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Great lesson!

Your Bible Class this morning was a blessing. Thank you for making it available to me.

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Loved the lesson, thanks!❤

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What a great App this is. I had to doenload it for myself and had to share it with 25 friends.

Congratulations to the opportunity to become the preacher at Gore , ok. I know they will be blessed to have you!

Such a great lesson!!

Love this!❤

Love it❤

Good lesson Steve!

Love it❤

So, when we as women come into the assembly surrounded by men, we are kept to be silent, per the scripturrs in the book of Timothy. But a privilege to listen only and not to speak. Men are to be the teachers, and leaders of the assemblies. However if women want to speak and teach, then we can assemble together without the men attending in a separate class away from the men. We can also have a huge Women's Conference without the men❤

Great teaching❤

Great lesson...❤

Larry love how at the end of the video you remind us to like and subscribe ❤️

Loved this lesson about putting God first!

WOW! Wonderful message. I needed to hear this.

So good to be reminded of the great hope that awaits those who remain faithful.

Can we get those 3 part studies in a Spanish version as well?

Matthew 13- love hearing about the Kingdom of God!

Love the scripture he spoke Hebrews 4:12

Awesome lesson by Doug Post!

Wonderful lesson!

Great Message! Preach the Word!

Beautiful lesson 💫

I'm thankful that we can watch the sermon when we have to miss church.

Thank you so much for today's sermon. Short service but we'll make due with communion. My daughter Sanura and I are members of the Indian Mound Ave congregation in Norwood (Cincinnati Ohio) where our ministers are Bro.Greg Jasper and Bro. Ron Wilkins. We're very thankful to God for finding you on RUclips tonight.

I’ve got a question. As Catholics we always wonder why Bible Alone denominations will celebrate holidays like Easter and Christmas which are not in the Bible. Catholics celebrate them because of tradition. Early Church Fathers writings traditions. Can you explain why you make exceptions for certain things? Early Church Fathers on Lent and Easter Irenaeus of Lyon Fragments 7 (120-180 ad) This custom, of not bending the knee upon Sunday, is a symbol of the resurrection, through which we have been set free, by the grace of Christ, from sins, and from death, which has been put to death under Him. Now this custom took its rise from apostolic times, as the blessed Irenaeus, the martyr and bishop of Lyons, declares in his treatise On Easter, Tertullian The Chaplet ch 3 (160-240 ad) We rejoice in the same privilege also from Easter to Whitsunday. Origen de Principiis book 3 preface (185- 254 ad) The two former books on The Principles I translated not only at your instance, but even under pressure from you during the days of Lent; Cyprian of Carthage Epistle 52 (200-270 ad) Since, however, you have written for me to give full consideration to this matter with many of my colleagues; and so great a subject claims greater and more careful counsel from the conference of many; and as now almost all, during the first celebrations of Easter, are dwelling at home with their brethren: when they shall have completed the solenmity to be celebrated among their Eusebius of Caesarea Life of Constantine book 3 ch 18 (265-340 ad) AT this meeting the question concerning the most holy day of Easter was discussed, and it was resolved by the united judgment of all present, that this feast ought to be kept by all and in every place on one and the same day. Eusebius of Caesarea Life of Constantine book 3 ch 14 (265-340 ad) The result was that they were not only united as concerning the faith, but that the time for the celebration of the salutary feast of Easter was agreed on by all. Athanasius Circular Letter par 4 (296-373) And these things were done even during the holy season of Lent, about the time of Easter; a time when the brethren were keeping fast Commodianus Writings Ch 75 (300-360 ad) They will assemble together at Easter, that day of ours most blessed; and let them rejoice, who ask for divine entertainments. Gregory Nazanzen Oration 40 par 24 (325-389 ad) I am waiting for Epiphany; I prefer Easter; I will wait for Pentecost. Canons of the Thirteen Holy Fathers VI. THE CANONICAL EPISTLE OF ST. GREGORY, BISHOP OF NYSSA, TO ST. LETOIUS, BISHOP OF MELITENE.(2) CANON I. (325-386 ad) At Easter not only they who are transformed by the grace of the layer, i.e. baptism, but they who are penitents and converts, are to be brought to God, i.e. to the Communion: for Easter is that Catholic feast in which there is a resurrection from the fall of sin. Ambrose of Milan Concerning Virgins book 3 ch 4 par 17 (340-397 ad) There is a common saying, to be something to add to the days of Lent, but so that nothing be done for the sake of ostentation, but of religion. John Chrysostom Homily 5 on First Timothy (347-407 ad) The Mystery at Easter is not of more efficacy than that which is now celebrated. It is one and the same. There is the same grace of the Spirit, it is always a Passover. You who are initiated know this. On the Preparation, on the Sabbath, on the Lord's day, and on the day of Martyrs, it is the same Sacrifice that is performed. "For as often," he saith, "as ye eat this bread and drink this cup, ye do show the Lord's death." (1 Cor. 11:26.) Egeria Description of the Liturgical Year in Jerusalem XLII (348-418 ad) On this fifth weekday, the fortieth day after Easter, the dismissal is celebrated in its due order, so that the priests and the bishop preach, treating of the things suitable to the day and the place, John Cassian Conference 10 ch 2 (360-435 ad) The priests of that province regard as the time, both of our Lord's baptism and also of His birth in the flesh, and so celebrate the commemoration of either mystery not separately as in the Western provinces but on the single festival of this day, letters are sent from the Bishop of Alexandria through all the Churches of Rome, by which the beginning of Lent, and the day of Easter are pointed out not only in all the cities but also in all the monasteries. Augustine Exposition on Psalm 55 par 18 (354-430 ad) they were in that with me: the festivals of martyrs we celebrated, they were there with me: Easter's solemnity we attended, they were there with me. Augustine on the Holy Trinity Book 4 ch 5.9 (354-430 ad) For He is believed to have been conceived on the 25th of March, upon which day also He suffered; so the womb of the Virgin, in which He was conceived, where no one of mortals was begotten, corresponds to the new grave in which He was buried, wherein was never man laid, neither before nor since. But He was born, according to tradition, upon December the 25th. If, then you reckon from that day to this you find two hundred and seventy-six days which is forty-six times six. And in this number of years the temple was built, because in that number of sixes the body of the Lord was perfected; which being destroyed by the suffering of death, He raised again on the third day. Socrates Ecclesial History book 1 ch 9 (379-450 ad) We have also gratifying intelligence to communicate to you relative to unity of judgment on the subject of the most holy feast of Easter: for this point also has been happily settled through your prayers; so that all the brethren in the East who have heretofore kept this festival when the Jews did, will henceforth conform to the Romans and to us, and to all who from the earliest time have observed our period of celebrating Easter. Socrates Ecclesial History book 5 ch 22 (379-450 ad) Also that Polycarp, bishop of Smyrna, who afterwards suffered martyrdom under Gordian, continued to communicate with Anicetus, bishop of Rome, although he himself, according to the usage of his native Smyrna, kept Easter on the fourteenth day of the moon, as Eusebius attests in the fifth book of his Ecclesiastical History.

Great message!

Thank you for reminding me to be purer in heart. Grateful for this lesson today.

Thanks Larry for the work you do. You are a fruit bearing Christian.

Thanks Larry for the great job you are doing! Your are a true asset to The Lords work.

Good job Doug today. I so appreciate your Bible knowledge and your ability to impart to others the word of God in such an unambiguous way.

Great sermon! Wonderful video

Doug, what translation were you reading from?

Very knowledgeable preacher of the gospel. Good lighting here