We “embrace” the current “dispensational change” from the “fullness of time,” into the “fullness of Times” in Eph. 1:10. The Church is now standing on the Day of the Lord, as the Seventh Day, and the Day of Christ, as the Third Redemptive Day according to Ezekiel 1:1. In this message we ascertained why a very small remnant in the Church and Israel will prevail as joined unto the Lord of Hosts, We also examined Christ, as the “greater than Jonah,” emerging from a “horrible pit” of “noise” on the “third day” according to Psalms 40. Afterward He stood upon a Rock, as “Firstborn from the dead.” The Church now entering the greater “third day” will experience some “deep places,” but will prevail through the Christ, as the Rock. Matthew 16: 18

We “embrace” the current “dispensational change” from the “fullness of time,” as the First Advent, into the “fullness of Times,” as the Second Advent. The Church is now standing on the Day of the Lord, as the Seventh Day, and the Day of Christ, as the Third Redemptive Day according to Ezekiel 1:1. In this message we addressed why a very small remnant in the Church and Israel will yet prevail. They are in agreement with the true God in heaven who restored the fallen earth in Genesis chapter one. On “Day Four” God set Sun, Moon and Stars to keep “times and seasons” and specifically the Messianic times according to Eccl 3:1-2. The God of this world only ruled over the fallen realm bequeathed to the First Adam and is now counted a defeated foe through Christ’s death burial resurrection as the “Last Adam.”

We are gradually resuming study of the Exodus Generation and Golden Calf Worship in Exodus 32-33. We believe “a very small remnant” has prevailed with the Lord in the vision of the “open heavens,” as the Day of Christ, according to Ezekiel 1:1. In this message we traced the “deep roots” of Israel and the Church to the Covenant of Abraham which was confirmed with the God Head. Therefore these two spiritual purposes will endure the “shakings” and the “elements” and be consummated, as the “Fullness of the Gentiles” and the “Fullness of Israel.”

In this message we will compare the Prophecy of Joel 2:28 concerning the last day outpour of the Holy Spirit wi the prophecies of the Apostle Peter in Acts 2 and 2 Peter 3.

In this lesson we will explain how God put to death our sinful flesh by identifying us with His death at the Cross. He also nailed the Law to the Cross and gave us a New Creation nature that will never sin again.