A study of the Old Testament Heathen is a study of our flesh today

Looking to the OT for our ensamples (I Corinthians 10:1-12), we see what God thought then of the 'heathen' Gentiles and still thinks today of our flesh. 

Remember, even though our soul is clean and no sin is imputed, etc. and that we have received the Spirit of God, etc., our flesh still awaits the judgment seat of Christ to sort out the wood, hay and stubble and gold, silver and precious stones.

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Tonight, we do a very general overview of Hebrews to Jude as they are AFTER Paul, thus we see they are books TO the time of Tribulation to the Jews.  Along with the included notes, there is a very detailed verse by verse study for each book from Hebrews to Jude at Conclusion/Summary.

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Now we look at the Book of Judges.  What can we get from the Book of Judges?  Even though it is not TO us, it certainly has a lot for us to consider.  There are some stories that certainly still have some lessons 'for' us today.

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The Scriptures truly and totally expose the modern speakers, pastors and authors of today's ecumenicalism who preach the Great Commission along with their other agenda.  Paul's speech was nothing like it is today in these modern guys; yet  they sure get the crowd to follow them!  That's ok - I still choose Paul!

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Before we go any further with this series, let us remind ourselves just how 'popular' Paul's gospel was to people - Jews, Gentiles, city leaders, devout and honourable women, etc.  You can know for certain that you will also 'experience' many of the same reactions if your life changes at all because of Paul's teachings of the Risen Christ.

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8:25 video (Introduction)

5:48 video (Follow Up)

Today, we look at Samson in the Book of Judges.  We can sure look to Samson as an ensample, but certainly not our example!

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Now we begin to look at the details of Paul's ministry, keeping in mind that these are the very things that can and should affect our personal lives, our church family and our testimony - as well as learning what Christ would do for us and to us if we would allow Him to. We also find out what He did for us and to us whether we wanted Him to or not.  :-)

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Continuing our "Old Testament" highlights as to what is in those books FOR us, even though there is nothing in those books TO us!  There are many Paulish churches that still tend to ignore the OT.  That is a shame.  That is NOT God's design at all. II Timothy 2:16 says that ALL scripture - that includes all 66 Books of the King James Bible.  While they are not all TO us, they are still all FOR us!

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With all the young women living a disaster after a divorce, in debt, with children and no husband, with no father or a family that has forsaken them as they want to be a Christian according to the rightly divided Bible, etc. what is a woman to do?  Can they live a life to please God or should they just claim grace and go to work, put their children into a government school, etc.  Does God have a plan for them, too?  (The notes may appear to be long, but we go through those comments quickly)

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Here are more specifics concerning 'our' own daughters, granddaughters, etc. along with those who are living shipwrecked lives, yet seeking the Living God for help.  Does God have a plan for them on how to get out?  He sure does.

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When Paul says he can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth him, and yet we see some things here that Paul could not do.  If we are to follow Paul, then are we not capable of 'not' doing those things too?

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