By Miracles And Wonders And Signs
Classes
Class 1: Miracles and Signs for the Many.mp3
The class explores Jesus' miracles and signs, focusing on Mark chapter 5, to demonstrate their purpose in convincing people of his divine nature and to highlight the significance of his actions for the many. It also delves into the healing of Jairus' daughter and the woman with an issue of blood, emphasizing faith and divine power.
Class 2: The Son of Man is Lord of the Sabbath.mp3
The class discusses Jesus Christ's authority over the Sabbath and his miracles performed on that day, emphasizing his role as the Son of Man with divine dominion. It explores the significance of the Sabbath for humanity and the importance of exercising God's authority through acts of healing and compassion.
Class 3: The Son of Man and the Open Hand.mp3
The class discusses Jesus' miracles on the Sabbath, emphasizing the open hand of God's grace and the Sabbath as a day of divine work. It contrasts the closed hand mentality of the Pharisees with Jesus' acts of mercy and healing, highlighting the Sabbath as a day for spiritual work and deliverance.
Class 4: The Son of Man Coming in his Kingdom.mp3
The class explores the significance of the Transfiguration of Christ, emphasizing the importance of suffering before glory and the divine prescription for entering the kingdom of God. It draws parallels between Christ's teachings and the experiences of figures like Hezekiah and Eliakim, highlighting the necessity of enduring suffering as a prerequisite for glory.
Class 5: This is my Beloved Son Hear Him.mp3
The class explores the transfiguration of Jesus, emphasizing the importance of hearing and heeding Jesus' teachings over witnessing miracles. It contrasts Jesus with Moses and Elijah, highlighting that true change comes from faith and application of God's word, not just witnessing miracles.
Class 6: For the Son of Man is Not Come to Destroy Mens Lives but to Save them.mp3
The class discusses Jesus' miracles and their significance, emphasizing that true change comes from the Word of God rather than miracles alone. It focuses on the transfiguration and Jesus' mission, highlighting the importance of faith and the atoning sacrifice.