Can these Bones Live?
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Classes
Class 1: For Hope of Israel
The class discusses the apostolic hope rooted in the promises to Abraham, emphasizing separation from the world and the hope of Israel's future kingdom. It also highlights the Christadelphian community's historical role in helping Jewish refugees during World War II.
Class 2: Our Hope is Lost
The class explores Ezekiel 37, focusing on the metaphor of dry bones representing Israel's scattered state and their future restoration. It also discusses historical events like the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70 and the Jewish diaspora, linking these to Christadelphian eschatology and the return of Christ.
Class 3: Behold a Shaking
The class explores Ezekiel 37, focusing on the prophecy of the resurrection of Israel and the spiritual and physical restoration of the Jewish people. It connects this prophecy to historical events and the Christadelphian understanding of the return of the Jews to Israel.
Class 4: There was no Breath in them
The class discusses Ezekiel 37, focusing on the spiritual resurrection of Israel through the return of Christ and the breath of life symbolizing faith and the word of God. It emphasizes the need for Israel to accept the hope given to their ancestors and the role of the saints in preparing the way for Christ's return.
Class 5: I will set my Sanctuary in their midst
The class discusses Israel's role in the Kingdom Age, focusing on the return of Christ and the establishment of His kingdom on earth. It covers the spiritual transformation of Israel and the recognition of Christ by the Jewish people, emphasizing the fulfillment of prophecies and the impending end of the Gentile era.
Class 6: Exhort - God who sees in Secret
The class focuses on Ezekiel chapter 8, discussing hidden sins and the hypocrisy of those who believe God does not see their actions. It emphasizes the importance of genuine worship and the need to remove idols from one's life, drawing parallels to contemporary Christian struggles with hidden sins and false worship.