God Manifestation
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Classes
Class 1: Yahweh - The Elohim of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
The class explores God's covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, emphasizing the global impact of their lineage and the divine promise of blessing all nations through them. It highlights the significance of these three patriarchs in understanding God's manifestation and purpose.
Class 2: Yahweh Revealed as a Father
The class explores God's revelation as a father, emphasizing that the term 'father' in the Old Testament is not merely a New Testament concept but is deeply rooted in the Old Testament, particularly in the context of God's relationship with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The class also delves into the divine name Yahweh and its implications for God's purpose of manifesting himself as a father.
Class 3: Yahweh Declared in a Son
The class explores the divine promise of a son of God, tracing it from Genesis 3:15 through Isaiah's prophecy of the virgin birth and Proverbs' inquiry about God's son's name. It emphasizes Jesus Christ as the fulfillment of this promise, highlighting his unique nature as both God's son and the heir of all things, and his sacrificial role.
Class 4: Yahweh Proclaimed Through a Multitude
The class explores the fulfillment of God's promise to Jacob, emphasizing the development of the multitudinous seed in Egypt and its connection to the ultimate purpose of manifesting God's glory through a multitude of believers. It discusses the importance of reflecting Christ and being part of the multitudinous seed, which is central to the kingdom of God.
Class 5: Yahweh Manifested in all the Elohim
The class explores the concept of Yahweh being manifested in all the Elohim, focusing on Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob as examples of divine principles and faith. It emphasizes the importance of belonging to the household of Abraham and living by divine principles to achieve immortality and eternal life.
Class 6: The Curious Experience Of Moses At The Bush
The class explores the story of Moses and the burning bush in Exodus 3, emphasizing the manifestation of God through an angel and the importance of holiness and separation from the world. It highlights Moses's preparation and the lesson of seeking divine understanding.
Class 7: The Strange Story Of Jechonias In Babylon
The class discusses Jeconiah's life, focusing on his judgment and eventual repentance, emphasizing the possibility of change and God's mercy. It draws parallels between Jeconiah's story and the broader themes of repentance, faith, and God's promises of restoration.
Class 8: The Mysterious Visit Of Paul To Arabia
The class explores Paul's mysterious visit to Arabia after his conversion, emphasizing the transformative power of divine revelation and the importance of solitude for spiritual growth. It draws parallels between Paul's experience and those of Moses and Elijah, highlighting the need for preparation and commitment to the truth.