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Job was overwhelmed by how good the wicked seemed to have it. His view no doubt was jaded by his current suffering. Nevertheless, he saw that both the strong and the bitter will die. Yet there is a ray of hope in his understanding because the wicked will go to the grave and remain in the tomb but the righteous will go to the grave and remain in the tomb just for a little while. Job attests to the fact later he knew his redeemer lived and that he would see God.

Basic Training for Life is a series created by George Akers of Sanford, NC. We explore what worship is. We define some of the postures of worship and its basic function found through our giving. More than anything we leave with the understanding that God is seeking true worshipers.

Revelation - Part 6b: The 144,000 are Jews. Consideration is given to the number no man could number being tribulation saints that respond to the gospel of the kingdom of their dispensation. Possibilities are explored since this is something still ahead of our time.

Commonly we make the association that Judah's name means praise. Throughout the story of Joseph there were times when Judah spoke up. There are three main things that resulted due to him speaking up: Joseph was released from the pit, that provided he would be the manager of the storehouses later, and he was responsible for Benjamin. Praise will release dreams, give you provision in the future, and cause power (Benjamin-son of right arm, power, strength) to show up.

Basic Training for Life is a series authored by Pastor George Akers of Sanford, NC. In this lesson Spirit Baptism is considered. It is a necessity for everyone and they will speak in tongues as the Spirit gives the utterance.

Felix's wife, Drusilla, came from a family heritage of people who missed opportunities. She stands in the shadows as her husband tells Paul to go for now and at a convenient season he'll call for him. Her heart must have dropped to her knees as she heard another missed chance. Paul preached of judgment to come--a time of no second chances. The culture of her time regulated her to silence at best. For her it was a quiet desperation that was crying out to alter the history of her family.

Revelation - Part 6a: First we digress to finish up the sixth seal in Revelation chapter 6. Then we continue in chapter 7 answering the question in the last verse of the previous chapter. We start to investigate the character of the 144,000 with the seal of God in their foreheads.

Revelation - Part 5b: Seals two through five are looked at in this study. Also, consideration is given to Matthew 24, the Olivet Discourse, and how it may correlate to the book of Revelation.

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