Hear What The Spirit Saith Unto The Ecclesias
Classes
Class 1: He That Hath an Ear Let Him Hear What the Spirit Saith.mp3
The class focuses on Revelation 2:1-7, emphasizing the importance of understanding the repeated phrase 'He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith unto the Ecclesias.' It encourages listeners to approach the text with an open mind and readiness to hear God's message, drawing parallels with the parable of the sower and the example of Apollos.
Class 2: Jesus Christ a Faithful Witness.mp3
The class explores Jesus Christ as a faithful witness, emphasizing His exaltation and the reasons for His high esteem. It draws from passages like Hebrews and Revelation to highlight His role and encourages believers to emulate His faithfulness and dedication.
Class 3: I Know thy Works.mp3
The class discusses Revelation 2:1-7, focusing on Christ's message to the church at Ephesus about knowing and judging their works. It emphasizes the importance of spiritual self-assessment and maintaining one's first love for God.
Class 4: Repent.mp3
The class discusses the importance of repentance and obedience to God's word, using examples from Revelation and 1 Corinthians. It emphasizes the need to remember and adhere to the teachings received, avoiding additions or subtractions from the scriptures. The class also addresses the concept of God's judgment and mercy, encouraging believers to recognize His hand in difficult circumstances.
Class 5: Write upon him the Name of My God.mp3
The class explores Revelation 3:7-13, emphasizing the importance of holding fast to God's name and the need for ecclesial members to address false teachings and repent. It highlights the joint participation between God and his people in maintaining ecclesial purity and the importance of obedience to God's will.
Class 6: He that Overcometh.mp3
The class focuses on Revelation 3:14-22, emphasizing the importance of overcoming in the face of trials and temptations. It encourages ecclesias to persevere and remember the teachings of Christ to maintain faith and avoid being overcome by worldly pressures.