“…Prepare To Meet Thy Go, O Israel” - Behold The Bridegroom Cometh

The class discusses the resurrection and judgment as the first work of Christ at His coming, emphasizing the importance of being prepared for the judgment seat of Christ. It covers the resurrection process and the significance of having a good conscience before God.

The class discusses the period following Christ's return, focusing on the resurrection and judgment of the saints, leading to their immortality and the 'marriage of the lamb.' It explores the symbolism of Christ's work from Sinai to Zion, emphasizing the transition from angelic to saintly governance during the millennium.

The class discusses Armageddon and its aftermath, focusing on the symbolic meaning of Armageddon as a heap of sheaves in a valley for judgment, and the geopolitical implications of the battle. It also covers the involvement of the United States and other nations in the prophesied events, emphasizing the importance of being prepared for Christ's return.

The class discusses Revelation 14, focusing on the work of the three angels and the exhortation to endurance and faith. It emphasizes the importance of the saints' role in the events leading up to Christ's return and the ultimate joy of the resurrection.

The class covers the events following Christ's return, focusing on the proclamation to nations, the work of Elijah, and the second exodus. It also discusses the geographical changes in the Holy Land as described in Zechariah 14.

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 preparing the ecclesia for Christ's return through acts of service and support.