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David Gilliland examines what the blessing of the Lord involved in the life of Abraham. God promised to bless him, but there were many twist and turns along the way. Readings: Isa 29:22, 51:1-3. (Recorded in London, Ontario, Canada)

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Jeff Joyce grew up hearing and knowing the gospel, but he was too stubborn and proud to admit he needed salvation. The last person he wanted to talk to was a preacher, especially one like Mr Surgenor. Listen to find out how Jeff was saved. Reading: Rom 10:1-13. (Recorded in Stark Road Gospel Hall, Jan 2024)

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The hymn “O Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go”, joyfully sung by young people from Roseisle Gospel Hall in Manitoba, Canada.

Lyrics:

O Love, that wilt not let me go,

O Light, that followest all my way,

O Joy, that seekest me through pain,

O Cross, that liftest up my head,

The author of “O Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go”, George Matheson (1842–1906), was a Scottish minister, blind from the age of 17. Of this hymn he said, “I am quite sure that the whole work was completed in five minutes, and equally sure that it never received at my hands any retouching or correction. I have no natural gift of rhythm. All the other verses I have ever written are manufactured articles; this came like a dayspring from on high.” Matheson, age 40, wrote the hymn the day his sister was married. It was likely that he was reflecting on the heartbreak of years before, when his fiancée gave him up due to his going blind. “O Love That Wilt Not Let me Go” went on to become one of the most beloved Christian hymns of all time.

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Albert McShane preaches on the river that flows out of Ezekiel’s Temple (“waters to swim in”) and of the division of the land of Israel into the 12 tribes during the Millennium, as the promise of God to give Abraham the land is finally and completely fulfilled. Reading: Ezek 47:1-13, 48:9, 11-12, 15-21, 35. (Recorded in Lisburn, Northern Ireland)

Complete series:

To help you understand Ezekiel’s Prophecy and Temple, here are two charts:

Click here to see a PDF of Clarence Larkin’s chart of the “Millennial city” and the “division of the land”

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Albert McShane preaches on the various people who will enter and use the Temple of Ezekiel’s prophecy in the Millennium. The Lord Himself, and “the Prince”, and the Priests are all discussed. Readings: Ezek 43:1-2, 4-7, 12, 44:2-3, 15-16, 18, 20-24. (Recorded in Lisburn, Northern Ireland)

Complete series:

To help you understand Ezekiel’s Prophecy and Temple, here are two charts:

Click here to see a PDF of Clarence Larkin’s chart of the “Millennial city” and the “division of the land”

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Albert McShane preaches on the altar, the holy places and the chambers connected with Ezekiel’s Temple. He deals with the important issue of sacrifices in a future temple. Readings: Ezek 41:1-4, 15, 18-19, 22, 42:1-2, 14, 43:13-17, 44:14. (Recorded in Lisburn, Northern Ireland)

Complete series:

To help you understand Ezekiel’s Prophecy and Temple, here are two charts:

Click here to see a PDF of Clarence Larkin’s chart of the “Millennial city” and the “division of the land”

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Albert McShane preaches on the outer perimeter of the Millennial Temple, and the entrance porch, the steps and the outer and inner courts and draws practical and doctrinal lessons therefrom. Readings: Ezek 40:5-6, 13-16a, 42:15-16, 43:4, 7, 10-11a, 12. (Recorded in Lisburn, Northern Ireland)

Complete series:

To help you understand Ezekiel’s Prophecy and Temple, here are two charts:

Click here to see a PDF of Clarence Larkin’s chart of the “Millennial city” and the “division of the land”

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Albert McShane gives an introduction to the topic of Ezekiel’s temple. He examines when Ezekiel prophesied, when he received the vision, what the concept of a “Temple” involves, what the various measurements signify, whether or not the Temple is literal and still future, and a number of other considerations. Reading: Ezek 40:1-16. (Recorded in Lisburn, Northern Ireland)

Complete series:

To help you understand Ezekiel’s Prophecy and Temple, here are two charts:

Click here to see a PDF of Clarence Larkin’s chart of the “Millennial city” and the “division of the land”

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Mervyn Hall preaches on 4 Bible expressions that outline the intent and extent of the hope of the gospel through the Lord Jesus. “Christ died for all”, “Christ died for the ungodly”, “Christ died for our sins”, and “Christ died for us”. Readings: 2 Cor 5:14-15, Rom 5:6-8, 1 Cor 15:3-5. (Recorded at Chalfont St Peter Gospel hall, 18th Feb 2024)

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Michael Penfold preaches on one of Solomon’s “betters” from Ecclesiastes 7 – “better is the end of a thing than the beginning”, looking at it in the panorama of history, in the people of God in the Bible, and in the purposes of God for the Christian’s life. (Recorded in Newbury Gospel Hall, 10th Feb 2024)

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