Ye Shall Be unto Me a Kingdom of Priests
Classes
Class 1: Exhort - The Cherubim - An Immortal Priesthood from the Beginning
The class explores the symbolism of cherubim in Genesis and Revelation, emphasizing their role as immortal priests from the beginning. It highlights the importance of understanding these symbols to grasp the future kingdom of God and the role of believers as priests.
Class 2: Patriarchs, Promises, and the Priesthood
The class explores the concept of priesthood through the patriarchs, emphasizing the importance of faith and sacrifice. It discusses the spiritual transformation from flesh to spirit, using examples from Noah and Abraham, and highlights the need for believers to follow Christ's example in their lives.
Class 3: God's Covenant with Levi of Life and Peace
The class discusses God's covenant with Levi, emphasizing the importance of faithfulness and the Levitical priesthood's role as a type of the greater Melchizedek priesthood. It highlights the necessity of putting God's cause above family ties and the significance of the priesthood in God's manifestation to the nations.
Class 4: Priestly Kings and the Sacrifices of God
The class explores the roles of kings and priests in Israel, emphasizing the separation of these roles to prevent misuse of power. It discusses the spiritual significance of these roles in the context of the Kingdom of God and the future millennial reign of Christ, highlighting the importance of adhering to God's law and maintaining a clean heart.
Class 5: Thou Art a Priest Forever After the Order of Melchizedek
The class explores the priesthood of Melchizedek as described in Hebrews, emphasizing Christ's role as a high priest and the concept of believers as a royal priesthood. It discusses the importance of spiritual maturity and righteousness in preparation for the kingdom of God.
Class 6: He Shall Sit and Rule... and He Shall be a Priest Upon His Throne
The class explores Zechariah's prophecies about the kingdom of God and the return of Christ, emphasizing the role of Christ as both king and priest. It discusses the symbolism of the temple, the sacrificial system, and the ultimate fulfillment of these prophecies in the kingdom age.