Is Yahweh Among Us Or Not?
Classes
Class 1: To Grab a Serpent by the Tail
The class explores the importance of daily Bible study and obedience to God's commands through examples from Exodus, Deuteronomy, and Numbers. It emphasizes the need to take a 'double portion' of God's word before the Sabbath and the power of faith in overcoming challenges.
Class 2: God Hath Fogotten He Hideth His Face He Will Never See It
The class explores themes of divine presence and faithfulness through the examples of Hezekiah and Jeremiah, emphasizing the importance of adhering to God's commands and resisting the temptations of the flesh. It highlights the consequences of forgetting God and the dangers of self-justification and hidden sins.
Class 3: What Thing Soever I Command You Observe And Do
The class discusses Moses receiving advice from Jethro on managing the Israelites and emphasizes the importance of obeying God's commands. It highlights the significance of statutes, ordinances, and laws in guiding the community and stresses the need for individuals to follow God's instructions diligently.
Class 4: And I Will Walk Among You And Will Be Your God And Ye Shall Be My People
The class explores Leviticus 26 and other passages to discuss God's promise to walk among His people and be their God, emphasizing the importance of keeping covenants and maintaining separateness from the world. It highlights key verses like Exodus 13 and 29, and 2 Corinthians 6, underscoring the theme of divine presence and the need for spiritual purity.
Class 5: A Plea I Press Toward The Mark For The Prize Of The High Calling Of God In Christ Jesus
The class emphasizes the importance of seeking God through His Word and the need for perseverance in faith. It highlights the Father's desire for us to pursue Him and the promises of His presence and deliverance.
Class 6: Exhort - We Beheld His Glory As Of The Only Begotten Of The Father Full Of Grace And Truth
The class discusses the significance of Jesus as the Word made flesh, emphasizing his role as the bread of life and the sacrifice for the world. It covers the memorial meeting, focusing on the symbolism of the bread and wine, and encourages believers to reflect on Christ's teachings and sacrifices.