West Coast School Of The Prophets 2011

The class introduces Moses as a type of Christ, emphasizing his exemplary character and leadership. It also covers the atonement, discussing its theological implications and its connection to Abraham's covenant. The session concludes with a look at current events in the context of prophecy, focusing on the integration of Russia and Europe.

The class explores the origins of sin and human nature through Genesis 3, focusing on Adam and Eve's fall and the consequences of their disobedience. It discusses the concept of atonement, emphasizing the significance of Christ's death and resurrection as a solution to the problem of sin.

The class discusses Romans 5, focusing on the fairness of God's arrangements regarding sin and death, contrasting Adam's sin with Christ's sacrifice. It explores the concept of inheriting sin and the provision of grace through Christ, emphasizing justification and the reversal of the curse through God's plan of salvation.

The class discusses Ezekiel 38 and Daniel 11, focusing on the geopolitical alliances and conflicts in the Middle East, particularly involving Iran, Russia, and the potential for a future war involving these nations. The class also explores the prophetic expectations related to these events and their implications for the end times.

The class covers Daniel 11 and its prophecies about the transition of power from Alexander the Great to the Roman Empire, and discusses the future role of Russia as the 'king of the north' in end-times scenarios. It also explores the historical and geopolitical context of these prophecies.

The class explores Moses' life and faith, focusing on his decision to leave Egypt and suffer with the Israelites despite worldly temptations. It highlights the contrast between the pleasures of sin and eternal life, emphasizing the importance of faith and leadership in challenging circumstances.

The class discusses the purpose and limitations of the law of Moses and its offerings, emphasizing that the law taught spiritual principles like judgment, mercy, and faith, and pointed to Christ. It also explores how true atonement under the law required faith and understanding of the sacrifices' deeper meaning.

The class discusses Jesus Christ's role as the Son of God and Son of Man, emphasizing his unique begetting and perfect obedience to declare God's righteousness. It covers the necessity of his crucifixion to overcome sin and provide salvation, highlighting the voluntary submission of an innocent man to uphold God's laws.

The class discusses Joel 3 and the Olivet Prophecy, focusing on the events leading up to Armageddon and the return of Christ. It covers the historical fulfillment of prophecies regarding the Jewish state and the geopolitical situation involving Israel, Hezbollah, and Hamas.

The class covers the Olivet Prophecy, focusing on its fulfillment in AD 70 and its relevance to current events, particularly the re-establishment of Israel. It emphasizes the symbolic nature of the prophecy and its connection to the return of Christ and the end of the age.

The class covers Moses' leadership and perseverance in the face of Israel's rebellion and unbelief, focusing on his prayers and intercession for the nation. It highlights the importance of faith and trust in God's providence during trials.

The class focuses on Moses as a mediator and intercessor between God and the Israelites, emphasizing his role in prayer and his relationship with God. It discusses Moses' intercession for the Israelites after the golden calf incident and his close relationship with God, drawing parallels to Jesus Christ.

The class focuses on applying the atonement in daily living, emphasizing holiness, forgiveness, and the moral imperative of Christ's example. It includes exhortations on practical Christian living and the importance of the Word of God in guiding behavior.