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In today's study, we look at the faith of Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, and of Moses. Within these men, we see the nation of Israel beginning to grow and prosper, and then migrating into Egypt. It was the faith of these men along with the parents of Moses who believed until God brought them out of Egypt in the Exodus. As we see today, faith can bring a lot of blessings into our lives, and cause a lot of good things to happen for us.
In our Q&A segment, we answer the question: What does the Bible mean when it speaks of God's right hand, or His right arm?
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In today's Special Edition, we uncover the true motive for why we believe God created all mankind. In our discussion, we cover many facets of this question, and we try to understand the answer in the fullest sense. We believe you will be challenged by this most interesting topic, and we hope that you will be blessed by the answer to this question sent in by one of our listeners.
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In today's study we talk about how God called Abraham, and how he obediently went out not knowing where he would end up. He was looking for a city whose builder and maker is God. We also read that Sarah and Isaac were included in this promise to Abraham as well, but they all died in the faith, without receiving the promise. The writer felt this proves they were truly seeking a Heavenly city. It is the same place true believers are still seeking today. In short, we study the faith of Abraham in this episode.
In our Q&A segment, we answer the question: What do you think it means when the Bible speaks of us needing to 'walk with the Lord'?
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In this study, we will be taking a look at what faith is, how faith works, and how it affected those who used their faith. We see that the elders obtained a good report by their faith. We even understand the Creation through our faith in God. We also examine the lives of Abel and Enoch, while we are reminded that it is impossible to please God without faith. Do you possess this faith of which we speak?
In our Q&A segment, we answer the question: You recently taught on the necessity of going to church, but why do you believe it was so necessary for people in the time of the book of Hebrews to assemble together?
We believe you will have your faith strengthened through this study!

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Today marks our 15th special edition, and our 5th edition of Systematic Theology. In this study, Bro Chris Lee and Bro Donnie begin teaching on what they feel is one of the most important topics within scripture. In order to help us understand what the Godhead and the Tri-Unity of God is, they will be breaking down some of the false beliefs concerning this topic. Our intention is to bring clarity to this doctrine that is so often misunderstood.
We believe you will thoroughly enjoy their discussion today!

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In today's episode, we see where the writer reminds us that people died under the hand of Moses' law under two or three witnesses. He asks how much worse will our punishment be if we do despite unto the Spirit of Grace? He tells us it is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God, and because of this thought, he pleads with his audience to not cast away their confidence in the Lord. He says that we need patience to be able to receive the promises of God, because the just shall live by his faith. He boldly states that we are not of them that draw back unto perdition, but we are of those who believe to the saving of the soul.
In our Q&A segment, we answer an intriguing question: In the New Testament, Jesus is accused of being a winebibber and a glutton... does this mean that Jesus drank wine and overate? We believe you will find this episode exhilarating! 

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In today's episode, we see how the writer understood the New Covenant that God spoke to Jeremiah about. He boldly declares that we now have a way into the holy of holies, and it is through the blood of Jesus Christ. We also learn that the veil was not the curtain inside the Temple, but it was the flesh of Christ that was torn. Because of this, we have full assurance of faith that causes us to draw near to God. The writer then turns and begins to describe what faithfulness to God truly is. He stresses the importance of gathering together with other believers, and that we should provoke one another unto good works. This is an exhortation against backsliding and against apostasy.
In our Q&A segment, we answer the question: I have read the crossing of the Red Sea in Exodus several times, and then I have read about how Paul refers to this in 1Cor. 10 as the Israelites being baptized by Moses... what does all of this mean?
We know that this episode gets a little heavy towards the end, but we hope it challenges you, blesses you, and is a help to you!

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In today's episode, we answer a question sent in by one of our longtime listeners!
We feel this question is very important to our day, especially with so many people who are challenging the status quo of our Pentecostal and Holiness beliefs. We try to point out several things that we feel is needful concerning this topic. We also tried to answer this question as scripturally accurate as we could. 
We certainly believe that everyone will get a little something from the study today!

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In today's study, we look at how the law was only a shadow of that which would come later, because it couldn't make the comers thereunto perfect. We saw that it couldn't purge their consciences either. We will see that it is not possible for the blood of bulls and goats to take away sins. We are reminded how Jesus came to do God's will, and by doing so, He offered a sacrifice that did take away the sins of mankind. He has forever perfected those who are sanctified.
In our Q&A segment, we answer the question: Did Absalom die because he overthrew the Kingship of his father?
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In this study we will be looking at how Moses and Aaron conducted the sacrifices, along with all of the elements that went with it. The main focus of the writer turns to the forgiveness of sins and the power that is within the blood. He speaks of better sacrifices, and of how the high priest had to use the blood of animals. He then contrasts this with how Jesus used His own blood to redeem us. We see how it has been appointed unto man once to die, and then after this, the judgment.
In our Q&A segment, we are asked a very good question: Why does it seem that wicked people tend to be very religious?
We believe you will thoroughly enjoy this episode!