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| | The Tent of Shem by Art Katz
Topic: Tent of Shem
Scripture(s): Genesis 9:18-29, Habakkuk 2:4 | | Description: God has appointed a tent as being symbolic of the ultimate union He calls us to. It is only our own unbelief and prejudice that resists and does not ‘bow’ to this glorious condition of relationship.
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| | A River of Life by Art Katz
Topic: River of Life
Scripture(s): Revelation 22:1-5, Genesis 3:22-24, Ezekiel 47:1-12 | | Description: Art insists that the waters of life flowing from the Throne are available here and now for those who are yielded to that Throne and to that Lordship. As believers, why are so few of us accessing that life? Could it be we are not yielded to the totality of that Lordship?
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| | Be Ye Perfect by Art Katz
Topic: Perfection
Scripture(s): Genesis 3:22-24 | | Description: A revelation of the difference between the perfect and its enemy—the humanly conceived good. This is a challenge to live by a Higher Standard, His heavenly Life, in a world and a church that applauds the merely ‘good.’
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| | Lessons From The Pit by Teresa Conlon
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Scripture(s): Genesis 37-45 | | Description: When Joseph was in the pit, God came to him and comforted him with himself, and Joseph was humbled. When God shows us our true selves, sometimes it's depressing. Joseph's call was mighty and so is ours. We need to die to self, and let the crucified One who lives in us live through us. He will give us power to die to the things he's asking us to. Our willingess to follow him in this, to follow our Master and lay down our life for his purposes is a life lived sacrificially. The pit creates a longing to shed the selfish and proud life in us and want more of God. This is a message about taking up our cross.
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| | (Through The Bible) Genesis 37-38 by Chuck Smith
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Scripture(s): Genesis 37-38 | | Description: The Coat of many colors came from the translation from Martin Luther; the more accurate interpretation would be sleeveless coats. It was the intention of Jacob to make Joseph a ruler and Gods dreams confirmed this to have him rule over his brothers and even his mother and father. The brothers were jealous of their younger brother. This story helps us understand the book of revelation chapter 12. There is a women who has stars over her head which is Israel not the Church. The best commentary you can ever buy on the bible is the bible its self. To interpret the women as the church strains what the church really is. Never does scripture state the church is like a pregnant women. But always as a chaste virgin so right there we already have problems to fit it into the chapter 12 scenarios. When they want to kill Joseph they still mention the dreams which they highly resented. Reuben was the older brother who was responsible for the younger boy. He told them to just throw him into the pit but he would want to save him after. They stripped him of his coat, as they stripped Jesus of the garment he had. Joseph being an ruler in Egypt speaks of Jesus being resurrected and risen with authority at the right hand of God.
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| | The Cry Of Sodom And Gomorrah by David Wilkerson
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Scripture(s): Genesis 18 | | Description: March 7,2004 - God’s heart for intercession is a man that will cry out to God for the vilest sinners to be set free and saved. Homosexuality is an abomination – but what about the people that are bound in this sin? Where do we draw the line? We must seek the Lord and cry out to God with a heart full of compassion. Out of Genesis 18, Wilkerson preaches on the sins of Sodom and Gomorrah and puts this in a message for this day and age. He lays out the comparison of then and now. This is another prophetic message by Pastor Wilkerson.
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