Prepare To Meet Thy God O Israel

The class discusses the resurrection and judgment as the first work of Christ upon His return, emphasizing the importance of being prepared for this event. It focuses on the exhortation to maintain a good conscience and positive attitude towards God, drawing from 1 Thessalonians and Daniel.

The class discusses Armageddon and its aftermath, focusing on the battle of Armageddon and the events following Christ's return. It explores the symbolism of Armageddon as a heap of sheaves in a valley of judgment, drawing parallels with Old Testament prophecies and modern geopolitical events.

The class discusses the work of Elijah and the events following Christ's return, focusing on Revelation 14. It covers the proclamation to the nations, the judgment on Babylon, and the regathering of Israel, emphasizing the importance of endurance and faith in the face of tribulation.

The class discusses the events following Christ's return, focusing on the proclamation to nations, the second Exodus, and the changes in the land as described in Zechariah 14. It covers the geographical and political changes in Israel and the role of Elijah in leading the exodus of Israelites.

The class focuses on the Song of Solomon, interpreting it as a metaphor for the relationship between Christ and the Ecclesia. It emphasizes the role of individual members in nurturing and supporting the Ecclesia, encouraging a positive and supportive attitude towards the Ecclesia despite its imperfections.

The class focuses on the theme of the Cross of Christ as described in Philippians and other New Testament epistles, emphasizing Christ's humility, obedience, and willingness to die for the cause. It explores how this mindset should guide believers in their own lives, encouraging humility, obedience, and faith.