is pronounced dee-ak-on-os. This word dee-ak-on-os means deacon or in Phoebe case deaconess. The Greek teaches that Phoebe was called a deaconess, she was an official servant. The Greek says this means an attendant, an aid, a relief, a helper in menial duties. Deacons are men. Deacons must be reverent, not double-tongued, not given to much wine, not greedy for money, holding the mystery of the faith with a clear conscience. They must be found blameless among people. Likewise their wives must be reverent, not slanderers, temperate, faithful in all things. Let deacons be the husband of one wife ruling their children and their own houses well. Philip from Acts 6 vs 5 was a deacon and in Acts 8 vs 5 Philip is also seen as an evangelist with a signs and wonders ministry. Acts 8 vs 1-40 Philip even baptized.
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D) Becoming a deacon or a deconess. If a Christian upholds these statements of belief, and after 3 years within the church fellowship he or she desires to become a deacon, he or she is to be first tested to see if they fit the criteria. For Commissioning Acts 6 vs 6.
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E) Women are called by God to teach what is good to other women and children. Raising future leaders and witnesses. Titus 2 vs 1-5. This is for all Christian women who have a measure of maturity in the faith. Titus 2 vs 3-5 this Scripture also gives licence for ‘a woman to women teaching ministry’. Women today who believe they are called to preach and teach God's Word, are in fact called to lead other women and children. If a woman upholds these statements of belief, desiring ‘a women to women teaching ministry and is called by God to do so. Then she ought to prayerfully seek the Lord, and then as led by the Holy Spirit, ask a bible believing pastor for his conformation, for her to begin training for this ministry.
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D) Christian men and women speak out in church, under God given conditions as the Lord gives utterance
Rev 19 vs 10. “The testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy”. In Obedience to the Lord’s Command in 1 Cor 14 vs 33-40. ‘Let your women keep silent in the churches, for they are not permitted to speak’. Vs 40. ‘Let all things be done decently and in order’ The Lord’s Command is understood in the light of His previous instruction on head covering. 1 Cor 11 vs 1-16. When praying out loud or prophesying, men are not to cover their head and women are to cover their head, as a symbol of authority. Submission to God’s word gives authority as led by the Spirit to both men and women to pray out loud and prophesies in the church assembly. Prophecy is to proclaim God’s message effectively for the edification strengthening and exhortation encouragement and comfort to the church. Prophecy can predict future events as a means of guiding God’s people. Prophecy is to be judged by others in the light of the Holy bible. Men and women of God need to learn obedience to Christ, and ought to deliver God's Word in the right attire.
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E) Women’s Ministry. If we judge from a world view, then we see that women are able to do the same work as men. If we are politically correct then we encourage women to do any job that they wish to do. If we are Christians then we are to encourage both Christian men and women to first seek God’s Will. Obviously men and women are able to excel in virtually any job they are given, there’s a whole spectrum of jobs in the world that are morally sound and Christian men and women are used by God in them. These study notes assume that you the reader believe as we do in equality between men and women. Men and women’s equality have its roots in the bible. We have the same worth in God’s sight. God loves us all the same. But the Church of Christ is in the world, it is not meant to be off the world. Within the Church Christians have callings from the Almighty, and Christians have God’s eternal Word the bible to know God’s Will. As Jesus by His grace lives in us who are born again, we all share to a greater or lesser degree in a pastors heart, because Jesus the chief Shepherd lives in us. We each experience God's caring love for each other. Many Christian women instead of looking to the bible for their calling, they have gone by their feelings and wrongly assumed that God was calling them to be a pastor.
My heart goes out to them, but there is an urgent need for their repentance, for them to begin again to uphold the full council of God.
It is well known that women bishops/pastors/elders/ and women preachers teaching to the overall body of Christ is a new phenomenon, engulfing many churches since the 1970s.
A study of this subject opens our eyes to the times we live in and the churches that are slowly slipping further into apostate beliefs. Churches that are slowly leaving the faith due to their liberal beliefs concerning the Bible. Some liberal church leaders have used the recent unbiblical changes concerning women’s ministry, to support their other worldly belief, that its time the church also changed its views concerning homosexuals. This has led to the ordination of homosexual clergy, promoting what the bible calls in Leviticus 18 vs 22 an abomination. 1 Corinthians 5 vs 6 warns that a little leaven leavens the whole lump. Meaning that a little sin a little false teaching spreads through the Church. Vs 7 Therefore purge out the old leaven. Women today need our support for them to be encouraged to fulfill God's calling and not mans will.
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F) Men and women are all called to be witnesses to Jesus to reach out to the lost.
As in Acts 1 vs 8. Acts 1 vs 12-14. Acts 2 vs 1-11. A woman’s authority comes by her submission to Christ’s teachings concerning male leadership.
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G) Help Meet.
An interesting following study submitted by Sam Cary.

“And the Lord God said, it is not good that man should be alone; I will make him a help meet for him”
Genesis 2:18

Help is a word frequently used in reference to the Lord in the Psalms. Thus it is not a degrading position for the woman. The verb form basically means to aid or supply that which the individual cannot provide for himself. The Septuagint translates it boethos, a word the New Testament uses in the sense of “physician”. It conveys the idea of aiding someone in need, such as the oppressed. Certainly a godly woman meets this need of man.
Meet comes from the Hebrew word meaning “opposite.” Literally it is “according to the opposite of him,” meaning that she will complement and correspond to him…(1)

“And Adam said, this is now bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh: she shall be called Woman, because she was taken out of Man. Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother and shall cleave unto his wife: and they shall be one flesh.”
Genesis 2:23,24

God’s ideal plan for marriage is one man for one woman for one lifetime. God’s pattern for marital happiness is evident when a man loves and leads his family, with children who obey and reverence their parents, with a wife who respects and supports her husband’s leadership. A mutually supportive attitude must characterize both husband and wife if they are to succeed in building a harmonious home. Illustration: Marriage is so important in the mind of God that it was the first of three divine institutions and was patterned to illustrate Christ’s love for the church. Application: Christians should therefore do their part in contributing to the success of the family. (2)

Cleave is a strong verb, meaning, “join, stick to”. The two verbs “leave” and “”cleave” may be subordinated in the following way: “Let a man forsake, or abandon, his father and his mother in order that he may cleave unto his wife and in order that they might become one flesh.” If he does not leave, he cannot cleave, nor can he become or be one flesh. This is the strongest Hebrew construction to indicate a change of state, the verb “to be” (hayu) plus the preposition (le). The process of becoming one flesh, totally united in life, purpose, and pleasure is presented…(1)

“…Have ye not read, that which made them at the beginning made them male and female, and said, for this cause shall a man leave father and mother, and shall cleave to his wife: and they twain shall be one flesh? Wherefore they are no more twain, but one flesh. What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder.”
Mathew 19:4-6

Have ye not read: Jesus refers them to God’s original purpose in creation, that they should be one flesh. Genesis 2:24 indicates that being one flesh is one new entity, and is not to be limited to sexual union. The Bible clearly indicates that sexual union does not itself constitute marriage, which is fundamentally a covenantal agreement between two partners for life. (1)

“Wives, submit yourselves unto your own husbands, as unto the Lord. For the husband is the head of the wife, even as Christ is the head of the church: and he is the savior of the body. Therefore as the church is subject unto Christ, so let the wives be to their own husbands in every thing. Husbands, love your wives, even as Christ also loved the church, and gave himself for it; that he might sanctify and cleanse it with the washing of water by the word, That he might present it to himself a glorious church, not having spot, or wrinkle, or any such thing; but that it should be holy and without blemish. So ought men to love their wives as their own bodies. He that loveth his wife loveth himself. For no man ever yet hated his own flesh; but nourisheth and cherisheth it, even as the Lord the church: For we are members of his body, of his flesh, and of his bones. For this cause shall a man leave his father and mother, and shall be joined unto his wife, and they two shall be one flesh. This is a great mystery: but I speak concerning Christ and the church. Nevertheless let every one of you in particular so love his wife even as himself; and the wife see that she reverence her husband.
Ephesians 5:22-33

“Wives, submit yourselves unto your own husbands, as unto the Lord.” v22
As unto the Lord: This is a comparative clause. But in Greek there are two different types of comparative clauses. (1) Elucidation, which means that wives are to give their husbands the same unquestioned, absolute submission they give Christ…(2) Emphasis, which means that wives are to submit to their husbands, as submission rendered by them truly is submission rendered to Christ Himself. When the wife yields her will to that of her husband, she yields to the Lord….”(1)
“For the husband is the head of the wife, even as Christ is the head of the church: and he is the savior of the body.” v23
For gives the reason why verse 22 calls for wifely submission. Just as Jesus is the divinely appointed head or authority over His church, in the same way the husband is the divinely appointed “head” or authority of his wife.
And he is the savior (or, protector of the body): As Jesus is responsible to provide for the welfare of His church, so the husband is responsible to protect his wife. In both cases the responsibility to protect is inseparably linked with the responsibility to provide spiritual leadership. (1)
“Therefore as the church is subject unto Christ, so let the wives be to their own husbands in every thing.” v24
The extent of the wife’s submission to her husband is in every thing, that is, in every area of life and in every issue that may arise… (1)
“Husbands, love your wives, even as Christ also loved the church, and gave himself for it;” v25
The marital responsibility of husbands is to love your wives. The Greek word rendered “love” is agapao, which denotes the willing sacrificial giving on the husband’s part for the benefit of his wife, without thought of return. As Christ gave himself for the church, so there is to be no sacrifice, not even the laying down of his life, that a husband should not be willing to make for his wife. (1)
“So ought men to love their wives as their own bodies. He that loveth his wife loveth himself.” v28
This verse develops the idea, introduced in verse 27, that sacrificial love benefits the giver as well as the receiver. The church certainly profits from Christ’s love (v.26) in that she is granted salvation, but Jesus also benefits from His love in obtaining her as a pure bride (v.27). Similarly, the husband who loveth his wife loveth himself, that is, he profits from this love, as does his wife. (1)
“For no man ever yet hated his own flesh; but nourisheth and cherisheth is, even as the Lord the church: For as we are members of his body, of his flesh, and of his bones. For this cause shall a man leave his father and mother, and shall be joined unto his wife, and they two shall be one flesh.” v29-31
…As the church is a part of Jesus’ body (v.30), so is the wife a part of her husband’s body (v.31). Thus, when the husband loves her, he loves himself…(1)
“For this cause shall a man leave his father and mother, and they two shall be one flesh...” v31
Leave his father and mother: A husband and wife have a better chance for a successful marriage if there is some independence-physically, emotionally, and financially-from parents and in-laws. (1)

The relationship between Christ’s headship, and the headship of the husband

“But I would have you know, that the head of every man is Christ; and the head of the woman is the man; and the head of Christ is God.”
1 Corinthians 11:3

The concept of headship does not denote qualitative or essential difference. It denotes responsibility and accountability, not superiority. The prototype is seen in the persons of the Trinity. The Father and Christ are coequal, yet they fulfill different functions... (1)

Each one of us has certain responsibilities. We are bound to uphold those responsibilities by the accountability with which they are presented. If we choose to forfeit our responsibilities for a lack of willingness, we have not become un-responsible, neither are we no longer bound by that which we choose to ignore. We have simply become irresponsible and are left with two things: the product of accountability, (that being judgment), and un-fulfillment.
The husband is the divinely appointed head of the wife. And therefore has certain responsibilities toward his wife. Responsibilities such as: leadership, protection, provision, comfort, and affection, that he feels he must fulfill or else be held accountable by God. This is imbedded within mans nature. And without these things, he will inevitably live unfulfilled. However he cannot do this alone. It takes not only his will to achieve this, but also a wife who is willingly in submission to her husband’s role as head of the woman. This is a great power she possesses that she is able to fulfill the nature of man by being submissive to the call of God, that is, her husband. The husband cannot be who he was intended to be in the marriage without the help of the wife, and the wife cannot be who she was intended to be without the headship of the husband. Both the husband and the wife each have what the other needs in order to please God in their marriage. This is why it is so important that they both be of one accord, and that they be “one flesh”. This is well pleasing to God.
If we are to follow Christ’s example, then as us fulfilling our duty as a husband or wife, we should be driven primarily by an unconditional selfless love toward each other that should never have to be merited. No matter what happens we must love each other in the very same way that Christ loved us when he was being nailed to that cross.

One flesh

“I and my father are one.” John 10:30
And though they have different functions and duties, the husband and his wife are ultimately made up of one unit also. They are no longer twain. Just as Jesus is the head of the Church and we are his body, “of His flesh and of His bones”, so is the husband the head of the wife. And the wife being: “bone of my bones, flesh of my flesh”, is of the man, just as we are of Christ, and just as Christ is of God.
Each one of us is expected to treat our spouse as part of our own body, to love and to cherish them with no regard for anything in return. If we spend this love out of unselfishness, and not out of want, our Father in heaven will be pleased.

“ Nevertheless neither is the man without the woman, neither the woman without the man, in the Lord.” 1 Corinthians 11:11
What is the husband without the wife, or the wife without the husband? The woman was taken out of man. She is: “of the man”, who is in turn “by the woman”.
It is important that we understand our divinely appointed need for one another. This is not a need we share merely to create new life. It is far more than that.
“And the Lord God said, it is not good that man should be alone; I will make him a help meet for him.” Genesis 2:18
In all that He found to be “good” throughout the first two chapters of Genesis, this was the only time God had found something to be “not good”. Given the context, this is a much more profound statement than something simply being better or worse. It is clearly much more than a negative preference.

After man and woman are completed, God said in 1:31 it was “very [exceedingly] good.” Gods plan for man was less than ideal and not complete without woman, the emphasis being on alone.

9) In Holiness of Life and conduct all to the Glory of God. Hebrews 12 vs 14 says “says “Pursue peace with all people, and holiness, without which no one will see the Lord/1 Peter 1 vs 16/Eph 4 vs 30-32/1 Peter 3 vs 1-19/1 Peter 2 vs 17/Rom 13 vs 1-14.
Heb 6 vs 4-6. Heb 12 vs 10/1 Thess 4 vs 1-8/Rev 22 vs 11 says “he who is Holy, let him be Holy still’. Rev 15 vs 3-4 says They sing the song of Moses, the servant of God, and the song of the Lamb (Jesus) saying; “Great and marvelous are Your works, Lord God Almighty ! Just and true are Your ways. O King of all the saints ! Who shall not fear You, O Lord, and glorify Your name ? For You alone are Holy. For all nations shall come and worship before You. For Your judgments have been manifested.” Read 2 Cor 7 vs 1. All Glory to God.
In Jesus Christ we believers partake in Christ’s Holiness, meaning we share in in God’s Holiness, by living in Jesus , and remaining in Jesus by faith.
Our faith in Jesus Christ produces in us, a Holy lifestyle, by God’s power within us, His Holy Spirit. All Glory to God.
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10) In deliverance from sickness/injury by Divine healing through Christ. In accordance with God’s timing and Will. Healing is in the atonement. Isaiah 53 vs 5. With His stripes we are healed. (The word healed in this verse is the Hebrew word
pronounced raw-faw meaning to make whole and this ultimately will not be fully realized until the believers resurrection). God created mankind in His own Image. God is Spirit and He is a Triune eternal being. God is Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit. We are a triune being, spirit, soul and body, as in 1 Thess 5 vs 23. Once a person is born again of the Spirit, their spirit is then alive in Christ. Their soul, meaning who they are in their personality is being renewed, by the renewing of their mind, by the word of God, and by the indwelt Holy Spirit.
Their physical body is still perishing, wearing out. Salvation is a process in which believers are to be saved spirit, soul, and body.
A believer is saved, is being saved awaiting redemption. Being made whole is a process. Healing’s may be instant miracles or may take time. Various Christians can be used by God in prayer but its always Jesus who has been the healer. To His Glory.
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A) Believers will be healed, made whole at the resurrection even if they aren't healed now. We are always to pray in faith, believing to receive. If a person is prayed for and the person is healed immediately or eventually then Jesus gets all the Glory, but if the person is not healed, we can not say with certainty that the reason why was because they didn’t have the faith to receive the healing.
Acts 9 vs 36-42. Apostle Peter raised Tabitha from the dead proving that a person being healed doesn’t always need to demonstrate faith. The faith of the believer praying in God’s Will is all that’s required. There is no formula other than praying in faith, seeking Father God’s Will in Jesus Christ’s name and being obedient by doing and saying exactly as the Holy Spirit leads, remember to test everything with the word of God in the bible. If its from the Lord it will agree biblically. Generally the bible reveals that a persons faith, believing that Jesus is the Christ is necessary for them to receive a healing. but the Almighty who is kind and compassionate does as He wishes to His own Glory. A key scripture is 1 John 5 vs 14-16. Mark 6 vs 1 vs 7 says “Then Jesus went out from there and came to His own country, and His disciples followed Him. And when the Sabbath had come, He begun to teach in the synagogue. And many hearing Him were astonished, saying, Where did this man get these things ? And what wisdom is this which is given to Him, that such mighty works are performed by His hands ! Is this not the carpenter, the Son of Mary, and brother of James, Joses, Judas, and Simon ? And are not His sisters here with us ? So they were offended at Him. But Jesus said to them. A prophet is not without honor except in his own country, among his own relatives, and in his own house. Now He could do no mighty work there, except that He laid His hands on a few sick people and healed them. And He marveled because of their unbelief. Then He went about the villages in a circuit, teaching. And He called the twelve to Himself and began to send them out two by two and gave them power over unclean spirits. Take a prayerful study of
John 15 vs 7-8 and John 14 vs 12-14.
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B) Another key Matthew 6 vs 10. Jesus only did what He saw His Father do. A believer must not be presumptuous to say to a sick injured person that God has healed them unless the Lord has inspired those words at that precise time.
The evidence of such inspired words will be that the person is healed. Glory to God. A believer must not be presumptuous to say God want’s to heal you today unless the Lord has inspired those words at that precise time. The evidence of such inspired words will be that the person is healed that day.
Even though these following verses speak of prophets, we must remember that all who speak on behalf of the Lord will be held accountable and speaking presumptuously is sin. Deuteronomy 18 vs 21-22 warns “And if you say in your heart. How shall we know the word which the Lord has not spoken ? When a prophet speaks in the name of the Lord, if the thing does not happen or come to pass, that is the thing which the Lord has not spoken; the prophet has spoken presumptuously; you shall not be afraid of him”.
Deuteronomy 18 vs 20 reveals the consequences of speaking presumptuously, under the Mosaic Covenant the Law given by God to Moses. It says “But the prophet who presumes to speak a word in my name, which I have not commanded him to speak, that prophet shall die”. We believers are under the New Covenant of Christ’s blood, we are no longer to have those who speak presumptuously put to death, but their sin is no less serious and they will like us give an account to God. Those who speak presumptuously are not to be followed.
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C) Healing’s can often take place by simply asking in faith for Jesus to heal and then waiting in faith expectant. Luke 5 vs 17 importantly reveals that Jesus healed when the power of the Lord was present to heal. Our attitude must always be.
Father God’s will be done. If a person is under their doctor and on medication and we believe God has healed them. We send them to their doctor who will test them and advise them to whether they need to continue taking their medication, or course of medical treatment etc. Professional medical advice and tests are always recommended, to the Glory of God. Even when medically there seems no hope, there is always hope in Christ Jesus. Nothing is impossible for God.
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D) Apostle Paul had a physical infirmity and due to this he preached the Gospel to those looking after him in Gal 4 vs 13. Apostle Paul who had raised the dead in Acts 20 vs 8-12 went on to leave his companion Trophimus sick in Miletus as seen in
2 Timothy 4 vs 20. Now God worked unusual miracles by the hands of Paul it says in Acts 19 vs 11-12. So that even handkerchiefs or aprons were brought from Paul’s body to the sick, and the diseases left them and the evil spirits went out of them. Even after Apostle Paul had witnessed the power of Jesus healing so many people, he still had to give this advice to his friend Timothy who had become a Christian leader. Even though Timothy had been greatly used by God. 1 Timothy 5 vs 23 says No longer drink only water, but use a little wine for your stomach’s sake and your frequent infirmities.
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E) The Christians living in the first Century experienced sicknesses etc just like we do. They were healed like us, by the Power of God. Believers living in the first Century experienced sicknesses and some remained sick, knowing that they would be made whole at the resurrection. Believers died as Jesus revealed in Luke 16 vs 22. Jesus friend Lazarus died in John 11 vs 14 Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead. Glory to God. Believers will be made whole spirit soul and body at the resurrection of the righteous. We believe in deliverance from the powers of darkness in Jesus Christ’s name. Rev 22 v 18-21 shows that not all sickness/illness comes from the devil. John 9 vs 1-2 shows a persons sin is not always the reason for their suffering. All believers are to pray for the sick when led by the Holy Spirit.. Matt 17 vs 20/Matt 9 vs 20-22/Mark 11 vs 20-26/Acts 14 vs 9/1 Cor 12 vs 9-10/Mark 16 vs 17-18. If anyone is sick within the church or if anyone is sick at home read James 5 vs 14-18. Within the Church service, only appointed leaders are to lay hands on anyone in prayer, this amongst other things is to protect Christians from unbiblical council.
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11) In the breaking of bread every week. The Lord's table is in remembrance of Jesus to proclaim His death at Calvary until He comes. Acts 2 vs 42/Acts 2 vs 46/1 Cor 11 vs 17-34/1 Cor 10 vs 17. We are to break bread as often as the Church comes together.
John 3 vs 1-7 Jesus said you must be born again. Biblically only Jesus disciples are to share in the Lord’s Supper. The emblems. Bread without yeast and the fruit of the vine/juice are symbolic as the sinless body and blood of Jesus. They are not to be worshiped, as worship is only for God. The emblems are to be received in obedience to Christ. They remind us of what Jesus Christ has done for us, how Jesus suffered in our place. A measure of maturity is necessary for Christian children to share at the Lord’s Table. They need like all believers to have a personal testimony of their conversion, and to be walking by faith with the Lord Jesus. Regardless of age, if they have repented and by faith in Christ are born again, if they know the knew life in Christ then they have been accepted by Jesus. As long as a believer is not living in unrepentant sin, we have no biblical ground to refuse them the Lord's table, they are to be included.
1 Cor 11 vs 27-32. Mat 26 vs 26-30. The Lord's Table should be approached with thankfulness to Christ. In personal repentance to God. Turning away from sin, in fear and awe of the Almighty. At the Lord's Table every week we continue to proclaim Jesus death until He returns. We consider how Jesus suffered and died for all our sins. How Jesus arose. And we consider the rapture of the Church and Jesus glorious return.
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12) The Rapture of the worldwide Church, followed by the second coming of the Lord Jesus/Jewish Messiah.
We believe in the pre-millennial second Advent of the Lord Jesus Christ. Jesus will physically return to the Mount of Olives East of Jerusalem to begin His 1000 year Reign on this Earth, as the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. Jesus Ruling over everything in Creation. The Day of the Lord. 2 Peter 3 vs 8-13. Rev 20 vs 1-4. When Jesus comes again, 1 Thes 3 vs 13 “at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ with all His saints”. Zech 14 vs 5. Saints are saved sinners, who have been credited righteous by God, by their faith in God and His eternal Word. Gen15 vs 6. Rom 1 vs 16-17. Today there are many different Christian denominations, not everybody within them are actual Christians. Christ is from a Greek word Christos, it means the same as the Jewish word Messiah, it means anointed. A Christian is by name, an anointed one, who is a follower of Jesus the Christ. A person can not be a Christian unless they are born again of the Holy Spirit. John 3 vs 1-7. Those of us who are born again of the Holy Spirit, collectively make up the body of Christ. We Christians are Jesus saints. There are saints in Heaven, and there are us saints alive here on earth. As we Christians here on the earth are Jesus saints, we are to “Go make disciples”. Matt 28 vs 18-20. Mark 16 vs 15-16. We Christians, Jew and non Jew are waiting for Jesus and His rapture of the world wide Church.
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A) If your born again, you are a saint in God’s sight. Under the New Covenant of Jesus Christ, a saint is a sinner who has been made pure by having their sins washed away by the sinless blood of Jesus. Considered blameless by God, due to their faith in Jesus. Accredited righteous and Holy by Father God due to their faith, and their faith alone in the Lord Jesus Christ. Now sanctified by the sinless blood of Jesus, and being perfected by the grace of God, though the sanctifying work of the now indwelt Holy Spirit. Letters were written to the saints as in Col 1 vs 2 “To the saints and faithful brethren in Christ who are in Colosse”. Phil 1 vs 1/Eph 1 vs 1/1 Cor 1 vs 2. Romans 1 vs 7. Sanctified come from a Greek word pronounced hag-ee-ad’-zo. It means to make Holy, to purify, to consecrate, to sanctify. It comes from the Greek word pronounced hag’ee-os, meaning saint. Jesus is coming again with all His saints. 1 John 3 vs 1-3. Now that’s exciting !
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B) For Jesus to come back to earth with all His saints, Jesus must first collect all His saints. This is known as the rapture of the Church. The word rapture is from the Latin translation of the Greek word pronounced har-pad’-zo, it means to to seize hastily. The word for rapture is translated in the English, “caught up”. We can find this in 1 Thess 4 vs 17. There are Seven Trumpets. Rev 8 vs 6.
The 7th and Last Trumpet. Rev 11 vs 15 is the same Last Trumpet as 1 Cor 15 vs 52/1 Cor 15 vs 50-58/Matt 24 vs 31/Rev 11 vs 15.
The first resurrection is the resurrection of the saints. This takes place during Jesus return at the last trumpet, as Jesus returns with all us saints. 1 Cor 15 vs 20-23.
1 Thess 4 vs 13-18 is the rapture. Vs 16 with the Trumpet of God”. The language is very similar to 1 Cor 15 vs 50-58. Causing a firm belief that this is the Last Trumpet, the resurrection of the saints as Jesus returns. But Rev 9 vs 1-12/Rev 7 vs 1-17 indicates that the rapture would have taken place at the 5th Trumpet or before as the 144000 are believing Jews, not the Church.
Any uncertainty concerning the exact time of the rapture is to keep us watchful.
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C) Its imperative that us Christians are ready and waiting looking forward to the return of our Lord. Jesus said to His disciples in
Mark 13 vs 32-37 take heed watch and pray; Watch. Hebrews 9 vs 28 says. To those who eagerly wait for Him He will appear a second time , apart from sin,for salvation. When Jesus comes for His Church He is coming back for those waiting for Him namely the bride of Christ. Those who are not prayerfully watchful also are not waiting for Him, they are in danger of being cut off and left behind due to unbelief. Romans 11 vs 22 warns about how Christians who don't continue in God's goodness are cut off. Cut out of the Cultivated Olive Tree. This ultimately means cut out the body of Christ. We Christians can see by Romans 11 vs 20 that we stand by faith. We can understand from this that a Christian is Holy as they are part of the Body of Christ, and that there is only one kind of Christian, and that is by God's Grace a Holy one, saved part of the Bride of Christ ready for Jesus return. Christian backsliders who are still by their faith part of the Body of Christ are still seen by God as Holy due to their faith and their faith alone in Jesus. They will along with all the saints go up in  the rapture.

We are all warned that Christians who don't continue in God's goodness are cut off of the Cultivated Olive Tree through their unbelief. There unrepentant unholy works are seen by God as their unbelief. Having been cut off, they are no longer part of the Body of Christ, therefore they are no longer made Holy, they are no longer Christians, and as unholy unbelievers they will be left behind in the rapture. If your a little backslide then repent before things get worse for you. God has given you His Holy Spirit to keep in step so make no excuse.

Now the wonderful news is that the one who has been cut off, if they do not continue in their unbelief can be grafted back in again and therefore become again part of the Body of Christ,  made Holy again, saved, sanctified, washed in the blood ready for the rapture, to go up with Jesus to meet Him in the air. GLORY TO GOD for His Mercy and Grace in all of our lives. James 2 vs 17 backs up the teaching, that faith by itself, if it does not have works, is dead. In other words our faith or unbelief is seen by our works. Galatians 5 vs 19-21 gives warnings to the Body of Christ about us not fulfilling the lusts of the flesh. :I tell you beforehand just as I also told you in times past, that those who practice such things will not inherit the Kingdom of God'.

Within all these warnings there are 2 that stand out to me. The first is selfish ambition, the second is heresies. Now all God's warnings equally effect me and you but these are two warnings that are easy to slip into. I believe that our Lord Jesus has shown me that one of Satan's attacks on the Body of Christ is to get Christians to not believe in the warnings of God to the Body of Christ, concerning the practice of unrepentant unholy living. Once Satan deceives otherwise godly leaders to reinterpret the plain warnings to the Body of Christ, saying O these warnings are not to believers. Then some of these men of great influence write commentaries promoting their heretical ideas and not God's warning to the Body of Christ. Christian's than who put to much trust in those Commentaries begin to believe that it doesn't really matter much, what a person believes or how a person lives as long as they say they believe in Jesus Christ. 

This has opened up the way for most of the protestant churches all over the world to have become ecumenical with the Roman Catholic Church. After all, so what if our Catholic friends believe and teach a lot of heresy, they still confess Christ as their Savior. They are as saved as us. Lets Join up and esteem the Pope as a great Christian leader. Satan wants Christians cut off through their eventual unbelief and he wants the unsaved to remain unsaved. Once the Body of Christ wakes up to the warnings of God, to Christ's Body. Namely us. Then we will want to see our Roman Catholic friends saved and out of Rome so that they can grow up in the truth.
Its because of the warnings of God to Christ's Body that you and I have such a passion to see people grow up in God's truth so that they continue in the faith and inherit all of God's promises. If you don't have this passion then ask yourself are you truly born again of the Spirit. If your not or your not sure then turn to Jesus right now in repentance, cry out for forgiveness, and give up your whole life to Jesus.

Christians who are looking for quick answer to the question. CAN A CHRISTIAN LOSE THEIR SALVAION ?
Only have to ask themselves one question concerning Revelation 22 vs 19. The question is. Who has a part in the the Book of Life, in the Holy City. ?

The evidence of all this is clearly found in Scripture. This ought to give us Christians an eagerness to remain in the faith and to be therefore seen as people with faith in Christ. To remain part of the Body of Christ guarantees us getting caught up with Christ in the clouds, to be counted in the rapture, to meet with our Lord. Remember God is pouring out His wrath upon the unrepentant world, during the rise of the Anti Christ, in the final 7 years of Tribulation, the last three and half of those years are the Great Tribulation, leading to Jesus Return. 1 Thess 5 vs 1-11 “For God did not appoint believers to wrath. Those who turn to Christ after the Rapture of the worldwide Church will be saved from the wrath of God, but not the wrath of satan as seen in Revelation 12 vs 12. God’s people will be divinely protected from God’s wrath because of the blood of Jesus. Colossians 1 vs 20 and Rev 1 vs 5-6 and 1 John 2 vs 1-2 all reveal the protection the believer has in Christ from the wrath of God.

2 Thess 2 vs 1-17. New born again believers after the rapture will endure terrible times during the rise of the Anti Christ. God Himself is their provider and their redeemer during this time. When speaking to our pastor Jackie Boyd about this subject, concerning those believers who live on the earth after the rapture, he said "the only understanding I have of this time, is that the Jews will be protected through this time, at least the 144000, and that most others will be beheaded for their faith".
Rev 13 vs 11-18. Rev 14 vs 9-13. Vs 12 says this calls for the patient endurance on the part of the saints. Read Rev 13 vs 1-10. Pay close attention to verse 7. Hebrews 9 vs 27-28. Christians are to stand firm in the power Christ and await His imminent return. Today we are reminded again of Jesus commanded to keep watch.
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D) Jesus the King of Kings will be seen coming on the clouds and every eye will see Him. 2 Peter 3 vs 1-9.
Rev 1 vs 7-8. Matt 24 vs 1-33. At Jesus return, He treads the wine press of the fury of the wrath of Almighty God, and strikes down all the nations who will be fighting against and overcoming the Jews in Jerusalem. Zach 14 vs 1-21/Rev 19 vs 11-21. That day Jesus feet will stand victorious on the mount of Olives facing Jerusalem. The armies of God and all us saints will be following Him. The millennial Reign of Christ upon this earth will have begun. Rev 20 vs 1-6. 2 Peter 3 vs 1-18. The day of the Lord is a thousand years leading to Judgment day. Rev 20 vs 7-15. Leading to the New Heavens and New Earth. Rev 21 and 22.
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E) We are not meant to know the exact time of the rapture and the second coming of Jesus, we are meant to keeping watch. Matt 24 vs 36-51/Matt 24 vs 35. Jesus will return soon, the rapture will be soon. Rev 22 vs 20. Read Matt 24 vs 1-51.
In vs 34. Jesus said to His disciples “Assuredly, I say to you, this generation will by no means pass away till all these things take place”. In Jesus saying this, Jesus intended His disciples to live as if, He may return in their own life time. The Greek word for pass away is pronounced par-er’-khom-ahee, it means perish. Jesus said Matt 25 vs 36 “Of that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, but My Father only”. The time of Jesus return was the only thing not shown to Him by His Father. Luke 21 vs 18 shows Jesus using the word perish in an eternal sense. Jesus had spoken the words in Matt 24 vs 34. “Assuredly, I say to you, this generation will by no means pass away/perish (in the eternal sense) till all these things take place”. Ultimately only unbelievers perish, and ultimately, not until the lake of fire, eternal punishment. We are to keep watch while preparing each day to serve Jesus while we Christians await his coming.
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F) The Bible teaches that the resurrection of the saints will take place at the Last Trumpet when Jesus returns to the Earth. The sound of the Last Trumpet will have a beginning and by the time it ends, the world would have seen Jesus return. The Church will be raptured at some point during the last 7 years Tribulation. We are wise and obedient to Christ if we are watching and waiting now.
In 2006 most Christians are Pre Tribulation, believing the rapture will take place 7 years before Jesus returns. I am happiest believing that the Church will be raptured 7 years before Jesus returns. Others are Mid Tribulation. Others are Post Tribulation.
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G) Standing united in the following.
“ watching every day, and ready to meet Jesus at any moment. Heb 9 vs 27-28”. While we all study the Holy Scriptures let us not lose sight of Eph 4 vs 1-13/Matt 24 vs 9-14. The Lord is preparing His Church for hard times, times of great persecution, but also times of great blessing in Christ our Lord. We each need to be prepared for service and prepared to lose everything for our the sake of our Lord Jesus Christ and the gospel, as in Rev 13 vs 1-18/Rev 14 vs 9-20. Be strong and courageous in the Lord led and empowered by His Holy Spirit.
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13) In the everlasting conscious bliss of all born again believers in God’s Kingdom with Jesus Christ the King of Kings the Lord of Lords. John 5 vs 24/1 John 5 vs 11-13/Rev 21 vs 1-7.
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14) In the everlasting conscious punishment in the lake of fire of all who’s names are not written in the Lambs Book of Life. Matt 25 vs 46/Matt 18 vs 6-9/Luke 16 vs 19-31/Rev 21 vs 8/Rev 20 vs 15.
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15) In Salvation as a gift from God by His Grace. Ephesians 2 vs 8-10. We receive forgiveness of sin through our faith in Jesus Christ who paid for all our sins by His sacrificial death. Romans 1 vs 16-17. Romans 3 vs 20-24. Romans 10 vs 4-13. Romans 5 vs 11.
Our risen Lord and Savior Jesus Christ had said in John 3 vs 1-7. “Unless one is born again, he cannot see the Kingdom of God” . Vs 7, “You must be born again”. New life in Christ is essential.We must have become a new creation. Gal 6 vs 15. If anyone is in Christ he is
a new creation. 2 Cor 5 vs 17. If a person is a Christian, they will have a tangible biblical testimony of when and how they were saved.
1 John 5 vs 10.1 Peter 1 vs 23. John the Baptist preached repentance as in Matt 3 vs 1-2. (Turn around from our own will and turn to God’s Will).
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A) The Lord Jesus preached repentance. Matt 4 vs 17. Those sent by Jesus, the apostles preached repentance.
Acts 17 vs 30 says. God now commands all men everywhere to repent, because He has appointed a day on which He will judge the world in righteousness by the man whom He has ordained. He has given assurance of this to all by raising Him (Jesus) from the dead.
We preach repent and believe in Jesus the Christ, live for Jesus. Salvation is not by human works it is the gift of God. Justification is by faith alone. Nobody can come to Christ unless the Father draws them and grants repentance. John 6 vs 44-45. Learning and hearing are different things. Mankind’s God given free will, allows him to harden his heart to God’s word, and to God’s love. People who have learned about Christ may not have really heard, and therefore, in unrepentant sin, they resist God’s Will, and reject Jesus as Lord. The righteous will live by faith in Christ. Faith leads to obedience.
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B) Predestination. The all knowing God knew before any man or woman was created, who would except Him and who would reject Him. The key to a believers predestination, its found in Romans 8 vs 29-30. “For whom He foreknew, He also predestined to be conformed to the image of His Son (Jesus), that He (Jesus) might be the firstborn among many brethren. Moreover whom He predestined, these He also called: whom He called, these He also justified: and whom He justified, these He also glorified”.
This is not saying that we existed before conception in our mothers womb. It is teaching us that Father God foreknew who would believe in the Lord Jesus Christ, repent and be saved. God knows the end from the beginning. Rev 3 vs 5. There are many warnings to Christians within the New Covenant, concerning unrepentant
unconfessed sinfulness. What Christians say and how we live is important, its the evidence of our faith in Christ and His Word, or lack of it. The reason for all the comforting Scriptures and all the fear inspiring warnings to Christians, its to keep us in Christ. All the fear inspiring warning in the bible are to be taken seriously.
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16) In the unity of the Spirit among Christians. Each working towards unity in the faith.
Unity in the faith from the Greek means unity in the truth itself. Being in agreement with biblical doctrine taught by Jesus Christ. We are to disciple each other prayerfully in the word of God. Untangling each other from false doctrine and encouraging each other to live out the teachings of Christ. Using gentleness and patience bearing with one another in the love of God. Ephesians 4 vs 1-16 is the basis for all our Christian discipleship ministry.
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17) In Jesus as our only foundation for the Christian faith and not any denomination.
1 Cor 3 vs 11. (JESUS) He’s the Head, He is the Rock for us to build our lives upon. Belonging to Jesus is what’s important. Understand the bible though the blood of Jesus and His empty Cross. Jesus as teacher. Matt 23 vs 10.
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18) In Love that does not rejoice in iniquity, but rejoices in the truth.
Without love we are nothing. 1 Corinth 13 vs 1-13. 1 Corinthians 14 vs 1-33.
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19) In that all Christians in all denomination are to share in the Pentecostal ministry. Act 2.
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21) In heterosexuality as God's intended Will for men and women. Growing up in a sinful world has led many people into ungodly sexual practices. 1 Corinthians 6 vs 9-11 says Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the Kingdom of God ? Be not deceived neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, (effeminate means homosexual) nor abusers (abusers means sodomite) of themselves with mankind, Nor thieves, nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor extortioners, shall inherit the Kingdom of God. And such were some of you; but ye are washed, but ye are sanctified, but ye are justified in the name of the Lord Jesus and by the Spirit of our God.
Some of the new Christians in the Church of Corinth had been homosexuals revealing that by God's Power they had been set free. This happens today.
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A) Jesus saves people from their sins. Regardless of sin the good news is Jesus cares for the sinner and has the power to set them free and the authority to save them. There is hope for all in Christ. First its vital that we acknowledge our sins, believe on Jesus and in repentance turn from our sins asking Jesus for forgiveness, giving our lives over to Him. Then in keeping short accounts prayerfully with the Lord we trust in His deliverance. The great news is, if you are a homosexual or a sodomite then Jesus can set you free and restore in you a healthy heterosexuality. If you think this is impossible then remember with God all things are possible.
If your not a homosexual or a sodomite then praise God, but remember whatever your sins are Jesus can also set you free, praise God. There is always hope in Jesus.
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B) Genesis 2 vs 18-24. Ultimately God given sexual fulfillment is to be found only within the marriage of a man and a woman whose sex was determined by the Lord and witnessed and recorded at their first birth. Psalm 139 vs 13-16. Surgery can not change the sex of a person only their appearance. Jesus did many Miracles, yet non of them were to change a persons sex. Sexual reassignment is a denial of God’s Sovereignty, and a rejection of His plan for the man or woman’s life in Christ. Matthew 7 vs 21. Unrepentant and unconfessed sin leads to death, then Judgment before Jesus Christ, and then eternal punishment in the lake of fire.
1 Cor 10 vs 8-13/Galatians 5 vs 19-21. Rev 21 vs 7-8/Rev 20 vs 11-15.
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C) Homosexuality is a perversion of sexuality, lacking even in common sense. Those trapped in it are to hear that Jesus can set them free. Homosexuality is an abomination in the Lord’s sight. Lev 18 vs 22. Homosexuals will not inherit the Kingdom of heaven. 1 Cor 6 vs 9-11. Romans 1 vs 18-32. Homosexual people both male and female need to be saved and set free in Jesus name to live godly sanctified lives. 1 Cor 6 vs 13-20. The Lord God clearly loves all sinners, Jesus died for the sins of the whole world including the sin of perverted sex. John 2 vs 1-6. Sin has to be acknowledged before God, confessed to God, and repented off, in the name of Jesus the Christ. 1 John 8 vs 10.
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D) Homosexuals need God’s truth and holy love just as we all do, they need patience, prayer, and friendship, just as we all do. Galatians 5 vs 22-26. Our aim is to see all people set free from all the sexual perversions that the bible warns us about. 1 Cor 4 vs 6-7.
Our aim is to please the Lord and to encourage healthy God given sex lives within marriage. 1 Cor 7 vs 1-5/1 Cor 5 vs 1-13. We live within the prophesied time that Jesus spoke, in Luke 17 vs 22-37 leading up to Jesus return, Vs 28 as it was in the days of Lot. Vs 29 the same day that Lot went out of Sodom it rained fire and brimstone from heaven and destroyed them all. Vs 30 Even thus shall it be in the day when the Son of man is revealed. Every Country that legalizes and therefore promotes homosexuality fulfills Jesus warnings. Those who were destroyed were the people in Sodom. We get the word sodomy from the people of Sodom. Every Country that legalizes homosexuality and sodomy does its people a great dis service. An anything goes mentality is from the devil and not our Lord.
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E) Some say that speaking out against homosexuality is a hate crime, and therefore a criminal offence. Christians are against hate crimes. Jesus commanded us to love, even our enemies. When a Christian speaks out against homosexuality and sodomy, it is to protect people from thinking that this behavior is ok with God. Its out of God's love that Christians call homosexuals and sodomites to repentance.
We know from the Holy Scriptures that they can be set free and saved by Jesus our Lord. To withhold the true Gospel from homosexuals and sodomites is to show them no love. To hold out the Gospel is to hold out hope, to withhold the Gospel is to pat people on the back to hell. Marriage has been ordained by the Almighty, it begins in the bible and it finishes in the bible. Marriage is God's Will, only between a man and a woman. Same sex marriage isn't recognized by God, and every country that promotes it goes deeper into depravity. Government leaders would do well to read the bible, they like all of us, will one day stand before God and be answerable. Sex is to be enjoyed within marriage. Unmarried men and women are to abstain from all sexual contact with each other, to not do so, is the sin of uncleanliness, or fornication, the bible says they will not inherit the Kingdom of God. We can all find forgiveness in Jesus Christ. To withhold the warnings of God is the real hate crime. Christians speak in love.
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F) Repentance is necessary in Jesus Christ’s name. Acts 17 vs 30.When speaking of sexuality or anything else we are to limit ourselves to clear bible teachings. 2 John vs 9/John 14 vs 23/2 Tim 3 vs 16/John 8 vs 31/1 Tim 4 vs 16. When speaking on sexuality, we must not speak more graphically than the bible does, to do so is carnal of the sinful nature. 1 Cor 4 vs 6. All human sex education is to be biblical, without drawings or pictures. Everything to glorify the Almighty.
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22) In Jesus as the Rock whom the Church is to be built on and not the Pope. The title Pope means Father.
Matt 23 vs 9-10. We see Jesus instructing the crowds and His disciples not to call anyone on earth father for we only have one Father and He is in heaven. Matt 16 vs 13-19. We see the Church of Jesus Christ was built upon Jesus the Mass of Rock.
The word Rock in Matt 16 vs 18 is translated from the Greek word pet-ra which means Mass of Rock. Pet-ra is used in the following
1 Cor 10 vs 4/Matt 16 vs 18. Matt 7 vs 24-27. 1 Cor 3 vs 11. Some say, O you hate Catholics, don't be silly, we are to love not hate.
Our love causes us to speak out so that we can see our Catholic friends saved and out of error.
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A) Clearly seen from the original Greek the Church of Jesus Christ was not built upon apostle Peter.
The name Peter is translated from the Greek word pet-ros, meaning a piece of rock. The Roman Catholic teaching of each Pope being of the succession of apostle Peter is a lie. The Catholic teaching of the Pope having overall authority as the Vicar of Christ is also a lie.
To follow Jesus the Christ, a Christian must in repentance forsake the many heresies of the idolatrous Roman Catholic Church, and come out of her entirely, to not share in her wickedness. Our Lord leads us to bible believing Churches that are not full of idols/graven images. Exodus 20 vs 4.
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23) In God in all His Holiness that He sees all sin.
Its a popular myth that God can not look upon sin here on Earth. The reason given is, God is Holy.
During this Bible study we are going to see for ourselves that God’s Holiness does not prevent Him looking at sin. In fact His Holiness brings His wrath against the sinner. The only way of us avoiding His wrath for our sins, is our repentance and faith in the sacrificial and sinless blood of the risen Jesus who died for our sins. Almighty God. One God in three persons, Father, Son Jesus and the Holy Spirit is without sin, completely righteous and Holy. Yet they know good and evil. Genesis 3 vs 22. Then the Lord God said , Behold the man has become like one of us, to know good and evil. Speaking of the human heart. The Lord searches the heart. Jeremiah 17 vs 9-10. The heart is deceitful above all things, And desperately wicked; Who can know it ? I the Lord, search the heart, I test the mind, Even to give every man according to his ways, According to the fruit of his doings. These are the words of the Lord. Jeremiah 16 vs 16-18. For my eyes are on all their ways; they are not hidden from my face, nor is their iniquity hidden from my eyes. And first I will repay double for their iniquity and their sins.
The Lord sees wickedness. Genesis 6 vs 5. Then the Lord saw that the wickedness of men was great on the earth, and that every intent of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually. The Lord sees evil. Isaiah 1 vs 10-16. Vs 16 The Lord says. Put away the evil of your doings from before My eyes.The Lord sees the sin of idol worship. Exodus 32 vs 7-9. Vs 9 The Lord said to Moses, I have seen this people, and indeed it is a stiff necked people ! The Lord sees evil. Deuteronomy 4 vs 25. When you do evil in the sight of the Lord your God to provoke Him to anger. Judges 2 vs 11. Then the children of Israel did evil in the sight of the Lord.1 Samuel 15 vs 19. Why did you do evil in the sight of the Lord.
Proverbs 15 vs 3. The eyes of the Lord are in every place, Keeping watch on the evil and the good. Psalm 53 vs 2-3. God looks down from heaven upon the children of men, To see if there are any that understand, who seek God. Every one of them has turned aside; They have together become corrupt; There is none who do good, No not one. Psalm 94 vs 7-11. Yet they say, “The Lord does not see, Nor does the God of Jacob understand. Understand, you senseless among the people; And you fools, when will you be wise ? He who planted the ear, shall He not hear ? He who formed the eye, shall He not see ? He who instructs the nations, shall He not correct, He who teaches man knowledge ?
The Lord knows the thoughts of man, That they are futile.
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A) Why some Christian teach that God can not look upon sin ? Habakkuk 1 vs 13. Habakkuk speaking to the Lord God says. “You are of purer eyes than to behold evil, And cannot look on wickedness. (Warning to us all, concerning understanding Scripture) When quoting from the Bible always read the whole verse or we may miss out on the whole truth and end up preaching a lie. The whole Scripture reads from Habakkuk 1 vs 13. You are of purer eyes than to behold evil, And cannot look on wickedness. Why do you look on those who deal treacherously. The word treacherously from the Hebrew means to transgress. To transgress means to disregard law or rules. Habakkuk acknowledges that the Lord looks on those who deal treacherously. The whole Bible reveals that the Lord sees everything. Good and evil. If we look closely at Habakkuk 1 vs 13. Habakkuk with an attitude of praise, is praising the Lord, who is pure and Holy, then questioning the Lord God.
“Why do you look on those who deal treacherously”. Ok we can see that the Almighty does indeed look upon sin to repay the sinner. Galatians 6 vs 7 Do not be deceived, God is not mocked; for whatever a man sows, that he will also reap. We must all be careful not to take Scripture out of context.
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B) On the Cross our sins temporarily separated Jesus from His heavenly Father. Jesus cried out from the Cross. My God, My God why have you forsaken me. Matt 27 vs 46. Jesus used a word for forsaken that the Greek reveals can also mean left or deserted. Those who wrongly believe that God can-not look upon sin, have wrongly presumed that Father God looked away from Jesus once He had placed upon Jesus the sins of the world, and therefore did not see Jesus suffering and dying on the cross for all our sins.
Psalm 22 vs 24 is about Jesus on the cross. “Nor has He (Father God) hidden His face from Him (Jesus); But when He (Jesus) cried to Him, He (Father God) heard”. Hebrews 5 vs 7-9.
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C) Now concerning Mankind’s sin. Isaiah 59 vs 2 Your Iniquities have separated you from your God and your sins have hidden His face from you. These words, your sins have hidden His face from you, when seen in the light of
Jeremiah 16 vs 17 can not mean that God doesn't see their sins only that God's face is hidden due to their sin. ( As sin separates sinners from God, and Father God placed our sins on Jesus while Jesus was on the cross. Our Sins caused Jesus for those agonizing moments, to experience what we deserve. To be forsaken/left/deserted by Father God. This is why Jesus cried out. “My God my God why have you forsaken me”. Father God placed upon Jesus who is without sin, the iniquity/sins of us all. Jesus took the full weight of the Law against sin on our behalf. Our Iniquities/sins separated Jesus from His Heavenly Father.
We deserve to be separated. Jesus took our place, and Father God saw it all happen, just as He does everything.
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24) In Father God and his eternal love for His eternal Son Jesus Christ.
Jesus Christ His Son remained Righteous, completely sinless and perfectly obedient to death. Jesus died in our place, the Righteous for the unrighteous. Meaning Jesus took our punishment/Judgment. The Righteous wrath of God against sin brings God’s Judgment, His verdict for sin is death.
Ezekiel 18 vs 20 says the soul who sins shall die. Jesus willingly in obedience to His Father came from heaven to pay our debt of sin.
The Judgment upon us was the death penalty. 1 John 2 vs Jesus. He Himself is the propitiation for our sins. Jesus died in our place.
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A) Consider what Jesus said about Himself. John 10 vs 17-18 Therefore My Father loves Me because I lay down My life that I may take it again. No one takes it from me, but I lay it down of Myself. I have power to lay it down and I have power to take it again. This command I have received from My Father. After Jesus sufferings on the cruel cross. Luke 23 vs 46 And when Jesus had cried out with a loud voice, He said, Father, into Your hands I commit My spirit. Having said this, He breathed His last.
About Jesus in Isaiah 53 vs 4-5. Surely He borne our grief's And carried our sorrows. Yet we esteemed (considered) Him stricken (punished) smitten (wounded killed) by God, and afflicted. But He was wounded (pierced) for our transgressions He was bruised for our iniquities. The chastisement for our peace was upon Him, And by His stripes we are healed. All we like sheep have gone astray. We have turned, every one, to his own way; And the Lord has laid on Him the iniquity of us all. Isaiah 53 vs 10 Yet it pleased the Lord to bruise Him: He has put Him to grief. When You make His soul an offering for sin.
The Bible doesn't teach that Father God ever became angry with Jesus. Search the Scriptures and see for yourself. In fact Jesus pleased His heavenly Father. Jesus in perfect obedience submitted to Father God’s perfect Will. Father God simply accepted Jesus obedient suffering that fulfilled the Scriptures. Father God had predetermined that Jesus sinless sacrificial atoning death would be full payment forall our sins. That's It.! Hallelujah.
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B) Who wounded, pierced, afflicted, chastised whipped, bruised, mocked, and beat Father God's Son Jesus, so that His visage (face) and form (body) was marred (disfigured) more than the sons of men like Isaiah 52 vs 14 says ? (Father God’s wrath did not do this) The answer to Jesus immense physical suffering is found in the Bible Speaking to the Men of Israel Acts 2 vs 23-24 Him (Jesus) being delivered by the determined purpose and foreknowledge of God, you have taken by lawless hands, have crucified and put to death; whom God raised up, having loosed the pains of death; because it was not possible tha
t He should be held by it. Wicked men children of the devil killed Jesus. But by God’s determined purpose and foreknowledge.
He accepted Jesus sacrifice as atonement for all our sins. Jesus came to die in this exact way and time. Not under God's wrath but as Father God's Savior to the world.
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C) Why some Christians teach that God's Wrath came upon Jesus as he hung on the Cross to die for our sins. Well one reason can be that when Jesus prayed as seen in Matthew 26 vs 44 three times as quoted in Matt 26 vs 39 O My Father,
if it be possible, let this cup pass from me; nevertheless not as I will, but as thou wilt. Some wrongly believe the cup that Jesus spoke of, was the cup of God's Wrath. Now its true that the cup can indeed represent God's Wrath as in Revelation 16 vs 19. And the Greek word used for cup in the Gospels is the same Greek word used in Rev 16 vs 19 pronounced pot-ay'-ree-on. This Greek word actually means fate or a drinking vessel. Mark 9 vs 41 Jesus uses the same Greek word pot-ay'-reeon to speak of a cup of water. As we can see from Holy Scripture the cup was in fact not a cup of God's Wrath. Jesus Himself actually gives the answer to our question, concerning the cup He spoke of in Matt 26 vs 39. Read carefully. We must read first the context within Matthew 20 vs 20-23. Then came to Jesus the mother of Zeb-e-dee's children with her sons, worshiping Jesus and desiring a certain thing of Him, Grant that these two sons may sit, the one on thy right hand and the other on the left, in thy Kingdom. But Jesus answered and said, Ye know not what ye ask. Are ye able to drink of the cup that I shall drink of, and to be baptized with the baptism that I am baptized with ? They said to Jesus, We are able. And Jesus saith unto them, Ye shall drink indeed of my cup, and be baptized with the baptism that I am baptized with; but to sit on my right and on my left is not mine to give, but it shall be given to them for whom it is prepared of my Father.
Ye shall indeed drink of my cup, can only be speaking of sharing in the sufferings of Christ that would lead to Jesus death.
Like us believers Jesus disciples had peace with God through their faith in Christ. The Cup that Jesus spoke of in Math 26 vs 39 was a cup of suffering unto death and not a cup of Father God's Wrath. 1 Peter 4 vs 13 speaking to Jesus disciples. But rejoice inasmuch as ye are partakers of Christ's sufferings that, when His glory shall be revealed, ye may be glad also with exceeding joy.
Question 97. Do you agree with the whole of the above section C ?
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D) Our faith in the sinless blood of Jesus protects us from the wrath of God now and the wrath to come.
God sees the blood over us as we remain in Christ and His wrath passes over us. Glory to God. Salvation is by grace and faith alone in the Lord Jesus the Christ. Jesus took the full weight of the Law that had revealed that we were all sinners. Jesus took the death penalty in our place. The Law said we must die for our sins. Jesus died in our place its as simple and amazing as that. Father God was pleased with Jesus, not angry. Remember Isaiah 53 vs 10 says. It pleased the Lord to bruise Him. John 19 vs 30 After Jesus had suffered on the cross in our place. Jesus said “It is Finished” The Greek word used for finished means completed. The debt payed. Accomplished. And bowing His head, He gave up His spirit. Hebrews 12 vs 2 Jesus who for the joy that was set before Him endured the cross, despising the shame , and has sat down at the right hand of the throne of God. 2 Corinthians 5 vs 20-21. For He (Father God) made Him (Jesus) who knew know sin, to be sin for us. That we might become the Righteousness of God in Him.“To be sin for us” from the original Greek Scriptures in English is “For us sin he made”. In the light of all the other Scriptures this is speaking of Jesus sacrifice. This verse can only be understood as “For us sin (sacrifice) He made.
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E) Some Christians strongly believe that Father God's Wrath/anger came upon Jesus for a short time while Jesus paid for our sins on the Cross, but I have yet to hear or see any Scriptures in context to support it.

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25) In these Fundamental truths. Genesis/Revelation. Only the original Hebrew and Greek Scriptures as laid out in the Holy bible are infallible. All fundamental truths are only true, if they agree with the bible in context. Errors are to be corrected in the quest for unity in the faith.
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A) Things we need to know. In studying the fundamental truths of the large Christian denominations.
It becomes apparent that most of what is believed is supported by Scripture and is therefore eternally true, yet what continues to cause some division is that most denominations refuse to be corrected by the Holy Scriptures when plainly they are in error. For instance some in error baptize unbelievers and regardless of how much division it causes they continue to do so. The reason given by them is that baptizing babies is found in their fundamental truths. My point is for the sake of truth and unity in the faith, all denominations ought to be willing to submit to God's Word, and not to treat their fundamental truths as if they were written in stone by the finger of God. Only the Holy Scriptures are infallible, our fundamentals must submit to them.
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B) Things we need to know. Christian Fundamentalists are to believe Christ and His Holy Scriptures over and above everything ells written. Please search God's word for yourself and email me if after prayer and study you can enlighten us further. Lets search the Scriptures and see what our God says for Himself. Remember for us Christians Ephesians 4 vs 3 Endeavoring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace. Vs 13 Till we all come to the unity of the faith and the knowledge of the Son of God, to a perfect man, to the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ. Even though 15 years of prayerful study has gone into these Christian fundamentals, for them to be corrected is a blessing from God. My desire is to encourage you to study the Holy Bible. In doing so. You will find out the truth for yourself of these fundamentals.
Question 101. Do you agree with the whole of the above section B ?
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27) In Creation and not evolution. Genesis chapter 1 and Genesis chapter 2. That the Almighty Created the heaven and the earth and everything in it, in 6 x 24 hour days and rested on the seventh day. Why did our God take so long to Create the heaven and the earth and everything in it ? Answer. Our Lord took 6 days and rested on the seventh as a frame work for mankind's working week.
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Why do many Christians disbelieve the biblical account of Creation ? Answer. apostasy the falling away from the truth. Once Christians interpret Scripture using Eisegesis methods they begin to reinterpret the plan meaning of Scripture, for instance they include millions or billions of years between day one and day six of Creation.
Why do some Christians believe in evolution ? Answer. They don't really believe the bible's authority.

How can they say they are Christians ? Many are not. Others have just been led astray by apostate liberal leaders.

A) How important is it to believe in a literal six days ? It's fundamental. Evolution teaches that death came before sin. Genesis chapter 1. Genesis chapter 2. and Genesis chapter 3. Teaches us that death came after mans sin. Who are we going to believe. Evolutionists who weren't there at the beginning. Evolutionists who believe everything came out of nothing. Evolutionists who's roots reject the existence of God.
I for one, believe God's account as written in the bible. God was there in the beginning. Everything in creation came from Him, by His eternal Word Jesus.
Question 106. Do you agree with the whole of the above section A ?
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B) When interpreting the bible, all bible students should be taught to use a method of Exegesis. This is to believe in the plain meaning of Scripture, wherever the word of God is plain and not symbolic. Every reader knows deep down. The Exegesis of Genesis chapter 1. Genesis chapter 2. Genesis chapter 3. Allows only one interpretation. Six 24 hour days and that death came after mans sin. Biblically anything else is heresy.
Question 107. Do you agree with the whole of the above section B ?
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C) Belief in God is most reasonable, even for those who don't know Him, due to the complexity of His vast Creation.
As the bible says in Psalm 14 vs 1-3 warnings are to all who will hear. The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God. They are corrupt, they have done abominable works, there is none that doeth good. Billions of dead things buried in the ground in all the different layers has a simple explanation, and it has nothing to do with millions or billions of years. The bible teaches us who would hear. 2 Peter 3 vs 3-6 Scoffers are willingly ignorant of the flood. When we read Genesis 6. Genesis 7. Genesis 8. and Genesis 9. We understand that the worldwide flood covered the whole earth for just over one year. Billions of dead things were buried at this time around 4400 years ago. This has given the appearance of a very old earth
Question 108. Do you agree with the whole of the above section C ?
As part of your Christian fundamentalist course work, you will need to answer this question.

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It is highly recommended that you purchase a DVD called. Six Days the Eisegesis problem by Ken Ham. Get it for your pastor as a gift.
www.answersingenesis.org Click on picture below.

27) In Creation and not evolution. Genesis chapter 1 and Genesis chapter 2. That the Almighty Created the heaven and the earth and everything in it, in 6 x 24 hour days and rested on the seventh day. Why did our God take so long to Create the heaven and the earth and everything in it ? Answer. Our Lord took 6 days and rested on the seventh as a frame work for mankind's working week.
Question 105. Do you agree with the whole of the above section ?
As part of your Christian fundamentalist course work, you will need to answer this question.



Why do many Christians disbelieve the biblical account of Creation ? Answer. apostasy the falling away from the truth. Once Christians interpret Scripture using Eisegesis methods they begin to reinterpret the plan meaning of Scripture, for instance they include millions or billions of years between day one and day six of Creation.
Why do some Christians believe in evolution ? Answer. They don't really believe the bible's authority.

How can they say they are Christians ? Many are not. Others have just been led astray by apostate liberal leaders.

A) How important is it to believe in a literal six days ? It's fundamental. Evolution teaches that death came before sin. Genesis chapter 1. Genesis chapter 2. and Genesis chapter 3. Teaches us that death came after mans sin. Who are we going to believe. Evolutionists who weren't there at the beginning. Evolutionists who believe everything came out of nothing. Evolutionists who's roots reject the existence of God.
I for one, believe God's account as written in the bible. God was there in the beginning. Everything in creation came from Him, by His eternal Word Jesus.
Question 106. Do you agree with the whole of the above section A ?
As part of your Christian fundamentalist course work, you will need to answer this question.



B) When interpreting the bible, all bible students should be taught to use a method of Exegesis. This is to believe in the plain meaning of Scripture, wherever the word of God is plain and not symbolic. Every reader knows deep down. The Exegesis of Genesis chapter 1. Genesis chapter 2. Genesis chapter 3. Allows only one interpretation. Six 24 hour days and that death came after mans sin. Biblically anything else is heresy.
Question 107. Do you agree with the whole of the above section B ?
As part of your Christian fundamentalist course work, you will need to answer this question.



C) Belief in God is most reasonable, even for those who don't know Him, due to the complexity of His vast Creation.
As the bible says in Psalm 14 vs 1-3 warnings are to all who will hear. The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God. They are corrupt, they have done abominable works, there is none that doeth good. Billions of dead things buried in the ground in all the different layers has a simple explanation, and it has nothing to do with millions or billions of years. The bible teaches us who would hear. 2 Peter 3 vs 3-6 Scoffers are willingly ignorant of the flood. When we read Genesis 6. Genesis 7. Genesis 8. and Genesis 9. We understand that the worldwide flood covered the whole earth for just over one year. Billions of dead things were buried at this time around 4400 years ago. This has given the appearance of a very old earth
Question 108. Do you agree with the whole of the above section C ?
As part of your Christian fundamentalist course work, you will need to answer this question.

Alpha and Omega Churches together Bible Course. .www.lifetothefullchurch.com...for prayer or spiritual advise contact Stan Earle.



It is highly recommended that you purchase a DVD called. Six Days the Eisegesis problem by Ken Ham. Get it for your pastor as a gift.
www.answersingenesis.org Click on picture below.

28) In the value of every human life and that only God has the right to take away life. Abortion is murder and so is euthanasia. Even though our heart goes out to all who suffer, in compassion we hold out the Word of Life. God has a plan for every unborn baby, even from before the babies conception. We have no right to kill a baby at any point during its life. If a baby dies while saving the mothers life on an operating table etc, and it can't be avoided then its devastating. But thank the Lord the mother lived. The morning after pill, if taken after conception is to murder the unborn child. Exodus 20 vs 13 is crystal clear. Thou shalt not kill. If you have been responsible for the death of your child, or anyone else, then seek the Lord, for forgiveness. 1 John 1 vs 9. If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. In repentance, if you haven't already done so, give up your whole life to our Savior Jesus Christ and trust Him. God loves you. If you are interested in finding out more about abortion or you would want to become active in anti abortion then you can through Life League. www.uklifeleague.com
Question 109. Do you agree with the whole of the above section ?
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29) In doing all we can to encourage all believers to be in agreement with Jesus Christ. We who are born again have a moral obligation to agree with the plain word of God, to work towards unity in the faith. We by the grace of God have the mind of Christ so there is nothing stopping us from agreeing with Christ. Our first responsibility is not to what our church denomination believes, but what agrees with Christ and His inspired Word in the Bible. We Christians each have responsibilities in the Church of Jesus Christ. Let's not forget who's Church, we as Christians are part. We are called to unity in the Spirit, and to work towards unity in the faith. yet we are also taught to avoid false teachers. This is for our own good and for theirs. False teachers are to be lovingly instructed in God's truth, and called to repentance. Our prayer is that false teachers can be restored back into right relationship with Christ and His Church. Supporting false teachers, even if they are Christians, is not loving God or them. God is truth and we must love Him in Spirit and in truth.
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A) If deep down. The Holy Spirit has revealed to you, that as a Christian, you have compromised and compromised with the Bible, that you have taught heresies, that you have supported your churches error's when you ought to have supported the plain word of God.
Then take this opportunity to repent. God will strengthen you to do the right thing. God will give you utterance at the right time to stand up for Christ and His Holy Word. My intension is led by God to see you restored back into the truth and to see your church blessed in the truth of God's Word.
You may be a personal friend of mine, if that's the case you know the conversations we have had in the past, my heart for Jesus, my heart for you, then stand for the truth of God's word with me today.

B) Lets work together in encouraging others in Christian fundamentalism. We ought to do all we can as Christians to stand together in Christ, and to reach the lost. To preach the simple Gospel of God’s Love and Judgment. Heaven and hell. Jesus died for our sins and arose from the dead. There is forgiveness of sin only in His name. Repent. Confess with your mouth Jesus is Lord (God), believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead. You will be saved. You can’t beat the simple word of God.
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C)Some would say that not everything in this study is fundamental to our Salvation. This of course is true, but then when we consider all the warnings that our Lord has given concerning false teachings and the holding back of the full council of God. We believe its fundamental to simply believe the whole Bible as the infallible Word of God, and to be counted among believers.
Question 112. Do you agree with the whole of the above section C ?
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30) In reaching the lost wherever and whenever, as we go about a daily tasks, as led by the Holy Spirit.
Matt 28 vs 19-20.
Question 113. Do you agree with the whole of the above section ?
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31) In our aim for worldwide Church unity in the Faith. In Ephesians 4 vs 1-32. Is the pattern for this Christian fundamentalism ministry.
Vs 3 says. Endeavoring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace. Vs 13-15 says. Till we all come to the unity of the faith and the knowledge of the Son of God, unto a perfect man, unto the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ. That we be no more children, tossed to and fro, and carried about with every wind of doctrine, by the sleight of men and cunning craftiness, whereby they lie in wait to deceive. But speaking the truth in love, may grow up into him in all things, which is the head, Christ. No quarreling but to love each other in the truth.
Question 114. Do you agree with the whole of the above section ?
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32) In God's faithfulness to Israel and not in Replacement Theology.
The Church is not the New Israel.
Believing Gentiles have not become Jews. We are still Gentiles, by our faith in Jesus we have been grafted into Israel's cultivated olive tree which has grown out of the New Covenant that the Lord God made with Israel and Judah. Jeremiah 31 vs 40. Romans 11 vs 1-36. Paul the apostle did not teach that the believing Gentiles had become Jews. Paul made a clear difference between Jews and Gentiles who had become one through their faith in Jesus.
We see this again in Galatians 2 vs 11-21. Vs 15 shows Jewish Paul saying to Jewish Peter. We who are Jews by nature. Many people misunderstand Romans 2 vs 28-29. For he is not a Jew who is one outwardly, nor is circumcision that which is outward in the flesh; but he is a Jew who is one inwardly;and circumcision is that of the heart, in the Spirit, not in the letter; whose praise is not from men but from God. When Jews read Romans 2 vs 28-29 they know that the Scripture is speaking about them. They would be right. But when a Gentile reads Romans 2 vs 28-29 some wrongly believe that the Scripture is speaking about them. Those Christian Gentiles who believe Romans 2 vs 28-29 is speaking about them, go on to wrongly believe that they are now Jews, and that the Church has replaced Israel concerning all the promises of God to Israel. This is what's known as replacement theology. There are more study notes to follow
Question 115. Do you agree with the whole of the above section ?
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