West Coast School Of The Prophets 2010
SOP
Classes
Class 1: Session 1 - Framework of Bible Prophecy 1
The class covers the framework of Bible prophecy, focusing on Ezekiel 38 and its place in the overall narrative of God's purpose. It explores the timing and identity of the powers involved in Ezekiel 38, emphasizing the traditional Christadelphian viewpoint through independent biblical analysis.
Class 2: Session 2 - Overview of Events Subsequent to Return of Christ
The class covers events following Christ's return, emphasizing the epoch of divine judgment against the seed of the serpent. It discusses the resurrection of the dead, judgment of the saints, and the battle of Armageddon as part of God's plan to establish His kingdom.
Class 3: Session 3 - Ezek 37-39 - Is it Chronological?
The class discusses Ezekiel 37-39, questioning if these chapters form a chronological sequence. It explores the idea that Ezekiel 38 might be separated from other Armageddon prophecies to fit a scenario where Christ is already enthroned as King before Gog's invasion.
Class 4: Session 4 - Workshop - Conetextual Reasons why Ezek 37-38 are not Sequential
The class discusses Ezekiel 37-38, focusing on thematic analysis rather than sequential events. Themes include Israel's restoration, moral regeneration, and divine intervention. The class explores key passages to understand the broader context of God's plan for Israel and mankind.
Class 5: Session 5 - Workshop - Ezek 38 Armageddon Passages and Profile of Gog
The class discusses Ezekiel 38 and its connection to other Armageddon prophecies, focusing on the thematic similarities and the identity of Gog as a leader in a future conflict involving Russia. The class explores the timing and context of these prophecies, emphasizing the personal nature of God's confrontation with Gog.
Class 6: Session 6 - Gog the Latter Day Scythian
The class explores the historical context of Ezekiel 38, focusing on the Scythian invasion and its parallels with a future invasion led by Russia and Iran. It discusses the Septuagint's translation of Agag as Gog and the Scythian leader's impact on Israel and the Middle East.
Class 7: Session 7 - Framework of Bible Prophecy 2
The class explores the framework of Bible prophecy, focusing on the conflict between the seed of the woman and the seed of the serpent, and how this theme is reflected in the prophecies of Daniel, the Olivet prophecy, and Revelation. It discusses the continuity of this conflict through different historical phases, including the Babylonian and Roman eras, and the transition to the New Testament era with the formation of the Ecclesia.
Class 8: Session 8 - Rules of Prophetic Interpretation and Application to Ezek 38
The class discusses rules for interpreting prophetic texts, focusing on Ezekiel 38 and its potential future fulfillment. It explores how prophecies can apply to powers manifesting similar attributes or controlling the same territories, emphasizing the unique context of Ezekiel 38 which may have no previous fulfillment.
Class 9: Session 9-10 - Is Russia in Ezek 38 - Workshop - Identifying Magog, Rosh, Meshech and Tubal
The class discusses the interpretation of Ezekiel 38, focusing on whether 'Rosh' should be read as a proper name or an adjective. It explores historical and linguistic evidence to argue for 'Rosh' as a proper name, connecting it to ancient nations and biblical genealogies.
Class 10: Session 13 - Sheba, Tarshish Group
The class discusses the identity of Tarshish in biblical prophecy, particularly in Ezekiel 38, and argues that Tarshish is Britain based on its maritime and trading activities. The class also explores the relationship between Tarshish and Gog, concluding that Tarshish and its allies are not friends of Gog but are prepared to defend their trading interests with Israel.
Class 11: Session 15 - Why not an Arab Confederacy
The class explores the possibility of an Arab confederacy against Israel in the context of Ezekiel 38's prophecy, clarifying the role of Arabs in end-time events. It emphasizes the divine promise to Israel and the eventual conversion of Arab nations in the kingdom age.
Class 12: Session 16 - Framework of Bible Prophecy 3
The class explores the framework of Bible prophecy, focusing on the prophecies of Ezekiel 38 and Revelation, emphasizing the final conflict between Christ and the forces of evil, and the judgment of Babylon. It highlights the stages of this conflict, one in Israel and the other in Europe, and encourages living a life dedicated to Christ in anticipation of His return.
Class 13: Session 17 - Gog - The Latter Day Assyrian
The class explores the scriptural archetype of Gog in Ezekiel 38 by examining the historical and prophetic context of Sennacherib's invasion of Judah. It highlights the religious and military confrontation, emphasizing God's ultimate judgment on Sennacherib and the parallels to future events involving Gog.
Class 14: Session 18 - Exhort - The Miraculous Deliverer of His People
The class focuses on Hezekiah's miraculous deliverance from Sennacherib, using it as a foreshadowing of Christ's work of salvation and resurrection. It emphasizes Christ as the deliverer from sin and death, drawing parallels between Hezekiah's story and the atonement of Jesus Christ.
Class 15: No recordings for 11, 12, 14
The class focuses on the importance of expressing gratitude and the role of thankfulness in spiritual growth and worship. It encourages attendees to cultivate a habit of thankfulness in their daily lives.