Line Upon Line

We believe that our future physical and spiritual security rest upon knowing the basic scriptures regarding the end of the age. God will send terrible plagues upon all who worship the Beast dictator.

The Apostle John was so loved by Jesus that he asked HIM to take care of Mary. He probably was the only Apostle not martyred and was alive at the end of the first century. During the latter part of the first century he battled with a movement of leaders who were in opposition to Christ. The term Antichrist is used only four times in the Bible and only by the beloved Apostle.

Our present world perceives a contradiction regarding the Laws of God and the Apostle Paul. The world looks at a few verses in the book of Galatians and asserts that the law is done away. However they also note that there are many verses where Paul wholeheartedly supports the OT Law. Is this a contradiction ? Obviously Paul is not pulling in two different directions.

We believers know of the wonderful rewards awaiting those that have passed away. This was covered in our previous program. Now we wish to review biblical evidence on how all of us should view it. This includes our eventual passing as well. How should we see it? First of all, God indicates that the passing of a true lover of God is a positive exit from a troubled world.

ARE WE TO BECOME PRIVILEGED VIEWERS OF THE BEATIFIC VISION? ARE WE TO BECOME JUST VIEWERS IN HEAVEN, or will we be His REAL sons after the resurrection? Does it matter? Will Christians be, in a sense, “baby Gods” as newborn members of God’s Family or just foster kids? Do believers have an unbelievably wonderful future?

Is it appropriate that some churches are ignoring the teaching of end of the age prophecies? We assume that some have been emotionally let down when their teachers seemed to be wrong. They wish to protect themselves by ignoring nearly one quarter of all Bible teaching. Is this what God wants or what the Devil would like to see? Did the original Apostles preach end times prophecy?

One of the the newest and most revealing scientific discoveries is the value of information input into all living cells. This includes both plants and animals. Every single cell in the body of any animal contains vast amounts of crucial data.

Many are seriously concerned about the planet. Most of those with this concern would be shocked to know that Jesus the Messiah will have to return to this planet to save it. All life would be poisoned or otherwise destroyed if not for the second coming of Christ. Jesus gave this stark warning :

Paul is NOT speaking of the normal passing of human beings as most of the pagan world around them saw it. He is informing the believers not to worry as others do about their loved ones. Some pagans thought the dead were gone for good. Note how Paul alleviates the fears and grief of the believers.

Theologians at seminaries usually state that Paul was saying new covenant believers were free from the laws of God.

Why is God demanding everyone upon his return, to keep THE FEAST of Tabernacles. Upon the return of Jesus this order will be among his demands to bring peace and harmony to the world.

The people of this world are guilty of sin. Two things are needed to bring mankind back to God. The number one thing is paying the penalty for sins and for true repentance. Secondly, we must learn to stop sinning. The evil influences that keep luring us back into sinful behavior must be removed from our lives. Both functions are done by the love and power of the true Messiah Jesus.

The second coming of Jesus Christ is probably on the near horizon. Many surprises are up and coming no doubt, but will the second coming of the true Messiah be one of them? What is the clear biblical answer to this question? What does this mean for us the true believers?

King Jeroboam betrayed God. Additionally, we need to see the full depth of this betrayal from God's perspective. The Northern Kingdom was highly at risk. Why? His actions brought apostasy. What were the crucial elements in this betrayal of God?

History of mankind proves that appeasement always ends in disaster. Giving in to evil encourages all the more evil. Appeasing evil dictators or evil pagans or criminals only makes matters worse.

History of mankind proves that appeasement always ends in disaster. Giving in to evil encourages all the more evil. Appeasing evil dictators or evil pagans or criminals only makes matters worse.

History of mankind proves that appeasement always ends in disaster. Giving in to evil encourages all the more evil. Appeasing evil dictators or evil pagans or criminals only makes matters worse.

One area in which we can all advance our knowledge of scripture is grasping Paul's advice to his Thessalonian congregation and younger evangelist:

The Apostle Paul wrote to a church started by one of his disciples that had never seen him face to face but had been immersed in his teachings and no doubt felt they knew him.

The founders of America and many of its citizens have believed for years that this nation is blessed by God.

One of the themes of the Bible is that Israel would almost never repent and turn back to God without a lot of pain and suffering.

The Apostles give warnings of a number of maladies for believers to avoid but THE GREATEST OF THESE THREATS IS THE HARDENED HEART.

All God's days and laws are designed to make us happy. They are made for us. God made the laws and days for our benefit.

The obvious answer is NO! No one should doubt that all ships no matter which galaxy they are from, must obey the laws of physics. Just for the sake of discussion let us imagine that God created life in a very, very distant galaxy. God assumed as we all would that the distance quarantined mankind from this other specie. Yet somehow they came up with technology to traverse distances that should take hundreds of years to travel.

What is Gnosticism and how is it corruptible to sound Christian doctrine? Gnosticism Means Secret Knowledge or Special knowledge. Paul, Peter and John battled the polluting influence of these worldly philosophies in the first century. Understanding this issue will help us more fully perceive what the NT writers were doing in their letters