Gospel Feast

Lucifer cannot create anything new; as such, he is not a god of life. In order for life to flourish, within the bounds of our known universe, all created things must interact with one another based on the laws set down by the law-giver, our Great Father in the Heavens. We will see that this is particularly true in the conflict of Cain and Abel. Satan parasitical nature is the start of Mahanism, which is the curse that still affects our lives today.

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One of the great truths of the Restoration is that all of the ordinances necessary for a child of God to complete the path of salvation has been available and frequently taught from the beginning. The rags of scripture that we have left paint the illusion that God has been playing some type of game with Lucifer, and that we are the pawns. Nothing could be further from the truth. Where the Gospel of Jesus Christ is clearly taught, all of Lucifer’s lies work toward man’s good to prove and stretch us. For this reason, the Gospel was plainly taught in the beginning to Adam. Now that is not to say that God did a massive brain dump on Adam, and his righteous posterity, all at once. No, the gospel was revealed as it is revealed now, line-upon-line and precept-on-precept. As Adam received and practiced the truths given, more and more was poured out until he had a fullness. In his day the planets above served as mighty signs, like a flannel board story in Sunday School, used to teach higher truths. The stars and the planets overhead served as symbols and lessons of greater truths.

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Welcome to another 7th episode in the Gospel Feast Podcast. As you know, in honor of Eastern Thinking, we take questions from our audience. In this episode we explore the "enigma" of the Forbidden Fruit and the Tree of Knowledge and how the entire event feels like a "set up." But was it? And if it was, exactly "who" was set up? This one might just open some eyes to "greater light and knowledge." If not, you may discover a new taste for "fruit salad...."

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The word enmity means hatred. It comes from the same root from which we get the word enemy. Satan means enemy. For those who like to trumpet that God is merely Love, it is fun to point out that it was this simple so-called God of Love who placed hatred on the Earth. Since this is Biblically Correct and it is quoted in Genesis as coming straight from the mouth of God, this is an important topic to understand.

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It is the basic tenant of most faiths that human life began with a single man and his wife. Christian-Judeo based religions know our universal father in the flesh as Adam and our universal mother as Eve. Restored Christianity teaches that Adam is the Arch-angel known as Michael. Let's learn more about our universal heritage by feasting on the garden called by God, Eden. 

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In this episode we continue our feast in Genesis with the Great Council in Heaven, the selection of our Saviour, the resulting war, the aftermath and consequence of Lucifer's rebellion. We also ask the question, "Who or What are the Hosts of Heaven?"

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The Prophet Joseph explained that it was not possible for humanity to understand his creation, purpose, and design, if he or she (that's not the same thing) didn't understand "Who" and "What" God is. Much of the chaos we are witnessing today was foretold by ancient prophets as they warned us about gender-role confusions which are leaching into the core of our society. The goal of the Book of Genesis, as prepared for us by Ezra, summating the words of Moses, is an attempt to bring meaning and peace amid the chaos of our modern world, even within modern Israel. We are particularly fortunate to have the windows of heaven open on this all-important topic.

This episode also contains a primary song written by Ron Garrard to teach the days and order of creation.

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Season 8 of the Gospel Feast Podcast will focus on the Book of Genesis from Creation of Man to the Great Flood of Father Noah. It will rely on Reed R. Simonsen's book, "Genesis & the Sons of the Morning."

This episode contains a new song by composer Ron Garrard using the poetic works of modern day poetess Barbara Sue Blackhurst.

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In this season finale, we discuss the ancient eastern understanding of Holiness. It just might surprise you. This episode also includes a new song by Ron Garrard.

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In this QnA episode we answer a question about the pandemic the world was recently passed through as well as enjoy another song from Ron Garrard.

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