The Who, What, When, Where, Why And How Of The Kingdom
Classes
Class 1: Class 1
The class explores the concept of the Jubilee year in Leviticus, drawing parallels between the biblical laws and the future kingdom of God. It emphasizes the themes of forgiveness, freedom from servitude, and inheriting the promised land, linking these to the second coming of Christ and the regathering of Israel.
Class 2: Class 2
The class discusses the concept of the second exodus focusing on the 'who'—those involved in the rescue and the rescuing. It explores the historical context of Israel and Judah, suggesting that 'Judah' in latter-day prophecy refers to Jews in the land when Jesus returns, while 'Israel' refers to scattered Jews. The class also examines the role of Elijah in turning hearts to the Messiah, emphasizing the importance of the message over miracles.
Class 3: Class 3
The class discusses the Battle of Armageddon, focusing on the invasion of Israel by a coalition of nations led by Russia, and the subsequent conversion and restoration of Judah. It also covers the role of Elijah and the saints in gathering scattered Israel and preaching to the nations, emphasizing the parallels with the first Exodus.
Class 4: Class 4
The class discusses Ezekiel's prophecy of the reunification of Israel and Judah, emphasizing the land promised to Abraham from the brook of Egypt to the Euphrates. It explores the second exodus, Israel's journey through a wilderness period, and their eventual restoration to Zion with joy and comfort.
Class 5: Exhortation
The class discusses the Transfiguration in Mark 9, emphasizing the disciples' anticipation of the kingdom and Jesus' impending death. It draws parallels between the Transfiguration and the Day of Atonement, highlighting the significance of prayer and sacrifice.