Behold I Tell You a Mystery

The class explores the concept of mystery in the Bible, focusing on Philippians 4:12 and the Apostle Paul's understanding of the gospel's mysteries. It emphasizes the importance of studying both the Old and New Testaments to fully grasp the gospel's teachings and the need for a balanced approach to biblical study.

The class discusses the mystery of godliness as revealed in 1 Timothy 3, emphasizing the unique relationship between God and Jesus Christ, and the importance of understanding and living out the sacred secrets of faith. It highlights the role of the Ecclesia and the need for moral conviction and righteous behavior.

The class discusses the mystery of the Gentiles in the context of the New Testament, focusing on Paul's role as the apostle to the Gentiles and the inclusion of Gentiles in the promises made to Abraham. It emphasizes the significance of this revelation and its implications for the spread of the gospel.

The class explores the mystery of iniquity as described in Thessalonians and Revelation, emphasizing its internal emergence within ecclesial households and its deceptive nature. It contrasts this with the truth and warns against the influence of false doctrines.

The class explores the mystery of marriage from Ephesians 5, emphasizing the importance of preparation and commitment in both earthly and spiritual marriages. It draws parallels between the relationship between Christ and the Ecclesia and the traditional customs of marriage in ancient Israel.