Gospel Feast

Gad preserved for us his vision of the latter-day Great Judgement. It contains several interesting elements that tie precisely with Restored Christianity. This episode also contains a new song by Ron Garrard.

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Gad preserves for us several interesting stories that we would not otherwise have. This episode includes David's final sermon to Israel, his final words on his deathbed, and the aftermath of the tragic story of Tamar who was raped by her half-brother at the palace.

This episode contains more music by Ron Garrard.

A special thank you to Darin Ethington for a re-do on our musical logo.

Ready for some meat after all the milk? The Gospel Feast Series is available here in 20+ volumes. It's time to Feast on the Word of God!

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Because we received an overwhelming response from our last episode, we have decided to give you, in essence, a part 2. Come and enjoy the musical gospel as taught over 2,000 years ago by King David. Who can say? Perhaps you'll find yourself singing along?

Also a very happy shoutout to our listeners in Canada whom we are told started "Podcasts & Popcorn!" to quite literally gather together, listen to us, and feast at the same time. And with popcorn!!! That is very hard to top! You made our whole year!

Go and Sing a Psalm!

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With the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls, we have come to understand the prolificacy of David. He wrote 4,050 psalms! Ninety-six percent more than we have. He intended for each to be sung on a separate day at the Temple as part of the worship service and basically everywhere else. This may make David the most prolific lyricist of all time!

We know that David sang to Saul when evil spirits were pressing around him. We now have 4 of his exorcism songs. Two are heavily damaged but one is relatively complete. Since the Lord had forbidden David from building the actual temple, David laid all the plans, including the liturgies, so that all that Solomon had to do was place the flesh on the bones, so to speak. In this, David typified Elohim laying the plans for the wise princely son to do his father’s work.

In this episode, using the musical talents of Ron Garrard and the Garrard Singers, let's recreate some of the Psalms that have not been heard for over 3,000 years, in the spirt David intended them. The song of the righteous is a prayer the Lord has said. Come and sing (and pray) along with us!

We are happy to announce that Vol. 11 in the Gospel Feast Series: Exodus & The Great Atonement is now available on Amazon. Come and Feast with us again on this amazing book!

Ready for some meat after all the milk? The Gospel Feast Series is available here in 20+ volumes. It's time to Feast on the Word of God!

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Great significance is placed on ancient Mount Moriah as the site of the Holy Temple of Israel. It is the site where Abraham offered Isaac and was spared the final deed with a ram caught in a thicket. It was the site of Jacob’s dream of the ladder ascending into heaven. Where afterward he set up a pillar from the rock that was his pillow and called the place, Bethel, the very house of God. It would later be the same range of hills on which Jesus Christ was crucified in the day when Rome ruled the world. But how did this holy mount become the first choice of David as the Temple Site? We do know from the Bible that it was originally a threshing floor for grain. Gad fills in the story.

Further Gad also gives us additional information on Hiram of Tyre, one of the most important figures in Masonry. In the Bible, Hiram just kind of appears and then disappears and then it gets a little confusing. Gad gives us this important story about how Hiram came into Israel and why he was beloved enough of the Lord to be a major supporter of the Temple, as well as, why David and he were such good friends. Hiram of Tyre is of particular interest around the world because he is considered by many to be the "father of Masonry." Let's take this feast together!

A very special thank you to actor Robert Martin and musician Ron Gerard for their talents in this episode.

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In our last episode we ran out of time answering a question about the dispensations and particularly Moses’s role in God’s great dispensational plan. 

In exploring the prophetic writings and mission of Ezra, we learned that with the loss of the Brass Plates, the destruction of the Temple Library and the burning of the Jewish Canon, the Lord commissioned Ezra to recreate the scriptures that we call the Old Testament under the power of the Holy Spirit.  We learned how later Assyrian-Luciferian scholars infiltrated the Sanhedrin and commanded the Jews not to read the Bible but to only study their interpretation of scripture. This was the major source of our Lord’s frustration during His ministry. 

Previously we outlined the first three dispensations and showed how each had a definite pattern of renewal after a period of apostasy. We saw how the Lord used a 1,000 year cycle of renewal with a 500 year mid-point as a mini-refreshing of deliverance. This works perfect in Eastern though because the number 500 functions as a super jubilee number of grace and deliverance. It is actually the more correct meaning of the Lord’s enigmatic statement that men are required to forgive 70x7. Where 50 and 500 are jubilees and super-jubilees, 1000 is the number renewal after a period of trial by witness.

We saw that the pattern was exact until we came to Moses. This episode will answer the question, "Who was the Dispensational head of the 4th Dispensation?" As well as discuss dispensations 5 through 7.

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Every 7th episode we answer your questions. This episode deals with dispensationalism, one of the major proofs of Restored Christianity. All our ancestors understand that dispensationalism was part of God's plan for fallen humanity. When the concept is understood properly, much of history and our forebearers' motivations come into focus.

Modern secular Christianity rejects dispensationalism because it proves apostasy and thus the need for restoration. This episode contains many surprises and is not one to miss nor take lightly. Come and see!

A very special thank you to composer Ron Garrard for this talents in this episode! Check out his many talents on YouTube.

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For the remainder of Season 7 on the Gospel Feast Podcast we have been exploring one of the only books recommended by Ezra but left out of the canon of the Old Testament, that survives today. You will find that Ezra and the Great Assembly, called by God to prepare the Old Testament, refers to Gad’s book by name. 
Both Gad the Seer and the Prophet Nathan were the main prophets assigned to King David and the royal court of united Israel. In this episode we are going to feast on some of the events that Gad preserved for us from the life of David.

The beautiful Mountain Dulcimer version of David Melech Yisrael is by Lil Rev. Find his talents at lilrev.com

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Gad opens with two amazing visions that have much to say about God’s reasons for choosing Israel and His early lament as they failed to live up to their calling, nearly from the beginning.
The first vision of Gad, preserved for us, depicts the coming corruption of the Abrahamic Covenant under the new dispensation bringing the founding of the Lord's House on the Temple Mount. It constitutes an official warning to the Royal household that will ultimately blow up under King Solomon. This is very important since it is uncharacteristic of God not to warn His children prior to apostasy.

A very special thank you to Ron Garrard for his musical talents. More of Ron's unique gifts can be found on his YouTube Channel: Ron Garrard Songs.

Ready for some meat after all the milk? The Gospel Feast Series is available here in 20+ volumes. It's time to Feast on the Word of God!

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When Ezra the Levite, who may have also been the High Priest, prepared the Official Jewish Canon at the command of God Himself, the same that is called the Old Testament by Christians, he authorized a handful of other books as being noteworthy for study. Since these survived the book burning by Nebuchadnezzar, and were not lost to humanity, Ezra didn’t feel the need to edit them nor place them in the official collection of the Holy Bible. Anyone wanting to read these books was able to.
We are fortunate that many centuries later, one of these books on Ezra’s “must read list” survived. It was the Book of Gad the Seer, one of two personal prophets assigned as counselors to King David. For the remainder of our feast into Ezra, let’s study the little known but very important Book of Gad the Seer.

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