Isaiah Bible Study: Session 1 (Epic of Eden) with Sandra Richter
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// IN THESE PAGES YOU'LL:
+ Gain a rich understanding of the context in which the book of Isaiah was written
+ Gain important context on Israel’s religion and economy and explore the definition and role of the prophets
+ Discover how the prophet Isaiah is still speaking to us today
// ABOUT THE STUDY
Often named “the fifth gospel,” the book of the prophet Isaiah has more to say about Israel’s coming Messiah than any other Old Testament book. Brilliant, courageous, uncompromising, this prophet declared that “the year of the LORD” had come and God’s people needed to either step up, or stand down. Indeed, when Isaiah spoke, kings trembled.
// But too often, when Isaiah speaks today, God’s people have trouble hearing. Why? We often miss the larger context. In The Epic of Eden: Isaiah, Dr. Sandra Richter takes participants back to the eighth century BCE. This eight-week study explains Israel’s religion and economy, explores the definition and role of the prophets, and helps us to apply the message of this great champion of the faith to our lives today.
// How does this series work? The study involves two components. The first is a set of eight filmed, approximately 20-30 minute sessions with Dr. Sandra Richter (available as a DVD or through streaming over the internet), and the second is a study guide for each of your group members. This workbook includes five individual studies per week, to be done at home. The idea is that each member will be working at home at their own pace, doing as much or as little as schedules permit. Once per week your group will gather to view the filmed study, talk about the individual work from the week, and focus on some group discussion questions.
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This lady is a gifted woman of God. A qualified teacher. I will be using all of her videos.
Her gifting is evident!! Excited for this sermon series
Why in the WORLD 🌍 have I just found out about this teacher????? Love love love all of this!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am trying to study Isaiah by myself when I found your classroom wow so wonderful I am in my 70 s ,a newer Christian , and found myself saying wow she broke this down in pieces so I can understand this huge book thanks so much 🙏👍🌺
I’m 63 🙏
I read it a total of 4 times without help then found teachers like her and Flipped Out!!! On the shoulders of our Mothers and Fathers….God bless her!!!
I turned 70 yesterday, just found this, 2022 June 7th
@@RonnieWilliamsGooglePage That’s awesome guys! What a beautiful tread!!! The more we know the more we grow!!🙏🏽😇
The Lord be with you sister. I’m 77 and was saved when I was 12. I have done so many things I wish I could do differently so I’m glad that you came to Jesus. I’m in Atlanta and I will pray for you.
I am very happy that I had the opportunity to listen. your thoughts and your spirit was well received. When I listen to this video I must admit it was touching to hear you speak your thoughts on Dr. Martin Luther King they was most Genuine. As well The work done ✅ on the book of Isaiah was great keep the good up. Last I am a black from the era of Dr Martin Luther King. I am happy to hear someone speak with such kind words this nation need more like you. Thank you.
@Timothy Marchex that's very kind of you, I've worked very hard to be heaven material, but encouraging remarks such as yours. Is a constant reminder that my work is not in vain. I hope you have a fantastic day, keep the mindset you have it's a great one.👍
I taught Isaiah in our congregation's Bible Study before Christmas. The participants groaned about having to read 66 chapters, but they ended up loving it. It has some of the most beautiful poetry in the Bible.
That is wonderful! I love this book!
God bless you abundantly. I got important spiritual message from your lecture notes continue up I will pray for you
Am here August 2024 ... to understand the book of Isaiah. love from Nairobi Kenya
have been struggling with Isaih for 10 years, it blessed to be here
Praise be the name of the Lord! This lecture is an incredible blessing to me. It has improved my knowledge and appreciation of the book of Isaiah, and more importantly the role of a prophet in whole scheme of things, in the salvific history of our faith.
God bless and increase you Ms. Richter.
An excellent instructor with logical thought flow and relevant information, Bravo.🙂
Same here. Am starting the year with a study of isaiah. Your teaching helps put perspectives on it. 2024
Wow! Never heard anyone come to so close to how I feel when I listen to King's speech.
I sure am interested in hearing what Isaiah says. I've read an awful lot of it and didn't understand any of it.
Its astounding to love. There was no love! God help us and bless us!
Great intro to the book. I look forward to watching more of them.
Wow Isaiah is a wonderful book! I thought the other books were awesome but it just gets better. It was a struggle at first (the first thirty-nine chapters). But, when I got to chapter 40, with the help of bible teachers, it all started to get clearer. What the LORD said in this book answers and addresses a lot of issues we have today.
I remember someone once telling me that heaven was here on earth. He wasn't making since to me, but after reading the book of Isaiah it's all starting to come into focus's and I now know what he means.
Hallelujah!
Wow I am in LOVE Thankyou so much for such a clear speaker God is good ❤
Such a gift. Thanks, Dr. Richter.
Such a fantastic orator
THANK YOU FOR THE INTRO TO THE BOOK OF ISAIAH, I TRULY APPRECIATE THE WAY YOU GIVE INSIGHT ON ISAIAH..♡♡
I am going to this bible study at my church. I also love listening to these at home and stop and read as we go through study.
AMEN!!!! thank you for this message so relevant now more than ever! Thank you TO GOD BE THE GLORY
Great study!!! I look forward to the next video regarding the prophet Isaiah. Awesome!!!
You DR. Sandra --Make this book---so Interesting---& So much fun---You have the GIFT of Teaching---what is the definition of a Good teacher: One where you can easily get a good grasp on the subject & the teacher can explicably make easily understood-and her students can walk out with a--A--from the class....... You are that teacher....Thank You so much for the break down..I will be following you...and Hope you have-more books of the bible to study with... Again Thank You..
Thank you for this video I've put off a deep study of this book for soo long this Is making it more digestible THANK YOU SOO MUCH
4 years ago and it is new for me. Thanks much
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I enjoy listening. My exception is to holding any guilt for the sin of anyone else. Those in my ancestry included.
Thank you so much my sister God bless
This was a great intro to Isaiah! Easy to understand.
We're so glad you found it helpful. Sandra Richter is a great teacher and we hope you continue to explore her videos and resources!
I look forward to this course and using the study guide. TY.
Wow. This was PER.FECT 👌 👉 Thank you so much 💜🙏
Great my dear sister, God bless you abundantly
Wonderful! Thank you.
Very helpful. Clear explanation.
Great introduction.
Blessings.
Just watched both session 1 and 2 on RUclips. Although the material is well-presented and Sandra makes a lot of excellent points, one of the things I *didn't* hear - which I think is critically important to understand Isaiah - is how we ended up with a book that appears to span over 150 years of time.
Many Biblical scholars (of which Sandra is a very good one) often make the assumption that Isaiah was compiled into its final form after the end of the Babylonian captivity, because otherwise we have no good explanation for why the latter half of Isaiah seems to refer to events long after Isaiah's time. But there is a missing key which ties the first half of Isaiah together with the last half, and shows that although they DID have two different authors - which I'll get into momentarily - the entire book was composed during Isaiah's own lifetime!
The other missing key is, who is Isaiah written to? And although Sandra raises this point, she doesn't answer it within the first two sessions. Historically speaking, the book of Isaiah is set centuries after the United Monarchy of Israel split in half after the death of King Solomon, with the northern ten tribes (which continued to use the name of "Israel") in the north, and the tribes of Judah and Benjamin, plus some of the priestly tribe of Levi in the south, collectively referred to as "Judah." Northern Israel rebelled against God ever since the split. Judah, on the other hand, has had MANY righteous kings (that is, kings who led the people to worship the God of Israel, even if they had other failings) although not all of them were righteous. Isaiah begins prophesying at a crucial point in Israel's history where the northern ten tribes are about to go into captivity, and it's this singular event which defines the axis around which the bulk of Isaiah's judgment and later, promise of restoration, revolves.
Sandra mentions that the book of Isaiah is cited dozens of times in the New Testament - but unfortunately, if you've only come to study Isaiah in order to see Jesus, you'll entirely miss the point of the book! Yes, it IS the "fifth Gospel" - but it's MUCH more than just that.
Sandra breaks down the book of Isaiah into specific sections in the first video, and as you'll notice, she highlights the two historical parts of the book. In the first historical part from Isaiah 7-12, we have the faithless King Ahaz - and let's briefly review it in order to set the stage for what happens here, because it's crucial to understand how this ties the entire book of Isaiah together and demonstrates how it was all written during Isaiah's own lifetime.
The northern ten tribes had been in a period of gradual decline over the past few decades. Although they were still militarily powerful, their power was recently further divided by the time Isaiah begins prophesying (circa 740 BC). In 752 BC, King Menahem began ruling in northern Israel (2 Ki. 15:13-17). Two years later, Menahem' appointed a military general, a man named Pekah, to lead Israel's armies stationed in the Galilee area, east of the Jordan River. In 742 BC, Menahem died and his son Pekahiah took power, but in 740 BC, Pekah conspired against Pekahiah and killed him, taking control of northern Israel.
In 742 BC, just before Menahem's death, the Assyrian king Tiglath-Pileser III sent an army along the so-called "king's highway", through the tribal territories of Zebulun and Naphtali (Isa. 9:1). Menahem paid Tiglath-Pileser III a tribute (bribe) to call off any possible attack (2 Ki. 15:19-20).
The fact that the empire of Assyria, to the northeast of Israel, was growing more and more powerful and was looking to conquer and take control of the smaller nation-states all around Israel, made northern Israel very nervous. They ended up allying with their long-time enemy Syria (directly north of Israel) to try to stand against Assyria. But they still weren't powerful enough, so they tried to bargain with King Ahaz of Judah to join with them. But Ahaz didn't feel that Assyria was a direct threat to him, so he refused to join their alliance and put Judah in danger. Northern Israel and Syria responded by plotting to assassinate Ahaz and set a puppet king on the throne of Judah (Isa. 7:5-6) so that Judah would join their alliance after all.
But because God had made an everlasting covenant with David that his descendants would always sit on the throne, ruling over Israel (well, a part of Israel anyway; 2 Sam. 7:1-17), God sent Isaiah to declare that this nefarious plot wouldn't stand. But Ahaz refused to trust in God, and instead made a devil's bargain with Assyria to attack his enemies, Israel and Syria (2 Ki. 16:7-9)! This foolish act would bring ruin on not only northern Israel, but much of Judah as well.
Here, I want to pause for a moment, to explain why this was such a problem. Way back in Isaiah 1, we read of the "lawsuit" that God had brought against both Israel and Judah by the mouth of Isaiah. At the time, they were ruled by a king named Uzziah who, although he hadn't *taught* rebellion against God, had made a rebellious decision against God because of his military prowess. In response, God had struck Uzziah with leprosy (around 750 BC). Although technically Uzziah was still king, he couldn't effectively rule as a leper who had to be quarantined away from others, so Uzziah's son Jotham ruled as a "co-regent" until Uzziah finally died in 740 BC. Isaiah's "lawsuit" against specifically the city of Jerusalem, the capital city of Judah, described Judah's sinful state as metaphorically like a horrible skin condition with open sores all over (Isa. 1:5-6). In other words, just as the king had rebelled, even if he hadn't *taught* rebellion, the people had ALSO rebelled, even if they were still technically keeping the letter of the law (Isa. 1:11-15)!
And what was the result of this? That things had gotten so bad that Isaiah described Jerusalem as having become like Sodom and Gomorrah! And if you remember the story way back in Genesis 18:20-33, Sodom and Gomorrah had become so wicked that there simply weren't enough righteous people left in them to prevent their destruction. Likewise, what Isaiah is telling us is that **Jerusalem had gotten so corrupt that there weren't enough righteous people left to prevent its total destruction at the hand of Assyria**!!!
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Now, that didn't actually happen, and Isaiah gives us a clue right in Isaiah 1:9: "Unless the Lord had left us with a very small (righteous!) remnant, we (Jerusalem) should have become like Sodom and Gomorrah"!
Wait a second! What "remnant" was that? Is Isaiah telling us that there are barely enough people left to prevent Jerusalem's destruction? If so, then why does Isaiah 6 give a message from God to make the people even MORE hard-hearted than before? I think what we have here is Jerusalem NOT having enough people left...and this righteous remnant aren't actually Jews from Jerusalem at all!
How do we know? Well, let's flip over to Isaiah 10 and see what verses 20-22 say:
Now on that day **the remnant of (northern!) Israel**, and those of the house of Jacob who have escaped, will no longer rely on the one who struck them, but will truly rely on the Lord, the Holy One of Israel. **A (righteous!) remnant will return, the remnant of Jacob, to the mighty God**. For though your people, (northern!) Israel, may be like the sand of the sea, **Only a remnant within them will return**; A destruction is determined, overflowing with righteousness.
What's going on, here? What remnant of northern Israel?
Well, when King Ahaz died, his son Hezekiah took the throne in approximately 716 BC. This was AFTER Assyria had conquered Samaria, the capital city of northern Israel, in 723 BC. Nevertheless, the rest of the Israelites remained in the land for decades, and weren't deported to Assyria until roughly 65 years later (Isa. 7:8; cf. Ezra 4:2 and 10), so they were still in the land when Hezekiah took the throne. What Hezekiah immediately did was to **send messengers throughout northern Israel to invite them to keep a national Passover observance at Jerusalem**!!! (2 Chron. 30) At that time, a small remnant of northern Israelites DID repent and come to Jerusalem, to keep the Passover (2 Chron. 30:8-11). It's because of this righteous remnant that Isaiah is telling us that Jerusalem was ultimately spared total and complete destruction!
That's critically important to understand. Unless you understand that, you won't get how this foreshadows not only aspects of Jesus' own ministry, but also things in the future that haven't been fulfilled yet!
In order to see the connection, we need to look at the famous prophecy in Isaiah 7 about the child named Immanuel. Let's read verses 14-16:
Therefore the Lord Himself will give you a sign: Behold, the young maiden (in Hebrew, "almah" which means a young woman of marriageable age) will conceive and give birth to a son, and she will name Him Immanuel. He will eat curds and honey at the time He knows enough to refuse evil and choose good. For before the boy knows enough to refuse evil and choose good, the land whose two kings you dread will be abandoned.
Matthew 1:23 tells us that Jesus was named Immanuel in fulfillment of this prophecy...but what's the connection? What does the historical situation at the time of King Ahaz have to do with Jesus?
Isaiah was giving this prophecy in 735 BC, when King Ahaz joined his father Jotham as a co-regent on the throne. (This is coming from Edwin Thiele's reconstruction of the chronology of the Israelite and Jewish kings in his book, "The Mysterious Numbers of the Hebrew Kings.") At that time, a young woman - Isaiah's wife! - HAD ALREADY CONCEIVED, and would later give birth to a child. The tense of the verb "conceive" in Hebrew here is past tense, and that's absolutely crucial to properly understand what's going on, here. Before that young child would be old enough to follow the Mosaic Law - to "refuse evil and choose good" - northern Israel and Syria would lose their kings. Traditionally, an Israelite male child wasn't held accountable for following the Law until age 12, when he would be Bar-Mitzvah-ed. So what this prophecy is telling us is that **Immanuel's conception and birth was like a countdown clock for northern Israel's judgment**!!! Twelve years later was 723 BC - and that's the very year that Assyria conquered Samaria and Damascus, the capital cities of northern Israel and Syria.
But again, how does that have anything to do with Jesus? And even more importantly, is this child's birth only meant as a portent of doom, or was there more to it than that?
Flip over to Isaiah 49 and read verse 1. Here's the connection that practically ALL Biblical scholars have missed, between the two halves of Isaiah!
Listen to Me, you islands, And pay attention, you peoples from afar. The Lord called Me from the womb; From the belly of My mother He named Me.
This description can ONLY fit one individual in the entire book of Isaiah, and that's Immanuel! His brother Maher-shalal-hash-baz (Isa. 8:1-4) was named BEFORE conception, and his other brother Shear-Jashub (Isa. 7:3) and King Hezekiah weren't named before birth!
And what's Immanuel's God-given mission? TO BRING BACK THAT RIGHTEOUS REMNANT OF ISRAEL!!! Read verses 5-6:
And now says the Lord, who formed Me from the womb to be His Servant, **To bring Jacob back to Him, so that Israel might be gathered to Him** (For I am honored in the sight of the Lord, And My God is My strength), He says, “It is too small a thing that You should be My Servant **To raise up the tribes of Jacob and to restore the protected ones of Israel**; I will also make You a light of the nations (Gentiles) So that My salvation may reach to the end of the earth.”
Sandra made the point that the latter half of Isaiah was all about God's desire to restore Israel in the future, and that's absolutely true. But what she, like many other Biblical scholars, have entirely missed, is HOW Isaiah intended for us to understand that restoration. Isaiah 40-66 wasn't written long after that restoration had already happened. Rather, Immanuel himself wrote Isaiah 40-66, describing how God would IN THE FUTURE - from his vantage point in history - bring all of this about!
To review, historically Immanuel grew to adulthood just as northern Israel was going into captivity. But God sent him to bring back a small remnant of northern Israel, at the time when Hezekiah sent a message to northern Israel to come and keep a national Passover. In the course of Immanuel's witness to the northern Israelites, some of the Gentiles from the smaller nation-states surrounding Israel - like Ammon, Moab and Edom - ALSO heard the message of PHYSICAL protection from destruction at the hand of Assyria, and came to Jerusalem for safety.
Think about that for a minute, and then let's compare what Jesus' own mission was. Let's read Matthew 10:5-6:
These twelve (disciples) Jesus sent out after instructing them, saying, “Do not go on a road to Gentiles, and do not enter a city of Samaritans; but rather **go to the lost sheep of the house of Israel**." They were to preach the Gospel of the Kingdom to them - and in the course of doing so, the Gentiles would ALSO hear that message of SPIRITUAL salvation from their sins!
See the parallel?
There's so much more to Isaiah than JUST a foreshadowing of Jesus' ministry, but it's definitely there. But if we ONLY go to Isaiah to see Jesus, we'll miss most of what Isaiah was trying to tell us!
To wrap up, a righteous remnant of northern Israelites returned to Jerusalem in the time of Hezekiah, to prevent its total destruction, after Jerusalem had become like Sodom and Gomorrah (per Isaiah 1) - with the Jews obeying the letter of the Law but not keeping the spirit of the Law. Likewise in Jesus' own time, **Jerusalem had once again become like Sodom and Gomorrah** - just read Jesus' condemnation in Matthew 23! But no righteous remnant of northern Israel returned at that time...and that's why the Temple was destroyed in 70 AD, and later, Jerusalem itself was destroyed in 133 AD.
The reason why prophets like Ezekiel (see Ezekiel 34 and 37) and Revelation (see Rev. 7) mention a return of all twelve tribes of Israel, INCLUDING the "lost" ten tribes of northern Israel, is because these prophecies point to a time when such a righteous remnant WILL return once more, to prevent Jerusalem's destruction when it once more becomes as sinful as Sodom and Gomorrah.
That's why only SOME of the words of Isaiah were quoted in the New Testament...because much of Isaiah hasn't been completely fulfilled yet!!!
Thank you very much for this truly interesting lecture!
This is potent
I\m about to actually start teaching Isiah and wow I love this approach.
I am new to you but you are a good teacher💕
Very clear. Thank you
Good explanation. Thank you so much ma'am
You are good!
The only that is not yet fulfil. Vengeance of god.(Isiah 66:17, ....following one who is among those who eat the flesh of pigs, rats and other unclean things-they will meet their end together with the one they follow,” declares the LORD.)
Yeshiyahu. I have learned some things about the 'navi' but would like to go deeper.
I just overheard the lady Professor say, 'He preached sermons' That sounds rather dry. I hope that after the intro, it will become less abstract. The speaker is quite academic, and frankly I prefer substance 'heart' over scholarly exposition.
I remember a Bible teacher once say, Yehovah had Yeshiyahu do some strange things such as going naked and barefoot for three years. To us it may seem out of place even questionable, but The Most High has purpose behind it all.
This helped me so much!
Little did she know just how stylish her scarf would be in 2020 with the pandemic lol
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Lol righttt
Not really that funny... what if the masks are part of the Luciferian agenda? Masks are part of occult practice, signifying forsaking your former identity, and submitting to a new master. Not good. Not all that funny.
@@BobbieBlair you're right I thought it was funny but yes NOT FUNNY. very serious♥️
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Shout out for the "Cafés do Brasil" on the background!
I have read the this book
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Why did you leave out Daniel as a major prophet ? Just on length alone ? Most scholars have included Daniel as a major prophet.
How do we get access to all sessions and the study guides?
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How do we get the study guide?
Is there a place to find and print study or work sheets?
I wish I could get the whole series. Do you offer scholarships?
It’s on RUclips
1 Corinthians 14:34-35
how can i get your books?
View them here: store.seedbed.com/collections/epic-of-eden
Hi im am looking for the other sessions after session 1 could some one please share me the link thank you
Check under playlist (Epic of Eden)
The first messiah is Shah Cyrus of Persia (Ch 45).
Stop reading the book of second opinion
@@maryleo9595 Maybe you should learn a little Hebrew! I read the Hebrew, you are reading a translation, a second opinion.
@@maryleo9595 It's in the Hebrew Scriptures, was there something before that?
Where are the rest of the studies at?
Check under playlist (Epic of Eden)
Remember that those that once had Satan as stand will be given a mark from christians. 1256AD. This is so God can be concerned for rejoice!
This Isaiah thing happened 256AD. He spike to demons and lucifer. He realized they were evil however, didint realize they were "demons". He hadnt realized evil was bad!
I understand where Seedbed is coming from, I feel exactly the same when I read Odyssey. Odyssey is subjective better and objectively a more realistic faerie tale than Isaiah.
Do you like numbers and the word overwhelming and i? She wants a big book i will give it up. She it's going to struggle with a big book
The prophet Isaiah is quoted or referred to some eighty-five times in the New Testament.
Unless she ties theses together, I'm not sure you'll get the true meaning of Isaiah.
The OT conceals the NT reveals :)
The servant is holy
Question. Isaiah 1 lists the sins of Sodom and Gomorrah. V17 says their sins says they didn't "Defend the cause of the fatherless, plead the cause of the widow." In Gen 19, it says "ALL the men of Sodom..." If ALL the men of Sodom were gay, where did the fatherless and widows come from? If they were all gay, there wouldn't have been any fatherless and widows. Solution: In Gen 19 the Hebrew word for "men" is enowsh and in dozens of places. eg Ex 10:7 "Let the people go" - same word. There is only ONE verse in the NT that says the sins of Sodom were sexual - Jude 7. The Greek is sarkos heteras. Sarkos means "flesh" and we get our word "heterosexual" from heteras. The sexual sins of Sodom and Gomorrah were hetrerosexual, NOT homosexual. There are many other verses. I was a Baptist Pastor and missionary and I am proudly gay and that has been proven medically during electronic shock therapy. Please don't twist the translation of the original languages to attack people who God has created gay and that is now medically proven. People do NOT chose to be gay. They are BORN gay.
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Let’s get to the point
There is only one group of people that fit all of the curses in deutronomy 28 ONLY ONE PEOPLE’S were sold and slaved with iron collars round their necks and that is the stolen AFRICANS. YAHWEH OH FATHER HeShem n the name of Yashua HAMACHIACH let the truth be revealed. HalleluYAH
Was trying to enjoy this study but as soon as she said "the civil rights movement has not worked yet" - she lost me. What a dig to all the incredible fruit of that movement and the advances that have been made because of that movement. Do we live in a perfect world? no. But are we in the same place we were before that movement - double no.
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You missed it, civil rights movement has not worked "yet".
I'm going to always listen to you when your lessons come on on.I always say, how can a human preach this gospel and be conformed to the evil ways of this society/world structure. It's the Messiah first not race/country first. When you spoke about King I literally wanted to stop you right in the middle of your lesson and say this is the role white America must play if this gospel is to be preached. I always said I would rather live next to Malcolm x or Elijah Muhammad than Billy graham, Charles Stanley, Jerry Falwell and that's sad because Malcolm and Elijah have completely different ideologies then me when it comes to the Messiah,yet Billy, Charles, and Jerry has the same as I do but Billy and Jerry ran segregated churches...and yet claim to be followers of the Messiah. That baffles me, I'm appalled by that.I can never believe that someone can have the Messiah favor/wisdom/understanding and be a race/ country first human. I'm saying all this to say it's the Messiahs way first, I don't care where we're at in time we must never conform to anyway not compatible to his. Clearly you are a Messiah first person. So when I hear you bring up past references in this country and not the usual Hitler usage for evil, and you talk about Mlk, civil rights and those matters, yes you are worthy to speak to masses of all people all people and I'm very proud of you for that I really am,not that I'm somebody special it's just hard listening trump loving republican evangelicals preaching this gospel,I'm sorry but I can't listen to them the minute I smell it I'm turn away. Not that the democrats are far from them either but it's the Messiah first and nothing else. I never heard him rooting for Ceasar, Herod, or the pharisees or saducees. I'm sorry for texting this long but I'm elated by your speaking it reminds me of Robin Di'Angelo,Jane Elliot only your preaching the gospel which makes it wonderful to hear. Thanks keep preaching.
Itchy ear teaching 100%
If this was my Teacher i would Feel like Committing Suicide , i don't think i could last i Hour of her Voice.
God Give me Strength
Now if it was Walter Veith Teaching i wouldn't want to Leave the Classroom , that Man has the Voice and Knowledge i Crave for
Walter is a Professor , you should check him out
Grow up
A woman teaching the brethren! Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
Why not? Scripture doesn't oppose it. Unless, of course, you have been indoctrinated with false teaching..