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Three Feasts that Matter (Exodus 23:10-19)

In the Law of Moses, all men are required each year to "appear before the Lord" during three annual Feasts: Unleavened Bread (or Passover), Harvest (or Pentecost), and Ingathering (or Tabernacles). All three play a significant role in the New Testament ministry of Jesus and the apostles.  Remarkably, these feasts, which God commands the Israelites

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Three Feasts that Matter (Exodus 23:10-19) View Lesson

More on the Bodily Resurrection of the Dead (John 5:28-30, Part B)

Jesus spoke in John 5 about the physical resurrection of the dead (bodies coming out of the graves). This was an extremely divisive subject among the Jews. Jesus and Paul maintained that it was plainly taught in the Old Testament; but where? Here we answer that question and continue a deep discussion on the resurrection

More on the Bodily Resurrection of the Dead (John 5:28-30, Part B) View Lesson

More on the Bodily Resurrection of the Dead (John 5:28-30, Part B) View Lesson

Jesus, our Judge; and the Resurrection of the Dead (John 5:18-30)

In John 5 Jesus’ enemies accused him of "working" on the Sabbath in healing a paralyzed man. In His response, Jesus "doubles down" and puts himself on the same level as God. Jesus also tells his opponents that the Father has committed to Him, the Son, the role of judging all people. In this lesson,

Jesus, our Judge; and the Resurrection of the Dead (John 5:18-30) View Lesson

Jesus, our Judge; and the Resurrection of the Dead (John 5:18-30) View Lesson

The Deaths of Jacob and Joseph (Genesis 49:28-50:26)

As we come to the end of our study of Genesis, our story concludes with the deaths of Jacob and Joseph.  This final chapter provides the opportunity for us to reflect on extremely important topics of the Christian faith, including death, forgiveness, the sovereignty of God and our role in His plan and purposes, Biblical

The Deaths of Jacob and Joseph (Genesis 49:28-50:26) View Lesson

The Deaths of Jacob and Joseph (Genesis 49:28-50:26) View Lesson

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