As it was in the Days of Noe - Our Role as Disciples
Southern California Fraternal Gathering from Sept 13, 1997 Class 1 - The Spirits in Prison Class 2 - The Days Before the Flood Class 3 - Where is the Promise of His Coming? Class 4 - The Longsuffering of God
Classes
Class 1: The Spirits in Prison
The class discusses the parallels between the days of Noah and the end times, focusing on the concept of judgment and the role of believers as preachers of righteousness. It explores the idea that Noah preached to imprisoned spirits through his actions and faith, and draws a comparison to how modern believers can be agents of God's message.
Class 2: The Days Before the Flood
The class examines Genesis chapters 4 to 8, focusing on the contrasting lines of descent from Cain and Seth. It highlights the characteristics of these lines through key figures like Cain, Enoch, and Lamech, emphasizing themes of faith, judgment, and the importance of walking with God.
Class 3: Where is the Promise of His Coming?
The class discusses the parallels between the days of Noah and the time of Christ's return, focusing on the societal focus on pleasure and self-indulgence to the exclusion of God. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining faith and righteousness to avoid judgment and the need to recover those who have fallen away from the truth.
Class 4: The Longsuffering God
The class explores the long-suffering of God as seen in the days of Noah and through the example of Jesus delaying to help Lazarus. It emphasizes God's patience and the importance of holding fast to faith despite delays in promised events.