We Are Wonderfully Made
Brother in the medical field compares the physical body with the spiritual body & draws lessons from findings
Classes
Class 1: The Body is 1 and has Many Members.mp3
The class explores the metaphor of the body of Christ, emphasizing the importance of each member working harmoniously under Christ's headship. It draws parallels between the physical body and the ecclesial body, highlighting the need for unity and cooperation among believers.
Class 2: The Life of the Flesh is in the Blood.mp3
The class explores the significance of blood in the human body, linking it to spiritual themes like the breath of life and the word of God. It draws parallels between the physical function of blood and spiritual concepts, emphasizing the importance of the Bible as the source of spiritual life.
Class 3: The Vital Organs.mp3
The class explores the human body's vital organs, drawing spiritual lessons from their functions. It emphasizes the importance of spiritual health and the need for believers to be vigilant and ready, like the body's defenses against infection.
Class 4: Ears to Hear and Eye Salve to See.mp3
The class explores spiritual lessons from the human body, focusing on the heart, liver, and ears. It draws parallels between physical organs and spiritual concepts, emphasizing the importance of the Word of God for spiritual health and the protection of the mind through divine commandments.
Class 5: Our Daily Bread Our House of the Body.mp3
The class explores the intricate design of the human body, particularly the ear and eye, as analogies for spiritual understanding. It emphasizes the importance of developing spiritual hearing and sight through God's help, drawing parallels between physical and spiritual senses.
Class 6: How Beautiful upon the Mountains are the Feet of Him.mp3
The class explores spiritual lessons from the human body, focusing on digestion and the importance of processing God's Word. It emphasizes the need to teach and understand the Bible gradually, comparing it to nurturing a child with milk before meat. The class concludes with a discussion on Revelation, highlighting the peaceful outcome after the battle of Armageddon.