This planet was purposely designed and constructed to flourish under the adherence of God’s Law/order otherwise known as the Covenant of God which to many people’s surprise is still binding. Unless the nations observe the statutes of that Covenant they will continue to receive the curses fixed under that agreement. So what are these blessings and curses and what must we do to begin receiving the blessings expressed in that Covenant?
In this first year of the Sanctification of Nations we will review how the children of God’s elect, those who are baptized into the body of Christ, are sanctified and set apart.
We have seen from the papers The Tabernacle in the Wilderness (No. CB42) and The Temple Solomon Built (No. CB107) that the number and dimensions of the various pieces of furniture either remained constant or were changed in some aspects. In this lesson we will look at the altar of burnt offering and see how it changed and what it represented in Heaven and what it prefigured.
Jesus Christ cleansed the Temple at Jerusalem prior to the Passover as a warning and a sign to us that we too have to cleanse the Temple to be worthy to take the bread and wine of the Lord’s Supper.
In this paper we will look at the concept of what it means to have our feet shod with the Gospel of Peace. We will review just what the Gospel is and whose responsibility it is to preach and live the Gospel.
In this lesson we will review the study paper Messiah the Perfect and Complete Sacrifice (No. CB120) and focus on the Messiah’s selfless sacrifice for all of mankind and the fallen Host. Various concepts will be reinforced with a science experiment to provide spiritual analogies.
n this lesson we will review the study paper Preparing the Temple of God (No. CB35) with a view to helping children understand the concepts involved in building a Spiritual Temple, which we are (1Cor. 3:16).
God (Eloah) alone is the One True God. Before Him no god was formed, nor will there be one after Him (Isa. 43:10). This paper examines some of the attributes of God and discusses how we can know Him, please Him and worship Him.
Most people of the world keep Christmas, Easter and New Year but is there any scriptural basis for keeping these days? If not, can we keep God’s Days alongside a false religious system?
In this Lesson we will review the study paper Moses and the Israelites Move on to Sinai (No. CB40). The aim is to familiarise the children with the various things that happened to Moses and the Israelites as they moved from the Red Sea to Mount Sinai.
As strange as this may seem to us in our modern world, in the Temple, the priests ministered with bare feet. Before the priests offered sacrifices on the altar they were commanded to wash their hands and feet in the bronze basin lest they die.
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