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Dr. Lively unpacks Leviticus Chapter 26 to explain the biblical law of cumulative sin and its usefulness in studying the prophetic timeline by gauging how close America may be to triggering the wrath of God. https://www.scottlively.net/scott-lively-books/the-prodigal-son-prophecy

Dr. Lively does a reading of Chapter 10 "Until Shiloh Comes," explaining how the prophecy of Jacob over his sons Judah and Joseph foretells the first and second coming of Christ, and the role of the two houses in each of those events. https://www.scottlively.net/scott-lively-books/the-prodigal-son-prophecy

Pastor Lively teaches from Isaiah and Ezekiel about the reunification of the House of Israel and the House of Judah, and explains why the parable of the Dry Bones in Ezekiel 37 describes the Israelites, NOT the Judeans as is commonly believed. https://www.scottlively.net/scott-lively-books/the-prodigal-son-prophecy

Pastor Lively does a reading of the first half of Chapter 9, The Return to the Land, which contains the Scriptural proof of the fact that the ten tribes of the House of Israel did not return to the Holy Land with the Judeans at the end of the Babylonian captivity, as is commonly taught in evangelical churches. https://www.scottlively.net/scott-lively-books/the-prodigal-son-prophecy

In this 12th installment of the series, Dr. Lively offers a video version of Chapter Eight, The Remarriage of Israel to God, showing how the inter-related prophecies of Hosea, Jeremiah and Isaiah about the restoration of the House of Israel were partially fulfilled at the first coming of Christ, and will be fully realized at His second advent. https://www.scottlively.net/scott-lively-books/the-prodigal-son-prophecy

Installment 11 includes the second half of Chapter Seven, and addresses God's divorce of the House of Israel, the use of the familial terms "wife" and "son" to describe God's relationship with the two houses, and how Jesus taught the two house prophecy in the three parables of Luke 15. https://www.scottlively.net/scott-lively-books/the-prodigal-son-prophecy

In this 10th Installment, Dr. Lively explains the biblical and historical origins and significance of the "Lost 10 Tribes of Israel," how the two Hebrew houses became two separate kingdoms, and how these things relate to Christianity. https://www.scottlively.net/scott-lively-books/the-prodigal-son-prophecy

With this video, Dr. Lively begins the second section of his book The Prodigal Son Prophecy, in which he provides a detailed explanation of the Two House prophecy featured as a dominant theme of the Old Testament but which is little recognized by modern Christians. This is the 9th installment in the series, containing the Introduction to Section Two and all of Chapter Six. https://www.scottlively.net/scott-lively-books/the-prodigal-son-prophecy

In this eighth installment of his book The Prodigal Son Prophecy, Dr. Lively explains Paul’s teaching in Romans Chapter 11 regarding the salvation of the Jews at the Second Coming of Christ from the Hebrew cultural perspective of the Apostles, and key prophecies of the Old Testament. In doing so, he debunks several core arguments of Anti-Semitic groups and shows that Torah-believing Jews of the House of Judah have always had a special relationship with God despite the “partial hardening” that will continue to blind them to the identity of Yeshua Hamashiach until His return at the (imminent) close of the Age of the Gentiles. https://www.scottlively.net/scott-lively-books/the-prodigal-son-prophecy

In this installment of The Prodigal Son Prophecy: God’s Amazing Plan for the Restoration of the Two Hebrew Houses and the Salvation of the Gentiles, Dr. Lively explains why he calls the Letters to the Seven Churches in Revelation 2-3, the “Letters to the Left Behind,” contending that the primary message of this section of Revelation is that people who miss the resurrection and rapture will have a second chance at salvation during the Ten Days of Awe/Wrath. https://www.scottlively.net/scott-lively-books/the-prodigal-son-prophecy

Dr. Lively highlights “The Hebrew Feast Cycle in the Gospel of John” in this 5th Installment of his book The Prodigal Son Prophecy: God’s Amazing Plan for the Restoration of the Two Hebrew Houses and the Salvation of the Gentiles. While the Gospel of John is often distinguished from the others as “topical” rather than chronological, Dr. Lively shows that a study of the symbols and themes of the book proves it is actually the most chronological of the four. https://www.scottlively.net/scott-lively-books/the-prodigal-son-prophecy

This 4th installment encompasses the first half of Chapter Two: “The Significance of the Sevens,” in which he addresses God’s timekeeping system in Leviticus 23 and 25 (which is based on cycles of seven) and other Biblical patterns. His focus in this video is the phenomenon of patterns-of-three in prophecy, specifically the pattern of three prophesied desolations of Jerusalem in the Book of Daniel and three iterations of the Passover pattern in Biblical history. https://www.scottlively.net/scott-lively-books/the-prodigal-son-prophecy

Dr. Lively continues his serial publication in video and PDF of his book The Prodigal Son Prophecy: God's Amazing Plan for the Restoration of the Two Hebrew Houses and the Salvation of the Gentiles; with this third installment, which is Part Two, of Chapter One of the book, augmented with charts and graphics. https://www.scottlively.net/scott-lively-books/the-prodigal-son-prophecy

This is the first installment of Dr. Lively’s book “The Prodigal Son Prophecy: God’s Amazing Plan for the Restoration of the Two Hebrew Houses, and the Salvation of the Gentiles,” which he is publishing as a series in both text and video forms. This segment features the front matter of the book, including the Introduction, a Foreword, a Short Summary of the Prodigal Son Prophecy, and a commentary on The Hebrew Roots Movement as a Manifestation of the Spirit of Elijah. Dr. Lively’s novel and refreshing approach to teaching prophecy is to emphasize study of the Bible itself and to promote individual critical thinking and reasoning skills, guided by the Holy Spirit, rather than to review or compare-and-contrast the opinions of “expert” interpreters from the various eschatological camps or pre-set denominational doctrines. He teaches this approach simultaneously with the development of his own analysis and conclusions, without presenting his views as dogma. https://www.scottlively.net/scott-lively-books/the-prodigal-son-prophecy

In today's Freestyle Bible Study Pastor Scott and Anne Lively read and discuss 1 Samuel 19-20.

In today's Freestyle Bible Study Pastor Scott and Anne Lively read and discuss 1 Samuel 1-3 and the story of the birth of Samuel the Ephraimite, the last Judge of Israel.

In today's Freestyle Bible Study Pastor Scott and Anne Lively read and discuss 1 Samuel 16-17 on David's calling into the Hebrew monarchy, with a side discussion on the three ways human beings partner with God. We've invited the Holy Spirit to reveal how today's reading reflects His partnership with men.

In today's Freestyle Bible Study Pastor Scott and Anne Lively read and discuss 1 Samuel 15-16 and the cause of King Saul's removal from the Hebrew throne.

In today's Freestyle Bible Study Pastor Scott and Anne Lively read and discuss 1 Samuel 14-15

In today's Freestyle Bible Study Pastor Scott and Anne Lively read and discuss 1 Samuel 12-13 covering the resignation of Samuel, the last Judge of Israel, and the rise of King Saul.

In today's Freestyle Bible Study Pastor Scott and Anne Lively read and discuss 1 Samuel 10-11 with special emphasis on God's use of the Warrior-King Saul as an instrument of deliverance for His people, and the application of that biblical model for today.

In today's Freestyle Bible Study Pastor Scott and Anne Lively read and discuss 1 Samuel 9-10.

In today's Freestyle Bible Study Pastor Scott and Anne Lively read and discuss 1 Samuel 7-8 and the transition of power from the House of Israel to the House of Judah after the return of the Ark of the Covenant. Special attention will be given to the phenomenon of "household idols" and their part in causing the flawed worship of God by His people.