This was incredibly helpful. I'm surprised that it has been so "hidden" for 8 years. Thanks for this.

We stand on the shoulders of those who have gone on before us ❤

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I was affected by the lordshipping Galatian Error teaching pastors but, its impossible to work through the law for the perfecting of the flesh this means Christ has to be our righteousness & his finished redemptive work, be where of those kinds of teachers that backload works after Evey sentance & teaching on full assurance by faith alone, so remember through your belief will come the reality of your sonship, see your no longer a slave & servant working for a wage, motivated by rewards & punishments that's how the slave & hired hand act but your a son & heir waiting on the promise teaching full assurace by faith appart from works does not promote licenciousness pastors are afaid of being called antinomian if they do preach the gospel Paul preached but pride ib the flesh wilk gravitate to works its the natual postadamic nature to cover ourselfs like adam and eve covered themselfs we try civering ourselfs with self righteouness thru works the answer is to Believe draw near into sonship & let the transfomitve power of christ finnished redentuve work go to work transfoming our heats all the while makibg sure not to quantify or quantify any of our gifts its just the fuit of hangin out with jesus i know vwhats next sounds like randalls turning jesus into a hippy substuite treacher wearin berkinstocks & a ponytaul sayin just show up & try but thats not it. Butvanything elase is possibly making mechandise of theology when its real simple paul says we preach christ and him cruicified SOLA-GRATIA. SOLA-FIDA Apart from works Amen😊..

It is ironic you speak of false doctrine. You call once saved always saved (or “never saved to begin with”) as patently false. This is typical Church of Christ false doctrine, and I find the title of your video to be click bait. You cannot lose the free gift of salvation that is given to you. It is by grace through faith. It is freely given and freely received. If a person does walk away from the Lord, there was no genuine salvation to begin with. I hope you’ll reconsider your position on this.

Love this!

Obedence

hold on there... I don't know which painting YOU are referring to... but in Da Vinci's painting of the last supper... there is NO woman leaning on Jesus' breast which you allude to at the 25:20 minute mark...... neither is there one in the painting by Juanes now... one unforgotten painting by Titian...Does have someone leaning on Jesus' breast... but I am Not sure if this is a woman or a man....

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Is the bookmark still available?

Im glad to see someone breaking this down

good job...where is the rest of the lesson

Wonderful lesson

Found the link and the comments that has the New Testament bookmark and also the one for Psalms and profits, but would really love something for the rest of the old Testament as well. Is there one?

Psalm 143, Job 🙏❤️🙏

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Great teacher of the word 0f God 😂 Bless you.

Yes it absolutely is brother! Great sermon as always. I had an old teacher that use to say “silence is golden.” It truly is and renews my strength while sitting in silence thinking about all of Gods creations and scripture. Love love love this.

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Just some thoughts for you to consider. Please hear this as said with an honest, sincere, and friendly tone. In this video it is stated, “If Paul told Titus that these children must be Christians, then he left Timothy without enough information to appoint bishops.” This statement assumes that Timothy’s only source for information about the eldership and their qualifications is Paul’s letter to him. However, Timothy traveled extensively with Paul on his missionary journeys. Most notably Timothy traveled with Paul to Philippi, a church that seems to have had elders (Phil 1:1-2) shortly after being formed, as was Paul’s manner. Timothy likely witnessed that selection and appointment process and probably did so in other churches that were formed during his travels with Paul. Not only that, Acts 14 implies that there were elders in the church where Timothy became a Christian. It may be those elders who lay their hands on Timothy and sent him on his journey with Paul (1 Tim 4:14). So to state that Timothy was somehow at a disadvantage compared to Titus because his list doesn’t say “believing” makes an assumption that goes too far. This would not have been his only source of qualifications. It is not a necessary conclusion that “there is a hole in the 1 Timothy text.” It is fair to conclude, based on practical evidence from the Scriptures, that Timothy had more information than just this text and that his understanding and experience would be the same as Titus and include information beyond what Paul wrote in the letter. It would seem that to take the text and say “to be fair” we can’t conclude the elder’s children must be Christians, and then say, “I’m not saying we should appoint men whose children aren’t Christians” is being unfair. It is going beyond the text, if indeed all it says is trustworthy or faithful to their father, to the require the man’s children be Christians. If that is what the text means, we should then be willing to appoint men whose children are merely faithful to their father and not necessarily to the Lord. The more recent translations render the word in Titus as “believe” or “believers.” That represents numerous translators who are knowledgeable in Greek and likely more liberal in their thinking than the translators of the KJV. This can’t simply be dismissed as translator bias but must be carefully considered, especially by those of us who are not Greek scholars. Thanks for listening.

Is it too late to receive the Bible Marking system legend? How much does it cost?

Interesting story, the way I’ve looked at this story is that it’s an allegorie, that paints a picture of some one turning back from the true focus of out faith which should be the cross. For example Jeroboam was offering up incense on the alter at Bethel, he should have been offering up a sacrifice at Solomons temple in Judea, which in the old testament was a picture of the cross to come. The man of God was instructed to correct him, then leave by a different way, this shows in God we can only go forward in our faith, not turn back in any way, or turn to a different way. When the false prophet found the man of God, he was sitting under the oak tree, this is the position we should always be in, as the oak tree represents the cross, so we should live our life in the shadow of the cross, however the old prophet comes to the man of God and tells him to go back to his place. I see two problems here, one is he is going back to an old doctrine that does not anchor their faith in the cross, it could be a doctrine of works, and second one is he is eating and drinking from the old way of teaching before he learnt the “message of the cross” which is the terminology the apostle Paul called it in 1 Corinthians 1:10. To summarize, its simply going back to old teachings that do not teach the “message of the cross”.

Nice topic thank you brethren

Stop jumping around!!! Read Matthew16:19

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Amazing lessons!

WOW Loving this! tyfs

We need to be teaching our congregations to Value God's word over programs. Preaching the content and intent of God's word is what unleashes the power of God on the people of God because God's power for building his people is in his word, particularly as we find it in the gospel Romans 1:16 God's word builds his church so preaching his gospel is primary

Great mystery

Thank you so much for taking the time to create this!! I really had no system when I marked my previous Bible, but now that I've gotten a new one, I'd like to use a system that will be efficient and organized. I'm really intrigued by your method of marking and I think it will actually make it fun to look for and mark these special words and verses, while making it much easier to quickly find the scripture I'm looking for.

I came from an outlaw family. We were not religious at all. My father is a pervert, narcissistic tyrant and my mother is an angry, mentally ill woman. I love them both but that is the truth. My father & his family were rarely seen without alcohol in hand, cursed like sailors & treated most ppl poorly, unless it was someone useful to them. Nothing i did was ever enough & i have come to realize that now that im in my 40s, i have the same relationship with him as anyone else. I am only loved when im useful & never appreciated. My mother continues to lie to this day. She backbit, slandered & gossiped even about her own family. This is how i grew up. I wasnt introduced to religion until after my folks divorced. We attended a handful of churches, congregational ones, but nothing ever stuck. I didnt find my faith until far into adulthood when my wife's family introduced me to the Scriptures & a small church of Christ. My faith walk has been more of a crawl. Even after preaching the gospel at a congregation for 5.5 years, in truth, it has still been a series of falling away, coming back, falling away & coming back. I am a modern day Peter and I say this shame faced. I am trying to claw my way back. But this falling away has been hardest of all to come back from. Im trying. I ask your prayers for God's mercy. Thank you for these videos. May God bless and keep you as you labor in His vineyard.

Great sermon brother. Very interesting.

I laughed out loud at the assertion that the first pope was Boniface in 605 AD! But this is typical of classic mainline Protestant 'church history' which says "We had Jesus, the apostles, the churches of the epistles. Then a Big Bad time from about 150 AD to the 1500s. With the Reformation, things were fixed and we follwed the plain teaching of Holy Writ, resulting in our church being right. Not like those losers over at the Second Church of Christ, with their heretical interpretation of scripture." 😊😊

Awesome, I kindly want to reach out to Max Dawson

Always wonderful to see Max preach.

This lesson needs to be heard in every church and every home. Amen David and God bless.

It's always wonderful to hear Max preach the truth.

I am so glad I found this KZbin video. The best one I’ve seen so far✝️✝️✝️🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽✝️✝️✝️

Amen thank you so much for this Bible

I always love how they dissect the word into little pieces. Truly enlightening.

Excelente estudo, Gabe!

For a subject that comes up at the end of nearly every sermon preached in the Lords church it's about time that it comes at the biginning, middle AND end of a Gosple sermon. Baptism IS a big deal just as God's redemption is a big deal. Those discounting the importance of baptism are definately discounting the teachings of Christ.

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An important lesson learned; if I want to follow Christ and please Him I must exercise self-control.

How do you pick which words you highlight in certain colors??? 🖍️📖 Do you have a specific color code system that you use?????????????

Can you please write down the exact same code system that you use for this study. What colors do you use??????

Your sound is not good as it cuts outgo

Great Bible marking system. Thanks for sharing!

Ben is the GOAT. This lesson is so good, thanks for uploading!

Where can I get one of those book markers. I don't have a printer.