The angel of the Lord in the Old Testament represents pre-incarnate appearances of Jesus Christ, demonstrating His presence throughout biblical history. This divine figure speaks with God's authority, makes divine promises, and is recognized as God Himself by those who encounter Him. This understanding helps explain how people could see and interact with God in physical form while maintaining the truth that no one can see God the Father directly. This revelation showcases Christ's complete nature as both merciful Savior and mighty Judge, from His compassionate interaction with Hagar to His role in divine judgment. 

This class created a bunch of questions and some of them you can hear, others only the answer.  So does the foreknowledge of God necessitate predestination of all action?

This is our fourth teaching on the topic, regardless of the slide that says it is 3).   Things are getting clearer.

This episode includes the teaching tiles from the Tuesday lunch studies.   Here we begin to explore a part of the supernatural world we have ignored.

There are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in our philosophy.  Shakespeare had it right and we have missed many things in scripture because of our presuppositions.  This teaching series will explore many of those.   This is episode 1.

In our third episode as things begin to become clearer and we find more evidence of items we have missed in the text.

Scripture and the connections in it actually point to a date....

Calenders, the two witnesses, olive trees - there is a lot going on in this episode of our study.