Who shall Ascend the Hill of Yahweh?
Classes
Class 1: Woe is me
The class explores the theme of ascending the hill of the Lord through the songs of degrees and the story of Hezekiah, emphasizing forgiveness, atonement, and the journey of faith. It highlights the importance of a pure heart and the joy of salvation in praising God.
Class 2: First to Zion
The class explores the Songs of Degrees, focusing on Jesus Christ as the first to ascend to Zion. It highlights Jesus' humility, suffering, and resurrection, emphasizing His role as the sacrificial offering and the source of salvation and peace.
Class 3: The Dreamers of Zion
The class explores the concept of being a 'dreamer of Zion' through the psalms and Hebrews, focusing on figures like David and Joseph who had visions of God's kingdom. It emphasizes the importance of faith, perseverance, and having a clear vision of the promised land and eternal life.
Class 4: Come with me my spouse
The class covers Psalm 132, focusing on David's desire to build a house for God and the promise of resurrection and glorification for the faithful. It also discusses the return of Christ and the judgment of the household of faith before the final events of Armageddon.
Class 5: Make Straight in the desert a highway
The class explores the Song of Songs, focusing on the metaphorical journey to Zion and the return of Christ with His saints. It also discusses Israel's historical and prophetic context, emphasizing the nation's unique experiences and the fulfillment of prophecies related to their return and salvation.
Class 6: In the House of Yahweh
The class explores the symbolism of the water flowing from the sanctuary in Ezekiel and Revelation, emphasizing the spiritual lessons of baptism and healing. It also discusses the unity and consecration of the ecclesia, drawing parallels to the anointing oil and the dew of Hermon.
Class 7: Evening Program Dead Sea Scrolls
The class discusses the Dead Sea Scrolls, their discovery, and significance, emphasizing their role in preserving biblical texts and validating their accuracy. It also touches on the historical context of Masada and the return of Jews to Israel, linking these events to biblical prophecies.