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ELIS H A A S TU D Y IN
D O U B LE AN O IN TIN G
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PART 9
LESSON 301
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series, we saw how anoint ing can be

carried by words of t he anoint ed t o rem ove t he but s in any
life or t o inflict punishm ent on sinners. We shall now cont inue
our st udy by exam ine t wo different life sit uat ions in I I Kings 6.
May t he Lord bless us richly as we st udy in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
A N O I N T I N G I S T H E GR EA T ES T I N S U R A N CE
AGAI N ST D I SASTER
Anoint ing has it s' own problem s, but t hey are good
problem s Luke.1: 37; I I Kings 6: 1- 7. Those who solve t he
problem s of t he anoint ed are solving t heir own problem s
t oo I Kings 17: 8- 16; I I Kings 4: 8- 17. Moreover, t hose who
know t he value of anoint ing never st ay afar from t he
anoint ed because anoint ing is t he great est insurance
against disast er Ps. 34: 5; I I Kings 2: 2- 6.
2.
TH E AN OI N TI N G H AS AN UN SEEN BOD YGUARD

The anoint ed is endowed wit h supernat ural audio- visual
powers, which frust rat e t he plans of t he enem y I I Kings
6: 8- 13; I I Kings 5: 26. This is one of t he reasons why t he
devil respect s t he anoint ed Judges 15: 11- 16; Heb. 13: 56. Moreover, anoint ing can m ake t he blind see and t he
seeing blind I I Kings 1: 9- 14; John 9: 40- 41; Act s 13: 8- 12;
also t he anoint ing has an unseen body guard John 1: 4550; John 14: 16.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Mat t . 8: 41- 45; I Sam . 22: 1- 2.
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PART 1 0
LESSON 302
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series we saw t hat t he anoint ing can
m ake iron swim i.e. m ake t he im possible. We also saw t hat
t he reason why t he anoint ed is always cool is because he can
see what ot hers cannot see; his fiery bodyguards. Today as we
cont inue our st udy m ay God bless us richly in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
I F YOUR W AYS PLEASE GOD YOUR EN EM I ES W I LL

BE AT PEACE W I TH YOU.
I t is unusual for t he devil t o t ry t o t urn every sit uat ion
against t he anoint ed, I I Kings 6: 24- 27, 30 but God always
frust rat es t he devil's plans in fact I I Kings 18: 17- 18, if a
m an's ways please t he Lord Prov. 16: 7; Heb. 11: 6. He will
cause his enem ies t o be at peace wit h him Luke 7: 50;
Mat t . 9: 22; Mat t . 9: 29; Rom . 3: 3- 4. Moreover what you
receive by fait h is what you get while your doubt s cannot
m ake God a liar.
2.
TH E W ORD OF GOD W RI TTEN OR SPOKEN BY H I S

AN OI N TED I S SETTLED
God can use anybody t o achieve his purpose and t o bring
his word t o pass I I Kings 5: 1- 4; I I Sam . 17: 1- 4. He
cont rols bot h t he seen and unseen forces t o bless one and
curse anot her wit h t hem I Sam . 24: 24- 42; I I Sam . 17: 2729, He will not let his Word writ t en or spoken by his
anoint ed fall t o t he ground I Kings 17: 8- 16; I I Chro.
20: 22- 25; I sa. 55: 10- 11.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Exo. 3: 5; Mat t . 21: 21; Heb. 3: 18- 19; I sa.
55: 12- 13.
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PART 1 1
LESSON 303
I N TROD UCTI ON :
or weeks past we had been looking at t he life and m inist ry
of Elisha as a case st udy in double anoint ing. I n t his
concluding part of t he series, we wish t o look at t he deat h of
Elisha and t he lessons we can learn from it . May t he Lord bless us
richly as we st udy in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
TH E SECURI TY OF A N ATI ON I S ACTUALLY I N TH E

H AN D S OF TH E AN OI N TED W I TH I N TH AT N ATI ON
Any child of God, anoint ed or not , can go hom e t o heaven
in eit her of t wo ways; by rapt ure or sleeping in t he Lord I I
Kings 13: 14- 21; I Thess. 4: 13- 17; I I Kings 2: 11; Deut .
34: 1- 8. But as long as t he anoint ed lives, his personal
bodyguard will ensure t he securit y of his nat ion I I Cor. 4: 7;
Psalm 34: 7; Psalm 68: 17. And any ruler who cooperat es
fully wit h t he anoint ed in his dom ain will have a successful
reign I I Chro. 20: 1- 24; I Sam . 13: 8- 14; I Sam . 15: 22- 28.
2.
TH E M I N I STRY OF TH E AN OI N TED N EVER EN D S.

The usefulness of t he anoint ed does not end wit h his
eart hly life. I nfact once anoint ed, t hey rem ain useful for all
et ernit y. Mat t . 17: 1- 3; Rev. 11: 1- 2; I I Kings 2: 13- 15; I I
Kings 2: 9- 12; Act s 10: 38; John 14: 12.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Gen. 5: 24; I I Tim . 4: 6; I I Chr. 32: 7; Ps.

55: 18.
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A H EART W ITH ID O L - PART 1
LESSON 304
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n I dolat ry is not an occasional sin. I t is som et hing t hat
rules us, and m akes us it s slave. Christ doesn't personally
dest roy t he sin of idolat ry and self wit hin us. Rat her, He
point s t o t hem . May t he Lord bless us as we st udy at His feet in
Jesus m ight y Nam e. Am en.
1.
TH E I D OL OF LUST
Sin com m it t ed in t he sanct uary and out side it will be
punished. Exodus 25: 1- 13, Exo. 34: 12- 14; I I Thess. 2: 34; Rom . 6: 23. There should be no relat ionship wit h t he
ungodly. Disobedience t o God's word will bring sudden
dest ruct ion. God will only m ake covenant of peace wit h
any one who would dest roy t he idol I I Cor. 6: 16- 17 Jam es.
1: 15; I saiah 52: 11; Pro. 29: 1, I Cor. 5: 11- 13; I I Chr.
36: 15- 16; Mal. 2: 4- 5.
Fu r t h e r Re a din g: Psalm . 106: 30
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LESSON 305
I N TROD UCTI ON :
hen God shows us an idol wit hin us, we m ust dem olish it
com plet ely. We can not secret ly harbor t he slight est
int ent ion of ever using t he idol again. Today we want t o
st urdy about t he idol of rebellion and pride. May t he Lord bless us,
as we st udy at His feet in Jesus m ost powerful nam e. Am en.
1.
TH E I D OL OF REBELLI ON AN D PRI D E.
Rebellion goes hand in hand wit h wit chcraft . I t m akes you
t o disobey God and also doubt Him Deut . 9: 7; Num bers
16: 28- 33; 11Sam . 18: 9- 14; Exodus 15: 24; 1 Cor. 10: 10.
I t involves disrespect for leaders and t he deat h penalt y is
different from t he com m on deat h, m urm uring is t he
danger sign Gal. 3: 1; Num bers 14: 9- 12; I t will t urn God t o
be your enem y.
Fu r t h e r Re a din g: 1 Sam . 15: 23; Gal. 5: 7- 8
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ESTH ER : CASE STU D Y
IN VESSELS U N TO H O N O U R PART 1
LESSON 306
I N TROD UCTI ON :
he Bible t eaches t hat t here are kinds of people or Vessels
in any great house. Som e of t hese vessels are unt o honour
and som e unt o dishonour. I I Tim . 2: 20. To be a vessel unt o
honour is a cost ly endeavour, but a very wort hwhile one. As we
st udy t he life of Est her, m ay we find grace t o becom e vessels unt o
honour for God in Jesus nam e. Am en.
1.
TH ERE I S A QUEEN ON LY BECAUSE TH ERE I S A

KI N G: TH ERE ARE CH RI STI AN S ON LY BECAUSE
TH ERE I S CH RI ST
Ahasuerus reigned over a large kingdom and was very
wealt h Est . 1, Ps. 24: 1. But t here is a king above all kings,
who reigns over all and owns all Ps. 19: 1- 3; Hag. 2: 8; I sa.
55: 1. His nam e is Jesus Christ . Queen Vasht i was free t o
enj oy as m uch as she want ed provided she rem em bered
t hat she was queen because she belonged t o a king Rev.
19: 7- 9; Ps. 34: 10; John 10: 10; Ph. 4: 13, 19. Every
Christ ian is free t o alive life m ore abundant provided
he/ she put s Christ first John 15: 5; Dan. 4: 28- 33.
2.
W ATCH AN D PRAY
We m ust realize t hat all gift s are from God and are t o be
used for Him Jam es. 1: 17; John 3: 27; Rom . 13: 7.
Consequent ly, we m ust always have t im e for God because
honour m ust be given t o Him unt o whom honour is due Ph.
2: 9- 10; I sa. 15: 22- 28; I Sam . 16: 14; Luke 14: 11; John
15: 2; Mk. 13: 35- 37; Thess. 5: 6. The enem y is also
const ant ly looking for an opport unit y t o st rike and displace
a vessel unt o honour I I Tim . 4: 5. Wat ch and pray.
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PART 2
LESSON 307
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he 1st part of t his series, as we st udied what happened t o
Vasht i t he form er queen of king Ahaseurus, we saw how God
want s t he Christ ian t o enj oy life t o t he full provided he put s
God first all t he t im e. We also saw t he need t o wat ch and pray
const ant ly. I n t his second part , we are int roduced t o Est her
proper. May God bless us richly as we st udy in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
TH ERE I S N O ROOM FOR A VACUUM I N N ATURE

PH YSI CAL OR SPI RI TUAL
When one queen fell, t here was soon a suggest ion for a
replacem ent . This is because t here is no room for a
vacuum in nat ure Est . 2: 1- 18; Mat t . 12: 43- 45, I Sam .
16: 14; Ps. 51: 11; John 1: 11- 12; Rom . 11: 11- 21; Eph.
2: 5; Rom . 9: 15; I Pet . 5: 5; I Sam . 15: 22; John 15: 16;
Jere. 1: 4- 5; I sa. 49: 1; Ps. 75: 5- 7; Mat t . 23: 12; Act s
15: 18. Est her found grace and favour wit h everyone
because she was hum ble, Obedient and subm issive Heb.
13: 5- 6. Consequent ly, God who always respect s t he
hum ble and is a help of t he helpless prom ot ed her Ps.
46: 1- 3.
2.
M AN Y ARE CALLED , FEW ARE CH OSEN

Many virgins were invit ed, but only one was chosen and
t he chosen one was t he excellent one Mat t . 20: 16.
However, God can t urn a slave t o a queen and give vict ory
t o whom soever, pleases Him I Pet . 2: 9; I Cor. 9: 24. t hat is
why t hose who rem ained vessels unt o honour forever are
t hose who rem ained obedient t o God forever I Cor. 9: 24;
Ps. 113: 7- 8; Ecc. 9: 11; Deut . 8: 10- 14; 17- 20.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Rom . 9: 16; Jam es 4: 6

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PART 3
LESSON 308
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series, we learnt t hat t here is no room
for a vacuum in nat ure, when one queen fall anot her one rose
t o t ake her place. We also saw t hat t he st at em ent of our Lord
t hat m any are called but few are chosen had always been t rue.
Today as we st udy chapt er 3, and 4 of t he book of Est her, we
begin t o see som e crucial charact erist ic of a vessel unt o honour.
May you be a vessel unt o honour in Jesus nam e.
1 . GOD M UST COM E FI RST ALL TH E TI M E

There are occasions when children of God m ay have t o disobey
t he orders of t he Governm ent i.e. when t hose orders cont ravene
t he higher orders of t he King of Kings Act s 3: 4; Act s 5: 27- 32;
Exo. 1: 15- 21; Dan. 3: 13- 18. While we m ust give honour t o
whom honour is due, t he one who knows t he end from t he
beginning m ust have pre- em inence in all t hings at all t im es Dan.
6: 7- 10; Act s 15: 18; Eph. 5: 18; John 14: 1.
2 . VESSELS ARE M AD E TO BE USED : TO LEAD US TO SERVE
Vessels, whet her unt o honours or not , are m ade t o be used I
Sam . 16: 11- 16; Rev. 2: 10; Mat t . 10: 39; John 12: 24- 25; Mark
2: 18- 20. He who would lead m ust be willing t o serve and t o lay
down his life if need be I Sam . 15: 1- 3. I f a chosen vessel fails t o
perform , God, who has a t housand ways t o solve a problem , will
arrange for a subst it ut e I Sam . 17: 45- 47; Jude 6: 11- 16; Exo.
3: 7- 12; John 15: 16; I Kings 17: 8- 16; I I Kings 4: 11; Mat t . 3: 9;
Mat t . 19: 37- 40; I Sam . 2: 27- 31.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Act . 4: 18- 20; Jos. 1: 1- 6.
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PART 4 (B)
LESSON 309
I N TROD UCTI ON :
H E COUN SEL OF TH E W I CKED SH ALL N OT STAN D

Aft er Est her had proved her subm ission t o t he king beyond
all doubt s, she rose up boldly against t he enem y and t he
enem y was on his kneels begging for m ercy.
Est . 7, Jam es 4: 7; I sa. 54: 17; Ps. 68: 1; Ph. 2: 10; Ps. 5: 7; Pro.
11: 8; I sa. 43: 3- 4; Ps. 7: 15; Ps. 9: 15- 16. Wit hin a short t im e, t he
enem y had fallen int o his own pit Dan. 6: 24; Ps. 37: 35- 36.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Psalm 20: 7- 8; Pro. 11: 17.
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LESSON 310
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series, we saw t he counsel of t he wicked
against t he right eous cannot st and and how inst ead t he
enem y will end up in t he pit he dug for t he right eous ones. As
we cont inue our st udy, we find Est her and Modecai t rying t o undo
what Hum an had done. May t he Lord use us t o undo what sat an
had done t o our people in Jesus nam e. Am en.
1.
TH E W EALTH OF TH E W I CKED SH ALL BE SPEN T BY

TH E RI GH TEOUS
The house of lat e Ham an was t ransferred t o Est her who
put Modecai in charge Est her 8, Pro, 13: 22; Pro. 12: 7; in
t he hands of Ham an now rest ed securely in t he hands of
som eone who would use it for beneficial purposes Pro.
11: 28; Pro. 13: 21; Ps. 49: 10; John 1: 11- 12. Jesus is t he
RI NG of t he Alm ight y God and is t he secret of t he Power of
t he Christ ian Rom . 8: 32; John 14: 14.
2.
TH E VESSEL UN TO H ON OUR D OES N OT LI VE FOR

H I M SELF: H E LI VES TO SERVE OTH ERS.
The principal concern of every vessel unt o honour is t he
well being of his people Mark 16: 17- 18; Act s. 3: 60B; Act s
8: 5- 8. That is why every believer, arm ed wit h t he nam e of
Jesus m ust spend his live undoing what Sat an had done t o
his people, t hereby rest oring t heir j oy Jer. 8: 21- 22, Rom .
8: 31; I John 3: 8.
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LESSON 311
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series, we saw how wealt h of t he wicked
is st ored up for t he use of t he right eous. We also discovered
t hat JESUS is t he Ring ( i.e.) Power of God and we can use his
Nam e t o undo what ever Sat an had done t o our people and us. As
we go part of t his series, m ay t he Lord confirm us as vessels unt o
hoinour int o t he concluding in his hands in Jesus nam e. Am en.
1.
A VESSEL UN TO H ON OUR I S A SOLD I ER OF TH E

CROSS
The Jews led by Est her and Mordecai went about
dest roying t heir enem ies rut hlessly. A vessel unt o honour
is not a civilian, he is called t o be a soldier of t he cross Est .
9: 10, I I Tim . 2: 3- 4; Jam es 4: 7. He m ust fight rut hlessly
against Sat an and his host s I Pet . 5: 8- 9; Exo. 3: 7- 10;
Mat t . 28: 18- 20; Jos. 14: 6- 12; Judg. 14: 5- 15; Judge.
15: 9- 13; Judge 15: 9- 13; Judges 15: 14- 15; I Sam .
17: 44- 49.
2.
N EVER GI VE TH E D EVI L A BREATH I N G SPACE

The Jews did not st rike at t heir enem ies only once I sa.
54: 17; I I Kings 13: 15- 19; Judges 2: 1- 3; I Sam . 17: 4;
Jos. 11: 21- 22; Eph. 6: 11- 13. They kept st riking unt il all
t he enem ies were eit her dead or t hey becom e Jews; t he
vessel unt o honour m ust never give Sat an a breat hing
space. Keep firing I Thess. 5: 16- 18; Ph. 3: 12- 14.
Fu r t h e r Re a din g: John 16: 24; I Tim . 6: 12
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LESSON 312
I N TROD UCTI ON :
o overcom e t he bat t le of life we should not use t he wrong
sword inst ead, we are t o use t he weapons t hat are not
carnal I I Cor. 10: 3- 5. May t he Lord bless us richly as we
st udy at His feet in Jesus m ight y nam e. Am en.
1.
W E N EED GOD 'S H ELP I N TI M ES OF BATTLE AN D

W H EN TH E BATTLE I S OVER.
Many a t im es we fight t he world bat t le wit h great
inspirat ion, power and spirit ual vict ory only t o becom e
carnal fleshly and defeat ed, when anot her bat t le arises I
Sam . 21: 1- 15; Joshua 7: 3- 4; Mat t . 26: 40- 43; John
18: 10- 11; Luke 18: 1; I saiah 40: 31; Zech. 4: 6; John
15: 5; Act s. 12: 5; I I Cor. 1: 11; Eph. 6: 18. Therefore we
should t ake heed I Thess. 5: 17; I Cor. 10: 11- 12; Rom .
10: 21; I I Cor. 10: 5.
2.
TH E EN D RESULT OF BACKSLI D I N G
When a child of God backslide's fear ent ers t he heart and is
quickly followed by confussion and depression Prov.
29: 25; Psalm 27: 1- 3; I I Sam . 1: 27; Rev. 21: 27. We are
t em pt ed t o t wist t he t rut h and t ell lies. Our t est im ony, m ay
t hen becom e so blem ished, t hat t he worldly people laugh
at our folly, and m adness John 8: 44; John 8: 32; Judges
16: 24- 25.
Fu r t h e r Re a din g: Rom . 8: 15; I Sam . 17: 47.
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SAN CTIFICATIO N
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LESSON 313
I N TROD UCTI ON :
anct ificat ion, holiness and consecrat ion are synonym ous
t er m s, j u st i f i ca t i o n , d ea l s w i t h t h e q u i et a n d
condem nat ion of sin. Sanct ificat ion deals wit h power of
indwelling sin.
I n sanct ificat ion t here is bot h ( i) I nst ant aneous and ( ii) Pract ical
and progressive experience. May t he Lord bless us richly as we
st udy at His feet in Jesus m ost powerful Nam e. Am en.
1.
POSI TI ON AL AN D I N STAN TAN EOUS EXPERI EN CE

There is a sense in which t he believer is sanct ified
inst ant aneously, set aprt for God and clot hed in t he
right eousness of Christ I Cor. 1: 2; I I Thess. 2: 1- 3; John
17: 17; Heb. 13: 12; I Cor. 1: 30; I Pet . 1: 2; Act s 15: 9;
Rom . 4: 20- 24; Act s 10: 15- 28.
2.
PRACTI CAL AN D PROGRESS EXPERI EN CE

The believer walks wit h God, he becom es m ore and m ore
conform ed wit h t he likeness of Christ Heb. 12: 14; Gen.
39: 9; Luke 23: 42- 43; Gen. 5: 24; Heb. 11: 5; I I Cor. 7: 1;
Rom . 1: 7; Mat t . 5: 8; Lev. 11: 44. He dedicat es him self t o
t he services and worship of God Rom . 12: 1- 2; I I Tim .
2: 21; Rom . 6: 22; I Cor. 6: 19- 20.
Fu r t h e r Re a din g: I Pet . 1: 15- 16; I Thess. 5: 23.
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LESSON 314
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ife t im e is sowing t im e, each of us by t hought , word and

deed is const ant ly plant ing for fut ure reaping. We want t o
look int o t he rules of sowing and reaping. May t he Alm ight y
God bless us richly as we st udy at his feet in Jesus m ight y Nam e.
Am en.
1.
RULES OF SOW I N G AN D REAPI N G
Though t he seed m ay be sown secret , t he harvest can not be

concealed but will be open for all t o see Gal. 6: 7- 8; Judges 1: 6- 7;
Jam es 2: 13; I Sam . 15: 33; Rom . 2: 16; Luke 8: 17. Som et im es
t he fruit age m ay not be com plet ely viewed in t his world, a t im e is
com ing when every hidden and secret t hings shall be revealed in
t he j udgem ent Ecc. 12: 14; I I Cor. 5: 10; I I Cor. 9: 6; Jere. 17: 10.
There is always a t im e of wait ing bet ween t he sowing and t he
reaping, but t he harvest never fails Prov. 20: 12. The harvest will
always be great er t han t hat which is sown Jere. 32: 19.
Fu r t h e r Re a din g: Psalm 62: 12; I I Kings 5: 26: 27.
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PR EPAR ATIO N FO R AN O IN TIN G
LESSON 315
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very precious t hing cost s m oney, t im e, energy, effort , et c.
and t he m ore precious a t hing is, t he m ore cost ly it is t o
obt ain it . Wit hout doubt t he anoint ing t hat com es from God
is very precious indeed. We pray t hat as we st udy t onight . God
will give us t he grace t o pay t he cost of obt aining His anoint ing in
Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
AN OI N TI N G CAN N OT BE BOUGH T W I TH M ON EY,

YET I T COSTS.
Divine anoint ing only com es aft er genuine repent ance,
Godly sorrow over sin and fervent prayers Joel 2: 15- 29;
Act s 8: 18- 23; Ps. 34: 18; I sa. 57: 15; I sa. 66: 2; Joel 2: 13;
I I Cor. 7: 10; I Chr. 16: 11; Ps. 65: 2; Pro. 8: 17; I sa. 8: 8; I I
Chr. 20: 13; Deut . 24: 5; I Cor. 7: 5. These rule does not
have any except ions: it included bot h children and t he
newly wed. if you want t he anoint ing, you m ust pay t he
price Act s. 2: 1- 4.
2.
W H EN Y O U M EET GO D ' S CO N D I T I O N S, H I S
AN OI N TI N G W I LL FLOW
God is m erciful and he will gladly release his anoint ing on
anyone who is genuinely repent ant . Any genuine seeker
who is sold out t o God and a life of holiness will receive
from God j oy, divine com passion, prosperit y deliverance,
preservat ion and anoint ing. Ps. 126: 5- 6; Ps. 103: 13; I sa.
63: 9; Exo. 23: 25; Mat t . 6: 33; Ps. 9: 1- 3; I Cor. 10: 13; I I
Tim . 4: 18; Heb. 1: 9.
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LESSON 316
I N TROD UCTI ON :
ast week we discussed t he preparat ions necessary for
anoint ing t o flow freely. This week we wish t o discuss t he
purpose of anoint ing and how t o guard spirit ual powerfailure. May t he Lord bless us t rem endously as we st udy in Jesus
Nam e. Am en.
1.
AN OI N TI N G I S FOR CON QUEST

One of t he prim ary purposes of anoint ing is for conquest I
Sam . 17: 34- 37; Ps. 18: 16- 17; Ps. 63: 7; Ps. 77: 11; I
Kings 17: 17- 22; I King 18: 40; I I Kings 2: 19- 22; I I Cor.
1: 10; I I Tim . 4: 17- 18; I I Kings 4: 1- 7. Anoint ing is given
t o deal wit h lions, physical and spirit ual; t o clear giant
obst acles out of t he way; t o conquer even deat h and t o
execut e deliverance from dem onic influences, curse and
povert y Judg. 14: 5- 6; John 10: 10; I Pet . 5: 8- 9; Judge
15: 14- 15; Lev. 26: 8; Jos. 23: 10.
2.
H OW TO AVOI D SPI RI TUAL POW ER FAI LURE

Like elect ricit y, anoint ing can be int errupt ed by fuse
b low in g , sh or t - cir cu it in g , Wr on g con n ect ion an d
disconnect ion I I Kings 3: 13- 14; Jos. 7: 1- 5; I Sam . 16: 14;
Judge 16: 16- 20. Fort unat ely, each one could be
prevent ed or rect ified I I Kings 3: 15; Jos. 7: 10- 12; Jos.
7: 24- 25; Jos. 8: 18- 21; I Sam . 16: 23; Judge 16: 22; 2830.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Eccl. 7: 9; John 10: 10.
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LESSON 317
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he church is t o be a vehicle, t he body t hrough which a flow
of life and anoint ing can be m anifest ed. The anoint ing is
t he secret of deliverance t he breaking down of barriers and
t he elim inat ing of sin in lives. May t he Lord t each us as we st udy
at his feet in Jesus Might y Nam e. Am en.
1.
AN OI N TI N G I N TH E W ORD AN D TH E SPI RI T
The anoint ing is always associat ed wit h t he spirit , t he
word is quickened and m ade powerful because of an
anoint ing or unct ion Psalm 107: 20; I I Cor. 3: 6- 8; I I Cor.
10: 3- 5; Mat t . 8: 8; Rom . 8: 2; Hosea 4: 6. The anoint ing
can be felt spirit ually, m ent ally, physically t hrough one or
all of t hese channels. Heb. 4: 12; Jere. 23: 29; Mat t . 4: 3- 4;
Act s 8: 5- 8; Act s 14: 8- 10; Ps. 119: 33- 34.
2.
AN OI N TI N G D ESTROY'S TH E YOKE
Christ ians are t o rej oice in t he m idst of all t heir t roubles for
t he yokes, t hat Sat an will put upon t hem are already
broken t hrough t he anoint ing, t hey should calm t heir
possessions, because what ever t he bondage m ay be, t he
anoint ing of Jesus is different Gen. 13: 15; I sa. 10: 27;
Mat t . 11: 28- 30; I Cor. 2: 12; I sa. 14: 25- 26; I sa. 37: 3538.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: John 6: 63; I sa. 54: 17.
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AN D TH E G O D O F P EACE
LESSON 318
I N TROD UCTI ON :
he t hought s lay t he wires, which present ly convey t he
m essage, as you t hink so you are alm ost wit hout it . I n t his
st udy we are going t o t alk on t wo aspect s: ( i) The
im port ance of t hought s and ( ii) The secret of t he indwelling
presence of God of peace. May t he Lord bless us richly as we
st udy at His feet in Jesus Might y Nam e. Am en.
1.
TH E I M PORTAN CE OF OUR TH OUGH TS

To bring t he blessed dove t o brood in t he nest of our souls,
our t hought s m ust be right . Thought is im port ant because
it has a reflex effect upon t he whole charact er and because
we nat urally pursue our ideals. Phil. 4: 7- 8; Act . 8: 19- 21;
Pro. 15: 26; I sa. 55: 6; Mat t . 15: 19- 20; I Cor. 6: 19- 20;
Rom . 1: 28- 30.
2.
TH E SECRET OF TH E I N D W ELLI N G PRESEN CE OF

TH E GOD OF PEACE
Allow t he six angels ( i.e.) True, Honest , Just , Pure, Lovely,
Good report t o com e int o your soul, give t he ent ire cont rol
of your nat ure up t heir scene, God abides where t he heart
is kept free from evil t hought s Phil. 4: 8; Pro. 12: 19; Mal.
2: 6; Deut . 25: 15; Rom . 12: 17; Col. 4: 1; Deut . 16: 20;
Psalm 24: 3- 4; Mat t . 5: 8; Heb. 13: 1- 3.
Fu r t h e r Re a din g: Rom . 12: 10; Heb. 11: 1.
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LESSON 319
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it hin 2 years, t he first cent ury church covered t he world
wit h t he Gospel. How did t hey do it ? Can we use t he
sam e m et hods or weapons t oday? That is t he purpose
of t his new series. May t he Lord bless us richly as we st udy in
Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
TH E GOSPEL REACH ED TH E FI RST CEN TURY W ORLD

I N SI X STAGES
The hum an aut hor of t he Book of Act s is Dr. Luke and t he
correct t it le is Act s of Apost olic m en Act s 1: 1- 3; Luke 1: 3;
Act s 6: 7. The nam e of t he recipient , Theophilus, m eans, a
lover of God. The Book of Act s shows us how t he Church
spread from ( i) Jerusalem , t o ( ii) Palest ine, t o ( iii) Ant ioch,
t o ( iv) Asia Minor t o ( v) Europe, and finally t o ( iv) Rom e,
t he headquart ers of t he world. So t hat t he world was
reached in six st ages Act s 9: 31; Act s 12: 24; Act s. 16: 5;
Act s 28: 31.
2.
TH ERE I S A POW ER SUPERI OR TO POLI TI CAL

POW ER
Whenever God prom ises anyt hing, it will surely com e t o
pass Act s. 1: 4- 5; Ps. 119: 89; Num . 23: 19; I Sam . 15: 29;
Act s 1: 6- 7. And He has prom ised every believer som et hing
superior t o any polit ical power; t hat is spirit ual power, t he
power t hat t he Holy Spirit alone can give Zech. 4: 6; I Sam .
16: 4- 5; I Kings 17: 1; I I Kings 6: 21- 23; I I Kings 13: 14- 17.
You can receive t hat power t oday Act s 1: 8; John 14: 6;
Mat t . 24: 35; John 14: 14.
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PART 2
LESSON 320
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he 1st part of t his series, we saw how t he Gospel reached
t he t hen world in 6 st ages and t hat t here is a power superior
t o polit ical power. I n t his 2nd part we wish t o exam ine t hat
power m ore closely and t ake a look at anot her im port ant prom ise
of t he Bible. May t he Lord bless us as we st udy in Jesus Nam e.
Am en.
1.
M I R A CL E S A R E E S S E N T I A L T O E F F E CT I V E
EVAN GELI SM .
The reason why we need power from on high t o wit ness
effect ively is t hat unbelievers m ust see signs and wonders
t o convince t hem of t he realit y of t he Gospel of Jesus
Christ . For exam ple, each t im e a m iracle occurred in t he
early Church a lot of conversion followed.
2.
TH E KI N G I S COM I N G AGAI N .
The ascension of t he Lord Jesus Christ was a crucial
necessit y for us Christ ians. He had t o go far for several
reasons Act s. 1: 9- 11; John 16: 7; John 16: 12- 14; John
14: 15- 18; Heb. 7: 22- 27; I John 2: 1; I Tim . 2: 5; John
14: 1- 2. However, far m ore im port ant st ill is t he fact and
cert aint y t hat He will surely com e again Rev. 19: 5- 9; John
14: 3; Act s 1: 11. May we be ready when He shall com e.
Am en. Eph. 5: 25- 27; Mat t . 24: 40- 41; Heb. 10: 38- 39.
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TH E TR U E W O R S H IP
LESSON 321
I N TROD UCTI ON :
e should underst and what it is t o live in t he t em ple of
worship, perform ing every dut y as t o t he Lord, m ost of
our worship is m echanical in out ward post ure and
rout ine, whereas we ought t o worship t he Fat her in t he Spirit &
Trut h John 4: 24 May t he Lord bless us as we st udy at his feet in
Jesus Might y Nam e. Am en.
1.
TH E ACCEPTABLE W ORSH I P
True and accept able worship can only be done in t he heart
and m ind of a regenerat ed believer; God cannot accept
t he worship of an unsaved person Phi. 3: 3; John 4: 21- 23;
Act s. 10: 4- 6; I Cor. 2: 14- 16; I Cor. 1: 18; I I Cor. 3: 14;
Eph.4: 18; Heb. 5: 14; Rev. 14: 7; Psalm 96: 9; Mat t . 4: 10.
2.
TH E M OD E OF TRUE W ORSH I P
Jesus Christ should be our heart 's love and praises in our
worship. Believers should be conscious of what Christ did,
rem em brance of his at oning sacrifice, resurrect ion,
ascension, and his priest ly int ercession should fill
believers heart , t he flesh should not be allowed t o m ar t he
sacred m om ent s of spirit ual worship. I Cor. 1: 29- 31, I Pet .
2: 9, Ps. 9: 11, I sa. 42: 12, Rom ans 8: 1- 2, 5- 6, I Cor. 6: 15,
I John 2: 16.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Heb. 13: 15, I Chr. 16: 29
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PART 3
LESSON 322
I N TROD UCTI ON :
I n t he last part of t his series, we learnt t hat one of t he reasons
why we need t he of t he Holy Spirit is because m iracle are
essent ial t o effect ive evangelism . Furt herm ore, we also learnt
t hat probably t he m ost im port ant fact for all Christ ians is t hat
Christ is com ing again. Today, as we look at t he rest of t he 1st
chapt er of Act s, m ay t he Lord quicken our underst anding as we
st udy in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
TH ERE ARE CON D I TI ON S TO BE SATI SFI ED I F YOU

W AN T D I VI N E GUI D AN CE
The Apost les want ed t o fill t he vacancy creat ed by Judas
I scariot . But t hey sought guidance t he wrong way and
chose t he wrong m an. Am en Act s 1: 12- 26; Ps. 25: 9; I sa.
30; 21; I sa. 42: 16; Mic. 7: 8; Luke 1: 78- 79; Ps. 48: 14;
John 16: 13. Anyone who want s Divine guidance m ust
sat isfy cert ain condit ions according t o t he Script ure Job.
22: 21- 28; Prov. 4: 18.
2.
TH ERE ARE CRUCI AL LESSON S TO BE LEARN T FROM

TH E FALL OF JUD AS I SCARI OT
There are som e crucial lessons t o be learnt from t he fall of
Judas I scariot . Several t hings led t o t his fall, principal
am ong which are avarice, hypocrisy and t reachery. Every
Christ ian m ust flee t hese t hings in order not t o end up as
Judas did Mat t . 26: 14- 15; Am os. 2: 6; John 12: 4- 6; Ecc.
12: 14; Luke 22: 47- 48; Pro. 26: 27; Ps. 50: 17- 22; Ps.
49: 16- 20.
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TH E H OLY SPI RI T H AD BEEN ACTI VE ON EARTH

BEFORE TH E D AY OF PEN TECOST
The Holy Spirit is God and as such He is et ernal, t hat is He has
no beginning and not ending of days. On several occasions in
t he Old Test am ent , we can see t he Holy Spirit in operat ion.
However, som et hing very special happened on t he day of
Pent ecost ; t he dispensat ion of t he Holy Spirit began. Gen.
1: 1- 2; Gen. 6: 1- 3; Judge 13: 24- 15; Act s 16; Act s 7: 51; Act s
28: 25; John 14: 15- 16; I Cor. 3: 16.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: I I Cor. 5: 20; John 14: 15- 16.
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PART 4
LESSON 323
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series we saw t he folly of choosing first
and t hen asking t he Holy Spirit t o bless your choice. We also
learnt a lot of lessons from t he fall of Judas I scariot . Today, as
we m ove t o t he next chapt er of t he Book of Act s, we pray t hat God
will bless us richly in Jesus nam e. Am en.
1.
TH E H OLY SPI RI T I S GI VEN FOR TH E H ARVESTI N G

OF SOULS
The feast of Pent ecost is held form 6t h t o 13t h of June aft er
t he harvest ing of wheat Act s 2: 1- 4; Act s 2: 41. This shows
clearly t hat t he Holy Spirit choose t his day of Pent ecost t o
com e because t he principal purpose of t he Holy Spirit is t o
harvest souls and t o separat e t he wheat from t he t ares
John 16: 7- 13; Exo. 32: 26- 28.
2.
TH ERE W AS A PURPOSE BEH I N D TH E TARRYI N G OF

TH E APOSTLES TOO
Som e of t he reasons why t he Apost les had t o t arry long in
t he upper room before t he Holy Spirit descended on t hem
are t o have t im e t o ( i) pray ( ii) repent t horoughly ( iii)
m edit at e ( iv) surrender and ( v) obey. I I Chr. 7: 14; I John
1: 9; Rom . 13: 8; Ps. 66: 18; I Cor. 1: 20; I Cor. 1: 25; Ps.
73: 21- 24; I Sam . 2: 3- 4; Ps. 73: 26; I Cor. 1: 27; Ps.
73: 27- 28; Rom . 6: 13; John 4: 34; Act s 5: 32; Mat t . 18: 19;
Jer. 29: 13.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Act s 1: 8; Eccl. 9: 16- 17.
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PART 5
LESSON 324
I N TROD UCTI ON :
ast week we learnt t hat Holy Spirit was present in t he
Pent ecost because power giving t o us is t o reap som e soul
and t o separat e t ears from wheat . Today, as we st udy in t he
book of Act s 2: 1- 4 m ay t he Lord bless m ight ily in Jesus Nam e.
Am en.
1.
BOD Y OF CH RI ST I S ON E
Jesus t he head of t he Church is one so also your bodies, if it
is som e part s belonging t o t he body Act s 2: 1- 4; Rom .
12: 4- 5; I Cor. 10: 17; Gal. 3: 28; I Cor. 1: 10; Eph. 4: 3; I
John 4: 17; Psalm 119: 63. St ill t hose who will be wort hy t o
be part one body m ust be separat ed from som e cert ain
t hings because j ust as head is like wise is t he body I Pet .
1: 15- 16; I Pet . 2: 26; I Pet . 3: 8; Phil. 1: 27; Mat t . 18: 19.
2.
D I VI N E FI RE I S A SI GN REVEALI N G FROM ABOVE

A lot of special Divine Happening com es suddenly, because
of t his lesson every Christ ian m ust be prepared fully every
t im e. When t he Holy Spirit is Et ernal, He cam e like a fire.
I n ot her t o realize kind of power t hat is supernat ural or
superceded any kind which person have known or person
which we have seen before. Mal. 3: 1; Mat t . 24: 27; Act .
9: 1- 3; Mich. 3: 8; Zech. 4: 6; Psalm 50: 3; I sa. 66: 15;
Num . 11: 25; Num . 24: 1- 9; John 6: 34; I Sam . 10; 10; I
Sam . 19: 20; Act . 2: 38.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Psalm 91: 3; I John 1: 7.
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PART 6
LESSON 325
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series, we saw t hat t here should be no
division in t he t rue body of Christ , t hat t he great happening
of God are always sudden and t hat Divine fire is always a sign
of Divine presence and power. Today as we look at Act s 2: 5- 13,
we pray t hat t he Alm ight y will bless us m ore t han ever before, in
Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
W H EN H EAVEN CAM E D OW N , N OI SE FI LLED TH E

CI TY
On t he day of Pent ecost , heaven cam e and brought it s
j oyful noise wit h it . Like t hose in heaven, t hose of us who
have t ast ed or seen t he m iracles of God, t hose who are
expect ing His wonders and even t hose who t hink t hey had
lost a m iracle should st ill shout for j oy. Act s 2: 5- 13; Rev.
19: 5- 6; Rev. 19: 7; I sa. 6: 1- 4; Rom . 8: 37; Ps. 66: 1- 4;
Jos. 6: 16- 20; Rom . 8: 28.
2.
TH ERE I S AN EARTH LY W I N E AN D A H EAVEN LY

W I N E ALSO
Children of God are for signs and wonders t o t he world,
especially when t hey are filled wit h t he new wine of t he
Holy Spirit . Because j ust as t here is an eart hly wine, so
also t here is a heavenly wine. Ps. 71: 7; Act s 3: 6- 10; Ps.
78: 32; Dan. 6: 25- 27; Rev. 22: 11- 12; John 4: 13- 14; John
7: 37- 39; I sa. 55: 1; I sa. 35: 4- 7.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Ps. 47: 1; Eph. 5: 18.
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PART 7
LESSON 326
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series, we saw t hat when Holy Spirit
cam e down, t he j oyful noise of heaven cam e down t oo. Som e
were am azed and som e m ocked. Today, as we cont inue our
st udy, m ay t he Holy Spirit fill us t o overflowing in Jesus Nam e.
Am en.
1.
TH E H OLY SPI RI T KN OW S TH E FUTURE AN D CAN

REVEAL I T TH ROUGH PROPH ECY.
Paul exhort s believers t o covet t he gift of prophecy
because he knows t hat is one way t hey could know about
t he fut ure Act s 14: 18; I Cor. 14: 39; Jer. 1: 9; I I Sam .
23: 2; Act s 19: 6; Act s 21: 11. Also, it is also one way by
which t hey could det ect false prophecies, since prophecies
could com e from various sources, even from evil and lying
spirit s I Kings 22: 20- 22; I sa. 8: 19- 20; Mat t . 8: 29; Act s.
16: 17; Jer. 23: 31- 32; I I Chr. 7: 14; Rev. 19: 10; Mat t .
23: 37- 39. Every believer should be able t o det ect false
prophecies prom pt ly, part icularly in t he last days.
2.
TH E H OLY SPI RI T CAN ALSO REVEAL TH E FUTURE

TH ROUGH VI SI ON S AN D D REAM S.
A vision is a direct illum inat ion from God, at t im es given t o
t hose who are t oo busy t o hear t he sm all st ill voice of God
Exo. 3: 1- 4; Act s 9: 1- 4; Jos. 5: 13- 65; Jud. 6: 11- 21; Act s.
16: 22- 24; Luke 1: 26- 38; Act . 10: 9- 20; Exo. 3: 1- 10; Act s
10: 1- 8; Act s 9: 10- 16; I sa. 6: 1- 5; Dan. 5: 1- 5; 25- 30;
Gen. 20: 3; Gen. 11: 25- 32. Dream s are m ore gent le and
subt le m eans of learning about t he fut ure. As in t he case of
prophecies, bot h visions and dream m ust be properly
checked against t he set t led word of God. Dan. 7: 1, 9- 11;
I I Cor. 11: 14; Gal. 1: 9; John 15: 12.
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LESSON 327
I N TROD UCTI ON :
here is always a danger when a believer is no m ore
int erest ed in his Lord, because God is not happy wit h t hose
who left t heir first love and zeal for him Rev. 2: 4- 5. May t he
Lord bless us richly as we st udy at His feet in Jesus Might y Nam e.
Am en.
1.
D ETERI ORATI ON OF BACKSLI D I N G

I t is possible for a saint t o backslide if he is not wat chful
and prayerful. Sinners are bet t er t han backslider, because
a backslider is like an anim al and a fool. I I Pet . 2: 20- 22;
Mat t . 26: 40- 41; I I Tim . 4: 10; I I Tim . 2: 17- 19; Heb.
10: 37- 39; Mat t . 12: 43- 45; Luke 11: 26; Luke 12: 47;
Mat t . 26: 23- 24; John 17: 12; John 6: 70- 71; John 13: 27;
Pro. 26: 11; Exodus 8: 15.
2.
H OPE OF REAL RESTORATI ON

God prom ises t o heal backsliders on condit ion t hat t hey
repent and t heir heart are washed. You need a cont rit e and
hum ble spirit before you can rest ored. Jere. 3: 22; 4: 14;
I saiah 57: 12- 21; Ezekiel 18: 30- 32; I sa. 66: 2; I sa. 57: 15;
John 1: 9; Luke 22: 31- 34; Jam es 4: 7- 11.
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TH E U P P ER R O O M EXP ER IEN CE
LESSON 328
I N TROD UCTI ON :
e are well aware t hat what we need t oday is not power

of t his world, but t he power of God i.e. t he Upper Room
experience which is t he Holy Spirit . May t he Lord t each
us as we st udy at His feet in Jesus Might y Nam e. Am en.
1.
STEPS TO TH E UPPER ROOM EXPERI EN CE

The lent ical worship of God, in t he Old Test am ent shows
t he st ep ( i) t he t respass offerings for com m it t ed sin ( ii) t he
sin offering for sanct ificat ion, heart purit y ( iii) and t he
glory of God upon t he high priest t ypifying t he bapt ism of
t he Holy Spirit .
Lev. 8: 10- 14; Lev. 6: 4- 7; Act s 1: 4- 8; Mat t . 3: 11- 12; John
14: 17; Act s 2: 1; John 17: 17; Act s 1: 12- 14; Luke 24: 49.
2.
TH E EXPERI EN CE OF TH E H OLY SPI RI T

Your fait h should st and in t he power of God. You need t he
com fort er t o prot ect you from error.
I Cor. 2: 5; John 14: 26; John 16: 7; John 16: 13; Act s 2: 46; Act s 46: 47; Jam es 3: 13- 18.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Zech 4: 6; Act s 2: 39.
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TH E S O U L IS ETER N AL
LESSON 329
I N TROD UCTI ON :
he soul is et ernal and shall never, never die. The real us is
our soul ( i.e.) . Man is an et ernal being, t hat will live forever
eit her in hell or in God's presence for ever and ever. May t he
Lord t each us t oday as we st udy at His feet in Jesus Might y nam e.
Am en.
1.
BOD Y OR TH E OUTW ARD M AN M ORTAL

The out ward- m an is m ort al. I t was m ade out of t he dust ,
given nat ural food t o sust ain it , and nat ural work t o
perform , also m at rim ony was inst it ut ed Rom . 8: 11; Gen.
2: 7; Gen. 3: 19; Gen. 1: 29; Gen. 2: 15; Gen. 2: 24; Mat t .
19: 5; The body is our eart hly house.
I Cor. 6: 16- 18; Mark 10: 7; I I Pet . 1: 13- 14; I I Cor. 5: 1.
2.
SOUL OR TH E I N W ARD I M M ORTAL

We shall be like angels aft er t he resurrect ion. No m arriage,
no deat h; our inward m an is renewed day by day, no body
can kill t he soul. The soul of t he ancient prophet ess are
st ill living I Cor. 15: 53; Luke 20: 35- 36; I I Cor. 4: 16; Rom .
12: 2; Mat t . 10: 28; Jam es 4: 12; Mat t . 22: 32; Deut . 34: 516; Mat t . 17: 1- 3; Act s 7: 59; I I Cor. 5: 8; John 17: 24. To be
absent from t he body is t o be present wit h t he Lord. There
is punishm ent from t he souls t hat sinnet h. Ezekiel 18: 4;
Luke 16: 23- 31; Eccl. 12: 7; John 5: 24- 29.
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LESSON 330
I N TROD UCTI ON :
e ought not t o st ay t ill day of t em pt at ion. Before t he
t im e, we ought t o prepare and exam ine it by ourselves.
What is t he reason for exam ining ourselves? Area t o
exam ine we will expose in t his t opic, m ay t he Lord bless us as we
st udy under His feet in Jesus Might y nam e. Am en.
1.
W H AT ARE TH E REASON OF EXAM I N ATI ON S GOD

I n assurance, To know whet her we m easure t o God's
st andard. I f not so, for us t o j udge ourselves and bring
back t o m arried what is not norm al and also have
assurance of being in fait h. I I Cor. 11: 28: 32; I Cor. 13: 5; I I
Cor. 4: 10- 11; Gal. 2: 20; Jere. 3: 40; Ps. 1: 19- 50; Jere.
24: 7; Hosea 6: 1.
2.
SOM E AREAS TO EXAM I N E

I s Holiness life living. I s prayer a problem or blessing. Did
you have com panion or condolence for sinner who is going
t o hell? Heb. 12: 14; Act s 17: 28- 31; Act s 20: 31: Mat t .
26: 41; Gen. 32: 26- 28; Mark 16: 15; Act . 13: 7- 12; Jer.
7: 23; Rom . 2: 3; Deut . 11: 8- 9; Luke 16: 10- 12; I Sam .
3: 9- 10; Act s 27: 23- 25. Did you obey t he Lord in all area of
your lives? How fait hful are you, did you hear a voice from
t he Lord? Do you norm ally give t hanks? Rom . 1: 21; Act s
12: 23.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Mat t . 5: 8; Gal. 6: 4.
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n t he last part of t his series, we saw t hat t he anoint ing can
m ake iron swim i.e. Make t he im possible possible. We also
saw t hat t he reason why t he anoint ed is always cool is
because he can see what ot hers cannot see his fiery bodyguards.
Today as we cont inue our st udy m ay God bless us richly in Jesus
nam e. Am en.
1.
I F YOUR W AYS PLEASES GOD , YOUR EN EM I ES W I LL

BE AT PEACE W I TH YOU.
I t is usual for t he devil t o t ry t urn every sit uat ion against
t he anoint ed but God always frust rat es t he devil's plans
and m ake t he enem ies t o be at peace wit h him . Moreover,
what you receive by fait h is what you get while your doubt s
cannot m ake God a liar. I I Kings 6: 24- 27: 30; I Kings
12: 17- 18; Ex 2: 5- 10; Pro.16: 17; Luke 7: 50; Mat t 9: 22;
Mat t 21: 21; Heb 10: 35- 39; Heb 11: 6; Heb 3: 19- 19.
2.
TH E SW ORD OF GOD W RI TTEN OR SPOKEN BY H I S

AN OI N TED I S SETTLED .
God can use anybody t o achieve His purpose and t o bring
His word t o pass I I Kings 5: 1- 4; I Kings 17: 8- 16; I Sam
21: 24- 42; I I Sam 17: 10- 14, He cont rols bot h t he seen
and unseen forces t o bless one curse anot her wit h t hem I I
Sam 17: 27- 29; I I Chr.20: 22- 25; I sa55: 12- 13. He will not
let His word writ t en or spoken by His anoint ed fall t o t he
ground.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Rom 3: 3- 4; I sa.55: 10- 11
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t is far worse t o sin aft er receiving Christ 's Salvat ion, t hat t o
sin before knowing t he power of God t o deliver us from sin. I n
t his st udy we shall t alk on: ( i) t he cause of sin, ( ii) The
inevit able punishm ent of sin. May t he Lord t each us as we st udy
at His feet in Jesus Might y nam e. Am en.
1.
TH E CAUSE OF FALLI N G I N TO SI N
Through t he t em pt er i.e. The devil, pride leads t o
disobedience, Sat an is st anding against you , lack of
knowledge about what is called sin. I Chr.21: 1- 4; I I Chr.
11: 3; Gen.3: 4; Mat t .4: 3; Pro. 13: 10; Pro. 11: 2, I saiah
50: 8; Rom . 10: 3; Eph. 4: 18.
2.
TH E I N EVI TABLE PUN I SH M EN T OF SI N

God punishes sinners whet her it is t he king, his m ost
anoint ed, t he poorest servant , because God uses you does
not m ean God will perm it you t o sin. When one backslides
He oft en has t o pay very dearly for his sin, even t hough he
repent s. Rom . 623; Jam es 1: 15; Act s 10: 34- 35; Ezek.
33: 13- 16; Mat t . 7: 21; Joshua 7: 24- 25; I I Kings 5: 26- 27;
I I Sam . 12: 7- 10.
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LESSON 333
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o achieve t he crown of right eousness, you m ust abide wit h

cert ain condit ions, i.e. ( i) Fight ing a good fight , ( ii) Course
m ust be com plet ed and ( iii) Keeping t he fait h. May t he Lord
t each us as we st udy at His feet in Jesus Might y Nam e. Am en.
1.
H OW TO W I N TH E CROW N OF RI GH TEOUSN ESS

The Christ ian should cont end for his fait h in Christ , t he
weapons for t he fait h is m ade available, t he course m ust
be com plet ed, i.e. preaching t he gospel and living t o
please Jesus I I Tim . 4: 7- 8, Jude 3, Daniel 3: 16- 18; Eph.
6: 10- 13; I Thess. 5: 17; Rev. 12: 11. The bat t le cont inues,
t herefore, fait h m ust be kept in order t o overcom e, and
t here should be no com prom ise. I Sam . 17: 37; Act s 1: 8;
16: 17- 18; Ps. 40: 9- 10; Mat t . 5: 14; Rom . 2: 1; Rom . 8: 3739; Rom . 6: 1- 2; Mat t . 24: 12.
Furt her Readings: I I Cor. 6: 14- 17; Rev. 2: 11.
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LESSON 334
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e have discussed about visions, dream s and prophesies
inspired by t he Holy Spirit . Today we wish t o cont inue
our st udy of t he Book of Act s by looking at Act s 2: 1721. May t he Lord bless us richly as we st udy in Jesus Nam e.
Am en.
1.
TH ERE ARE SOM E D AYS TH AT ARE GOOD W H I LE

OTH ERS ARE BAD :
A not able day is unforget t able. I t is eit her one of great j oy
or sorrow. There had been m any such days in t he
script ures beginning from t he t im e of Adam t ill t he New
Test am ent days. Act s 2: 17- 21; Gen. 3: 22- 24; Gen.
27: 30- 34; Gen. 7: 13- 16; Exo. 15: 1- 11; I Sam . 16: 10- 13;
I I Kings 2: 9- 15; I I Kings 5: 20- 27; Dan. 4: 31- 34; Luke
2: d25- 32
2.
TH E N OTABLE D AY OF TH E LORD W I LL SURPASS

TH EM ALL
The not able day of t he Lord will surpass t he ot her previous
not able days because ( i) it will affect t he whole world ( ii) it
will be a day of final revelat ion and separat ion ( iii) it will be
a way of et ernal j oy for som e and et ernal sorrow for ot hers
( iv) it is t he day when night will m eet day, et c. Rev. 1: 7;
I sa. 21: 11- 12; Mat t . 27: 22; Act s 1: 10- 12; Dan. 7: 9- 10;
13- 14; Zec. 14: 4.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Mal. 4: 1- 3; Mat t . 25: 31- 32.
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oy and sorrow. Part icularly we explain t hat t he day of
recording of t he Lord will be a day of et ernal j oy likewise it be
a day of et ernal sorrow for ot her people. Today we pray t hat
God will bless us as we cont inue in t his lesson in Jesus Nam e.
W H O I S JESUS
God will est ablish a kingdom in t he world Gen. 3: 15; Gen. 9: 1- 3;
Gen. 15: 1- 4. Who will be t he king? God announced or inform ed
us in t he Garden of Eden t hrough Shem , Abraham , I saac and
Jacob Gen. 17: 18- 21; Gen. 22: 15- 18; Gen. 26: 19- 24; Gen.
28: 10- 15. Aft er t hat Jacob bare t welve children. Which of t hem
am ong t he t welve t hat will t ake up t he t hrone? And what is t he
reason?
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Gen. 12: 1- 3; Act s 2: 22- 36.
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PART 1 0
LESSON 336
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n t he last part of t his series, we t raced t he hist ory of our Lord
Jesus Christ from Adam t o Joseph and Mary. We saw clearly
why He is properly, t he son of David. Today, we wish t o look
at t he effect of Pet er's first serm on aft er Pent ecost on t he hearer
and what followed. May t he Lord Jesus bless us richly as we st udy
in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
CH RI STI AN I TY I S A M ATTER OF TH E H EART N OT OF

TH E I N TELLECT.
I t was t he heart s of t he hearers, not t heir brains, t hat were
pricked by t he serm on of Pet er Act s 2: 37- 47. The word of
God, which is a t wo- edged sword, cut s at t he heart s of
m en causing pain and Godly sorrow leading t o repent ance
and salvat ion. Then t here will be t he j oy of salvat ion. Then
t here will be t he j oy of salvat ion on eart h and in heaven.
Heb. 4: 12; I I Cor. 7: 14; I sa. 55: 7; Eze. 18: 21; Mat t . 5: 4;
Luke 15: 7; Mat t . 5: 14- 16.
2.
GEN U I N E CH RI ST I AN H AV E CERT AI N
CH ARACTERI STI CS.
Genuine Christ ians are always st eadfast in doct rine,
fellowship, breaking of bread and prayer. They norm ally
share everyt hing, visit one anot her and are happy people.
Gal. 5: 1; John 14: 6; Eph. 4: 14; John 15: 18- 19; Mat t .
18: 18- 20; Act s 20: 35; Pro. 11: 25; I sa. 58: 10; Luke 6: 38;
Neh. 8: 10.
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PART 1 1
LESSON 337
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n t he last part of t his series, we saw t hat Christ ianit y is a
religion of t he heart and not of t he int ellect . We also saw t hat
genuine Christ ians have cert ain peculiar charact erist ics.
Today we want t o see t he Holy Spirit begin act ions in a new
dim ension in t he lives of t he Apost les. May He begin act ions in our
own lives t oo in Jesus nam e. Am en.
1.
ALL TH E BEAUTI ES OF GOD ARE REVEALED I N H I S

H OUSE
No m at t er how poor a church building m ay be, if God's
presence is t here, it will be beaut iful. The lam e m an,
sit t ing out side t he beaut iful gat e of t he church is a t ype of
t he m iseries of a sinner and t he goodness of t he Alm ight y
Saviour. Act s 3: 1- 6; Luke 4: 16; Ps. 122: 1; Col. 1: 16- 17;
Rev. 21: 21- 22; Jam es 2: ; 14- 18; Ps. 51: 5; Eccl. 2: 26; I sa.
59: 1- 2; I sa. 57: 20- 21.
2.
I F YOU H AVE JESUS, YOU H AVE EVERYTH I N G

Pet er t old t he beggar t hat he had neit her silver nor gold.
But surely he had som et hing far m ore precious t han gold.
I f you have Jesus, what else can you ever need? Mat t .
6: 31- 34; Ps. 23: 1; I sa. 45: 22; John 3: 14- 15; Ph. 4: 19.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Mat t . 11: 28; Phil. 4: 13.
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od dem ands an account of t he past which we m ust render
hereaft er, he dem ands an im provem ent of t he present
and t his we m ust render now. I n t his st udy, we shall t alk
on ( i) God's j udgem ent in Hist ory ( ii) Judgem ent of t he wicked.
May t he Lord t each us as we st udy at His feet in Jesus Might y
Nam e. Am en.
1.
GOD 'S JUD GEM EN T I N H I STORY

The sin of one caused t he curse of God t o com e upon m any
t housands of t heir descendant s, lat er God warns t hem
t hat , He will hold hist orical j udgem ent . Exo. 20: 4- 6; Jer.
32: 18; Ezek. 18: 1- 4,20,24; Eccl. 11: 3; Gen. 19: 24- 25; I I
Pet . 2: 6; Ezek. 16: 49; Act s 5: 1- 10.
2.
JUD GEM EN T OF TH E W I CKED

Every work and idle words will be j udged, t he sheep will be
separat ed from t he goat s, t he place where t he wicked will
be slaved. Heb. 9: 27; Eccl. 12: 14; Mat t . 12: 36- 37; Mat t .
25: 31- 46; Rev. 14: 11; I I Pet . 2: 9; 3: 7- 10; Jude 14- 15;
Luke 19: 27; Eccl. 8: 11.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Heb. 9: 27; Eze. 18: 1- 4.
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AWAK E TH O U TH AT S LEEP ES T
LESSON 339
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y sleep we m ean t he nat ural st at e of m an, t he deep sleep
of t he soul t hat insensibilit y of his real condit ion. I n t his
st udy we shall look int o ( i) The t ype of sleep ( ii) The
blessings for t hose who are awakened. May t he Lord bless us as
we st udy at His feet in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
TH E TYPES OF SLEEP
I t is a st at e of ut t er darkness, full of disease, but he fancies
him self in perfect healt h. An enem y of God who is sat isfied
in his sin, he is dead unt o God. Eph. 5: 14; I sa. 5: 20- 21;
Mat t . 6: 23; Act s 26: 18; Jere. 6: 14; Eze. 13: 9- 10; I I Kings
9: 22; Rev. 3: 15- 17; Luke 13: 4- 5; Rom . 6: 1- 2; Luke
18: 11- 12; Mat t . 23: 25- 28; Gen. 2: 16- 17; Pro. 8: 36;
Deut . 30: 15; Mat t . 26: 41- 43; Mat t . 25: 5- 7; I Cor. 6: 19;
Am os. 6: 1.
2.
TH E BLESSI N G FOR TH OSE W H O ARE AW AKEN ED

God hat h bound Him self t o give t hee light , you will receive
t he crown t hat fadet h not away and t here shall be no m ore
deat h, cont inuously you will be shinning for your Lord. I sa.
60; 1- 3; John 1: 5; Mat t . 6: 16; I Pet . 5: 4; I Thess. 2: 19; I I
Tim . 4: 8; Rev. 2: 11; Rev. 20; 14- 15; Rev. 21: 8; Dan.
12: 3; I I Cor. 4: 4
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: I Cor. 9: 25.
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CH R IS TIAN ID EN TIFICATIO N
LESSON 340
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hrist ian ident ificat ion was sealed wit h Holy Spirit in t he
Kingdom of darkness and also t o be t he candidat e of
heaven. I n t his lesson we will know t he reason why we are
sealed. May t he Lord t each us as we st udy at His feet t oday in
Jesus Might y nam e. Am en.
1.
REASON W H Y W E ARE SEALED .

God want Christ ian t o be wit hout spot t hat everyone will
be wort hy of t he Kingdom of God. He sealed t hem in order
t o show t hat t hey are His own. Sealed also t alk about
aut horit y t hat was given t o Christ ian. Eph. 1: 13; I Pet .
1: 5; Eph. 4: 30; Eph. 1: 14; John 18: 6- 9; I I Cor. 1: 22; I I
Tim . 2: 19; John 10: 14; Nah. 1: 7; Gen. 41: 42: 44; Mark
16: 15- 18; Act s 28: 3- 6; Luke 10: 19; Act s 3: 4- 8; Mat t .
27: 66; Rev. 20: 3.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Nah. 1: 7.
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LESSON 341
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s we all know obedience is holiness, and t o receive
anyt hing from t he Holy God, we m ust be obedient . I n t his
st udy we are going t o look at ( i) Keeping all t he
Com m andm ent s ( ii) The result of obedience. May t he Lord bless
us as we st udy at His feet in Jesus Might y Nam e. Am en.
1.
KEEPI N G ALL TH E COM M AN D M EN TS
God dem ands perfect ion not alm ost , t here is no sm all sin, we
should be hearers and doers of t he word; even in a st range
count ry we should not defile ourselves. Deut . 11: 8- 9; Mat t . 5: 8;
Jam es 2: 10- 12; I John 3: 4; I I Cor. 10: 4- 5; Jam es 1: 23- 25;
Daniel 1: 8, 11, 13, 15.
2.
TH E RESULT OF OBED I EN CE
Your st rengt h will be redeem ed and all t he blessing of God shall
com e on t hee. You will live long, because t here will be no sickness
for you and above all you will not m iss heaven. Deut . 11: 8- 9; Ps.
27: 1- 3; Zech. 4: 5; I s. 40: 31; I s. 1: 19; Deut . 28: 1- 4; Ps. 91: 15;
Eph. 5: 2- 3; Ex. 15: 25; I Thess. 4: 1- 3; John 17: 17; Ps. 24: 3.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Mat t . 5: 48, Heb. 12: 14
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LESSON 342
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n t he last part of t his series; we saw t hat all t he Glory of God
is revealed in His house and t hat if you have Jesus. You have
all t hings. Today as we st udy in t he second serm on on Pet er
aft er t he Pent ecost , m ay t he Lord bless us richly in Jesus nam e.
Am en.
1.
TH ERE ARE TW O SI D ES, GOD SI D ES & M AN SI D ES

The m an t hat was healed ent ers t he t em ple and praising
t he congregat ion divided int o t wo groups Act s 3: 6- 26; Ps.
100: 3- 5; Act s 3: 6- 26; Ps. 100: 3- 5; Mat t . 5: 1- 6. The
Apost les on one sides, and t he ot her at t he ot her sides. You
m ust be one am ong t he sides available, eit her you belong
t o God sides or m an sides Mark. 16: 17- 20; Eph. 4: 22- 24; I
John 2: 15. There is no room for Lukewarm ness. Jam es
1: 5; John 15: 5; John 15: 2; John 15: 8; John 15: 4; Col.
3: 4.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Rom . 12: 2; Eph. 4: 27.
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PART 1 2
LESSON 343
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n t he last part of t his series, we saw t hat t here are only t wo
sides t o be on: eit her God's or people. There is no neut ral
ground. Also, while t he sinner has t o repent , t he im port ant
t hing for t he Christ ian is t o yield. As we cont inue wit h our st udies,
m ay t he Lord bless us richly in Jesus nam e. Am en.
1.
W H EN EVER TH ERE I S A GREAT M OVE OF GOD , TH E

D EVI L ALW AYS TRI ES TO RESI ST, BUT SATAN I S
ALW AYS A LOSER.
Act 3 closed wit h t he Church t rium phant ly winning souls
by t he t housands, healing t he sick and perform ing
m iracles Act s 4: 1- 12; Eph. 5: 12; Jere. 17: 9; Ps. 57: 4;
Heb. 13: 5; Heb. 2: 10; I Pet . 3: 18; Mat t . 5: 11- 12; Deut .
20: 1; Exo. 14: 14; Rev. 3: 4. And if t here is anyt hing t he
devil hat es, it is t o see t he Church prosper. So he began a
swift count er- at t ack. Soon, Pet er and John found
t hem selves am ong lions But t he devil lost again.
2.
SALVATI ON I S I N JESUS N AM E.
The great est Nam e in t he whole universe is t he Nam e
JESUS. I t is t he nam e t hat is sufficient for all needs:
physical, m at erial and spirit ual I I Tim . 2: 4; Rom . 13: 12;
Act s 4: 12; I Sam . 17: 45. Moreover, t here is salvat ion in
none ot her t han in Jesus alone.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Phil. 2: 9- 11
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PART 1 3
LESSON 344
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n t he last part of t his series we saw t he react ion of t he Church
Leaders t o t he second serm on of Pet er and his wonderful
st at em ent t hat only Jesus can save. I n t his part , we wish t o
exam ine t heir rem arkable observat ions about t he persons of
Pet er and John. May God bless us richly as we st udy in Jesus
nam e. Am en.
I T I S I M POSSI BLE FOR AN Y TRUE CH I LD OF GOD N OT TO

W I TN ESS
When Pet er finished his serm on, his accusers not ed 3 t hings: ( a)
His boldness ( b) His lack of form al educat ion and ( c) That he had
been wit h Jesus Act s 4: 13- 22; Deut . 31: 6; I sa. 12: 2; I Cor. 1: 2527; Phil. 4: 13; Job. 5: 8- 15; Jer. 20: 9; Am os. 3: 8. Reluct ant ly,
t hey adm it t ed t hat Jesus is unique. St ill t hey asked t he disciples
not t o preach in His nam e anym ore. But it is im possible t o silence
any t rue, spirit- filled child of God.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: John 7: 37- 38.
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LIFE AFTER FR EED O M

LESSON 345
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od want s us t o keep our freedom or else t he freedom will
not cont inue. I n t his st udy we are going t o look at how t o
keep our freedom . May t he Lord t each us as we st udy at
His feet in Jesus Might y Nam e. Am en.
H OW TO KEEP OUR FREED OM .

Rem em ber t he day of your freedom and how you becam e free,
t here shall no leavened bread be eat en i.e. Sin will put poison int o
your syst em . Exo. 13: 3; Deut . 5: 15; Exo. 20: 8; I Sam . 17: 37; I I
Pet er 1: 12- 15; 3: 1; Gal. 5: 1; John 5: 14; Rom . 6: 1; I John 3: 8;
Mat t . 16: 6; Luke 12: 1- 3; I Cor. 5: 7- 8; and Lev. 2: 11.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Psalm 103: 1- 4.
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PART 1 4
LESSON 346
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n t he last part of t his series, we saw how t o pray houseshaking prayers. Today, we wish t o discover t he secret of t he
power of t he early church and learn a lesson from t heir
consecrat ion. May God bless us richly as we st udy in Jesus Nam e.
Am en.
LOVE AN D UN I TY: UN BEATABLE PARTN ERS

The disciples were of one heart and one soul. They were unit ed
Act s 4: 32: 37; Act s 2: 1- 4; Mat t . 18: 19; Deut . 32: 30; Gen. 22: 13; Gen. 22: 15- 18; I Kings 17: 8- 16; Phil. 3: 76- 11; I I Tim . 4: 7- 8;
John 15: 13; John 15: 12; I John 4: 19- 21. This is t he secret of
t heir power. They willingly surrendered all t o God and shared all
t hey had. This is because of t he love t hey had, first t o t heir
com m on Lord and t hrough Him , t o one anot her. No wonder t hey
were unst oppable.
Fir st Re a din gs: John 3: 16.
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TH E M AR K S O F TH E CH U RCH
LESSON 347
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he charact erist ics or m arks of t he Church are five in
num bers i.e. Joy, Holiness, Trut h, Mission and Unit y. These
should m anifest in t he life of every m em ber of t he church of
Christ . May t he Lord t each us as we st udy at His feet in Jesus
Might y Nam e. Am en.
1 . M ARKS OF TH E CH URCH
Joy is t he first t hing we not ice in t he life of t hose who com e t o fait h
in Christ John 17: 13- 22; Mat t . 11: 28; Phil. 4: 4; Rom . 14: 17;
John 15: 11; Col. 1: 13; I I Cor. 7: 1; Act s 15: 9; Gen. 17: 1; Act s
15: 9; John 8: 32; Hosea 4: 6; Ps. 119: 142, 151; Act s 1: 8; Luke
10: 1- 2; I John 2: 15- 17; I Cor. 7: 31; Act s 4: 32: 33; Act s 5: 12;
Rom . 15: 6; I I Cor. 13: 11; I Pet . 3: 8; I Cor. 13: 1- 2. They should
be sanct ified by t he Trut h, and carry out he great com m ission
wit h Unit y and Love.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: I Pet . 1: 15.
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TH E CH R IS TIAN LAW O F LIB ERTY

LESSON 348
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o live a vict orious Christ ian life, a believer m ust know t he
st rat egies of t he enem y concerning our divine libert y. I n
t his st udy we shall spell out t he enem y st rat egy. May t he
Lord bless us as we st udy at His feet in Jesus Might y Nam e. Am en.
EN EM Y STRATEGY
Sat an is not only a roaring lion, he is also a subt le snake, and
every vict ory t hat t he Christ ian won in his personal life in an
invit at ion for a full- scale at t ack by t he enem y Joshua 9: 3- 15; I
Pet . 5: 8; Gen. 3: 15; I I Cor. 11: 3; Gal. 1: 8; Eph. 6: 13- 14; Mat t .
4: 10- 11; Gen. 3: 15; I John 4: 1; Jer. 29: 8- 9; I I Tim . 3: 6- 7; Tit us
1: 10- 11; John 8: 44; Eph. 4: 27; I Thess. 5: 17; Luke 11: 9- 10;
I sa. 40: 31; Mat t . 19: 5; I Cor. 7: 12- 13, 16; I I Cor. 5: 14- 15; John
15: 5. A really com m it t ed Christ ian is not going t o be t rapped by
an open front at t ack, t he Gibsonit es have crept int o church life,
Christ ian life, business and hom e, neglect of prayer always lead
t o t rouble. You cannot break t he alliance of m arriage.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Eph. 6: 13- 14.
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LESSON 349
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n t he last part of t his series, we saw how t o pray houseshaking prayers. Today, we wish t o discover t he secret of t he
power of t he early church and learn a lesson from t heir
consecrat ion. May God bless us richly as we st udy in Jesus Nam e.
Am en.
LOVE AN D UN I TY: UN BEATABLE PARTN ERS

The disciples were of one heart and one soul. They were unit ed
Act s 4: 32: 37; Act s 2: 1- 4; Mat t . 18: 19; Deut . 32: 30; Gen. 22: 13; Gen. 22: 15- 18; I Kings 17: 8- 16; Phil. 3: 76- 11; I I Tim . 4: 7- 8;
John 15: 13; John 15: 12; I John 4: 19- 21. This is t he secret of
t heir power. They willingly surrendered all t o God and shared all
t hey had. This is because of t he love t hey had, first t o t heir
com m on Lord and t hrough Him , t o one anot her. No wonder t hey
were unst oppable.
Fir st Re a din gs: John 3: 16
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LESSON 350
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o live a vict orious Christ ian life, a believer m ust know t he
st rat egies of t he enem y concerning our divine libert y. I n
t his st udy we shall spell out t he enem y st rat egy. May t he
Lord bless us as we st udy at His feet in Jesus Might y Nam e. Am en.
EN EM Y STRATEGY
Sat an is not only a roaring lion, he is also a subt le snake, and
every vict ory t hat t he Christ ian won in his personal life in an
invit at ion for a full- scale at t ack by t he enem y Joshua 9: 3- 15; I
Pet . 5: 8; Gen. 3: 15; I I Cor. 11: 3; Gal. 1: 8; Eph. 6: 13- 14; Mat t .
4: 10- 11; Gen. 3: 15; I John 4: 1; Jer. 29: 8- 9; I I Tim . 3: 6- 7; Tit us
1: 10- 11; John 8: 44; Eph. 4: 27; I Thess. 5: 17; Luke 11: 9- 10;
I sa. 40: 31; Mat t . 19: 5; I Cor. 7: 12- 13, 16; I I Cor. 5: 14- 15; John
15: 5. A really com m it t ed Christ ian is not going t o be t rapped by
an open front at t ack, t he Gibsonit es have crept int o church life,
Christ ian life, business and hom e, neglect of prayer always lead
t o t rouble. You cannot break t he alliance of m arriage.
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LESSON 351
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last st udy in t his series, we discover t he secret of t he
early church: love and unit y. Likewise we saw t he j oy of t ot al
separat ion, Today we want t o not ice t he danger t hat is t he
som et hing t hat is sm aller t o t ot al separat ion as we cont inue in act
of Apost le ( Act . 5: 1- 11) m ay God bless us t rem endously as we
st udy in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
I T I S VERY D AN GEROUS TO SERVE GOD N H ALFH EARTED .

The st ory of Anania and Saphirah t each us t hree special
lessons. Act s. 1: 11; Rom . 6: 12. 10: 31; Joshua 11: 21- 22;
Judges 2: 1- 3; I Sam . 17: 4- 14; I I Kings 13: 14- 19; Heb.
10: 38- 39; I I Tim . 4: 10; Act s 12: 25; Act s 13: 13; Act s
15: 30- 40; I I Tim . 4: 11; Col. 4: 10; I Kings 19: 19- 21; I I
Kings 2: 1- 15; I I Kings 13: 20- 21.
a.
Grace is next t o t he privilege t o com m it sin.
b.
I t is very dangerous t o be hypocrit e nor lie against t he Holy

Spirit .
c.
I t is very dangerous t o serve God half heart ed. I n t he way

t hat m ake som eone prosper, t hrough His grace t hat m ake
us do som et hing, it is im possible t o serve Him wit h all our
heart t ill t he end.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Heb. 10: 31.
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LESSON 352
I N TROD UCTI ON :
em bers of t his church should look back and see what t he
Alm ight y God has done in t he last decade; when our
fat her in t he Lord resum es office. Today we are going t o
praise and worship Him . May t he Lord bless us, as we give Him
t he glory He deserves. Am en.
GLORY TO GOD I N TH E H I GH EST

God has given us vict ory over our Philist ines, t herefore we should
give Him t he glory wit h t he fruit s of our lips: I Sam uel 7: 10- 12;
Heb. 13: 1; Mat t . 15: 18; Joshua 7: 22- 24; Act s 2: 21- 23; I saiah
48: 11; I Cor. 10: 31; Ps. 95: 6, kneeling down before our m aker.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Psalm 48: 1- 2; Exo. 15: 2
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LESSON 353
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an we rely on God? I s it t rue t hat He is right eous? He is
fait hful t oday as before? These are t he lit t le quest ions t hat
we hope t o answer as we st udy about t he life of Joseph.
May t he Lord bless us as we st udy in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
GOD I S FAI TH FUL AT ALL TI M ES

The st ory of Joseph resem bles t he st ory of our Lord Jesus
Christ Gen. 37: 1- 18; Gen. 44: 14; Deut . 7: 9; Rev. 19: 11; I
Kings 8: 56; Ps. 89: 1; Ps. 105: 8; I I Tes. 3: 3; I Pet . 4: 19; I
Cor. 1: 9; Heb. 6: 18; Heb. 6; 11- 12; I I Tim . 2: 13; Heb.
2: 17; Heb. 10: 23.
I n so m any ways, he is t he beloved of his fat her, he was
hat ed and forsaken by his brot hers, t hey lied against him
and so on. But m ore t han everyt hing his st ory shows t hat
God is fait hful t o everyone t hat is fait hful t o him t ill t he
end.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Rev. 19: 11.
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PART 2
LESSON 354
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series, we learnt t hat t he prom ises of
God will com e t o pass even it st ay long and also t hat His
prom ises have t wo m eaning. Today, as we proceed in our
st udy, m ay t he Lord Bless us t rem endously in Jesus nam e. Am en.
1.
U N BELI EV ER
RI GH TEOUS
W ORKS
ARE
K EP T
FOR
THE
When t he I sraelit es got t o t he land of Egypt God gave t hem

t he best land t here Phil. 4: 19. This is because, it is God
who has everyt hing, and it looks like it is in charge of
sinners now. I t shall be ret urn t o t he right eous one day.
What was t rue in I srael of t hose days is st ill t rue in I srael of
nowadays in God. Gen. 47: 1- 12; Gen. 24: 1; Prov. 13: 22;
I sa. 61: 6; I sa. 45: 3; Pro. 10: 3; Pro. 11: 28; Prov. 11: 31;
I sa. 49: 23; Psalm 2: 8.
2.
TH ERE SH OULD N OT BE A CURSE W I TH OUT REASON

LI KEW I SE TH E OTH ER SI D E
Jacob blessed Pharaoh, as we shall see in our com ing
lect ure Gen. 14: 18- 20. The blessing com es t o pass but
Pharaoh has done som et hing in order t o bring t he blessing
t o com e pass. Pro. 26: 2; Prov. 11: 24; Pro. 11: 25.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Gen. 27: 1- 4; I sa. 1: 19.
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LESSON 355
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he dream s of Joseph showed t hat t he blessings t hat his
fat her Jacob received from I saac are being t ransferred t o
him Gen. 37: 5- 11; Gen. 27: 22- 29; I Cor. 10: 23- 24; Rom .
15: 1- 3; Rom . 14: 19; I Cor. 3: 9; I Cor. 13: 12. Joseph was
definit ely in t ouch wit h God but he was insensit ive t o his fam ily.
SH ARE TO BLESS N OT TO BOAST

He was self- cent ered. We m ust be careful in our sharing: we m ust
share t o bless and not t o boast . Even sharing m ust be done in
love.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Phil. 2: 4- 5.
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TH E P ILG R IM S R O AD S IG N
LESSON 356
I N TROD UCTI ON :
e m ust always rem em ber t hat we are j ust pilgrim s on
t his land, we are only passing t hrough as we m ove
t owards hom e. I n t his st udy we want t o st udy t he
Spirit ual High-Way Code, m ay t he Lord bless us as we st udy at His
feet in Jesus Might y Nam e. Am en.
SPI RI TUAL H I GH - W AY COD E

Worldliness should be avoided because everyt hing in t he world is
designed t o side t rack us from our ult im at e goal. Always st ay in
direct com m unicat ion wit h your guide t he Holy Spirit . Heb. 12: 2;
Ps. 119: 11; Ps. 107: 20; Exodus 33: 14, refuel only at His rest
st ops. I Pet . 2: 11- 17; Ps. 39: 12; I John 2: 15- 17; Mat t . 4: 8; Act s
4: 31; I Kings 13: 8.14; I Cor. 10: 12; Mat t . 14: 30 Keep looking
unt o Jesus and st udy your spirit ual high- way code.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: I I Tim . 3: 16.
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P ER FECT WAY O F G O D
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LESSON 357
I N TROD UCTI ON :
hen God did not walk according t o our way, our decision
is t hat it will be very good if t here is quick solut ion, but
t he result of t his will be problem s and calam it y. I n t his
lesson, we are going t o t he t im e of God. May t he Lord bless us
Might ily as we st udy at His feet in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
PROBLEM S OF PATI EN CE TO GOD 'S TI M E
Those t ypes of children will be slaves. Children of illegal wife will
do cont rary t o t he will of God. God will choose anot her person
very soon t hey will forsake God. God will choose anot her person
very soon t hey will forsake God. Gen. 15: 13- 14; Gen. 21: 10- 12;
I Sam . 13: 12; I Sam . 13: 8- 13; I Sam . 8: 5- 7; Eccl. 3: 1- 8; I sa.
48: 8; I I Cor. 5: 2; Rom . 13: 11; Eph. 5: 14- 16.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: I sa. 40: 31; Ps. 37: 5.
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LESSON 358
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n t he last part of t his series, we saw how t he plans of t he

enem y against a child of God can only push t he child of God
along t he road t o t he fulfillm ent of God's prom ise. Today, we
want t o see how what happened t o Joseph fulfilled t he law of
harvest in t he life of Jacob. May God bless us richly as we st udy in
Jesus nam e. Am en.
1.
P A R T O F T H E F A I T H F U LN ES S O F G O D I S
D EM ON STRATED I N TH E LAW OF H ARVEST
The hist ory of Jacob is full of decept ion, fraud and causing
ot hers sorrows Hos. 10; 12. How t he deceiver is deceived
and he who caused ot hers sorrow now had sorrow caused
him , t his is because t he Lord who m ade t he law of harvest
is a fait hful Lord. Gen. 37: 29- 36; Gen. 27: 18- 38; Gen.
30: 25- 43; Gal. 6: 7; Job. 4: 8; Hos. 8: 7.
2.
I T I S BECAUSE OF TH E LAW OF H ARVEST TH AT

RESTI TUTON I S SO CRUCI AL
Salvat ion brings forgiveness of all previous sins Act s 7: 5759. However, it is rest it ut ion t hat uproot s t he evil t rees
plant ed in t he t im e of sinful living t hus prevent ing t hem
from bringing fort h evil fruit s for harvest ing. Paul's case is
a classical exam ple t hat t he law of harvest st ill holds t rue
even aft er conversion. Act s 26: 20; Act s 8: 3; Act s 9: 1- 2; I I
Cor. 11: 23- 27; I I Cor. 12: 7- 9.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: I John 1: 7; I I Cor. 9: 6.
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R O M O T I O N I S O F T H E LO R D : M EET H I S
CON D I TI ON S AN D H E W I LL PROM OTE YOU.The Lord
was wit h Joseph in Egypt because He led him t here in t he
first place Ps. 1: 1- 3. Pot iphar was blessed because t he presence
of a right eous m an in his house focused t he at t ent ion of God on
his est at e. Meanwhile, Joseph obt ained favour and rapid
prom ot ion because he sat isfied cert ain condit ions. I f you t oo
sat isfy t he condit ions of t he Lord, He will surely prom ot e you
because He is t he prom ot er.
Ps. 37: 24- 25; Pro. 3: 33; Ps. 5: 12; Pro. 10: 6; Pro. 28: 20; Pro.
12: 2; Ps. 75: 6- 7; Job. 17: 9; I I Chr. 26: 3- 5; I I Chr. 31: 20- 21.
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LESSON 360
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he Lord was wit h Joseph in Egypt because He led him t here

in t he first place Ps. 1: 1- 3. Pot iphar was blessed because
t he presence of a right eous m an in his house focused t he
at t ent ion of God on his est at e. Meanwhile, Joseph obt ained
favour and rapid prom ot ion because he sat isfied cert ain
condit ions. I f you t oo sat isfy t he condit ions of t he Lord, He will
surely prom ot e you because He is t he prom ot er. Ps. 37: 24- 25;
Pro. 3: 33; Ps. 5: 12; Pro. 10: 6; Pro. 28: 20; Pro. 12: 2; Ps. 75: 6- 7;
Job. 17: 9; I I Chr. 26: 3- 5; I I Chr. 31: 20- 21.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Ps. 37: 25- 34.
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LESSON 361
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series, we saw t hat everyt hing t hat God
allows is for a purpose, t hat sufferings always bring out t he
best in every person and t hat prom ot ion is of t he Lord. Today,
as we cont inue our st udy, m ay God bless us richly in Jesus Nam e.
Am en.
1.
AD ULTERY AN D FORN I CATI ON : TH E D EVI L'S N O. 1

W EAPON
Joseph was t em pt ed sexually, as it was t hen, so it is now
Heb. 13: 4. Sat an know how m uch God hat es adult ery and
fornicat ion, t hat is why he uses t hem as his num ber one
weapon against growing Christ ians. Today, he has m any
brot hers and sist ers who are not hing but agent s of t he
devil him self around. Gen. 39: 7- 12; Exo. 20: 14; I Thess.
4: 3- 7; Pro. 5: 15- 21; Pro. 5: 3- 5; Pro. 6: 27- 29; Pro. 6: 32;
Eph. 5: 3; I Cor. 6: 9, 15- 20
2.
KEEP YOURSELF PURE

Joseph refused t o yield t o t he t em pt ress Eph. 5: 27. He
refused t o t ake t he sugarcoat ed poison. Adult ery and
fornicat ion are very pot ent poisons. Don't t ake t hem . Keep
yourself pure and unspot t ed. Jam es 1: 15; I Pet . 2: 11;
Mat t . 5: 22; Ps. 24: 3- 4; Jam es 1: 27
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: I Tim . 5: 22; Mat t . 5: 48.
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LESSON 362
I N TROD UCTI ON :
o t he successful Spirit ually and secularly, we should learn

how t o be alone wit h God in prayer, m ay t he Lord bless us as
we st udy at His feet in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
PRAYI N G- ACCORD I N G TO TH E W I LL OF GOD

We are what we are by His grace. The only t hing m en can do
wit hout God is t o com m it sin. Hum an beings are difficult t o
cont rol. Discerning Spirit is one of t he gift of t he Holy Spirit Mat t .
7: 7. Praying t o be used by God gives us great er t hings t han our
request .
I Kings 3: 7- 14; I Sam . 15: 17; I Chr. 10: 13- 14; I Pet . 5: 5- 6; I
Kings 19: 14- 18; Philip 4: 13; Rom . 3: 23; Eph. 2: 1- 3; Num . 20: 812; Psalm 32: 33; Deut . 1: 37; I Cor. 12: 10; I John 4: 1- 3; Jam es
4: 2- 3; Jere. 33: 3; John 14: 14.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Psalm 51: 5; Rom . 8: 26- 27
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LESSON 363
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series, we learnt t hat adult ery and

fornicat ion are t he devil's num ber one weapons against
growing Christ ians. We also saw t he need t o keep yourself
pure as t he Lord com m ands. Today as we cont inue our st udy of
Joseph, m ay God bless us richly in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
AD ULTERY I S A SI N AGAI N ST AT LEAST ( 3 ) TH REE

PARTI ES: GOD , YOURSELF AN D YOUR N EI GH BOUR.
Joseph realized t hat adult ery is prim arily a sin against God
I Cor. 6: 19- 20. That is, why he said No t o it . But adult ery
is m ore t han t hat : it is also a sin against yourself apart
from being a sin against your neighbour. No one ever
benefit s from adult ery and fornicat ion.
Gen. 39: 7- 12; I Cor. 3: 16; I Cor. 6: 15; I Cor. 6: 18; Pro.
11: 29; Luke 17: 1- 2; Mat t . 19: 19; I I Cor. 11: 2.
2.
TH ERE I S A W AY OUT OF EVERY PROBLEM

God always provides a way out of every t rial and
t em pt at ion Jam es 1: 12. I n t he case of Joseph, t he only
way out was t o flee when he was cornered by t he enem y.
There is a t im e for prayers and t here is a t im e for act ion,
t oo. I Cor. 10: 13; I Cor. 6: 18; I I Tim . 2: 22; Gen. 19: 1522; I Cor. 3: 16- 17; Pro. 22: 14; Heb. 2: 18
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: I Cor. 10: 13; I Cor. 6: 18.
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LESSON 364
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series, we saw t hat adult ery is a sin

against at least t hree part ies: God, yourself and your
neighbour. We also saw t hat t here is a way out of every t rial
and t em pt at ion. Today as we cont inue our st udy. May God bless
us richly in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
AD U LTERERS
KI LLERS.
AN D
FORN I CATOR
ARE
D OU BLE
The devilish wom an, like all adult erers, when she
discovered t hat she had failed t o get t he soul of Joseph,
she t ried t o get his body dest royed Pro. 6: 23- 26.
Adult erers are aut om at ic liars and double- killers. St ay
away from t hem . And never you lie against your
neighbour. Gen. 39: 13- 23; Pro. 23: 26- 28; Pro. 30: 20;
Pro. 26: 28; I John 4: 20- 21; I John 4: 8; John 17: 3.
2.
TH ERE I S A W AY OUT OF EVERY PROBLEM

God always provides a way out of every t rial and
t em pt at ion. I Cor. 10: 13; I Cor. 6: 18; I I Tim . 2: 22; Gen.
19: 15- 22; I Cor. 3: 16- 17; Pro. 22: 14; Heb. 2: 18. I n t he
case of Joseph, t he only way out was t o flee when he was
cornered by t he enem y Jan. 1: 12. There is a t im e for
prayers and t here is a t im e for act ion, t oo.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Rev. 22: 15.
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PART 1 0
LESSON 365
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series we discovered why adult erers are

doubly dangerous. We also saw t hat if we wish t o reach our
goal, we m ust cont rol our t ongues. Today, as we cont inue our
st udy on Joseph, m ay t he Alm ight y bless us richly in Jesus nam e.
Am en.
1.
GOD 'S TRAI N I N G PROCESS CAN BE UN USUAL AT

TI M ES
I f you find yourself falsely accused or t he m ot ive of your
act ions is m isunderst ood, do not let t hat weigh you down
Gen. 39: 13- 23; Pro. 18: 13; Act s 5: 41; Mat t . 5: 10- 12; I I
Cor. 1: 3- 4. I t is one of ways t hrough which God prepares
His vessels unt o Honour.
2.
I N TH E PRI M ARY SCH OOL OF GOD YOU M AY W EAR A

FAN CI FUL COAT; N OT SO I N H I S UN I VERSI TY.
Joseph was once wearing a coat of m any colours. But t hat
was in his prim ary days. I Sam . 22: 1- 2. by now he was in
t he universit y of God and his dress was prison uniform
t hat is God's pat t ern. Ask Moses, David, Elij ah and Ot hers.
Joseph st uck it out wit h God and prospered. You be like
Joseph and you will prosper t oo. Exo. 2: 10; Exo. 3: 1; I
Sam . 16: 22- 23; I Kings 17; 1; I Kings 17: 2- 6; Act s 8: 2629; Pro. 16: 7; Ps. 106: 46.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: I I Cor. 1: 3- 4.
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PART 1 1
LESSON 366
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series, we saw t hat God's t raining
process can be unusual wit h radical changes from t he
Prim ary t o t he Universit y Level. Today, as we cont inue
wit h our st udies, m ay God bless us richly in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
SP I R I T U A L GI FT S
CON FI N EM EN TS
ARE
BEST
TRAI N I N G
IN
The best place t o t rain in spirit ual gift s is in a place of

confinem ent , away from eart hly dist ract ions and am ong a
congregat ion of t wo or t hree Mat t . 25: 23. if we are not
prepared t o st art sm all, we will never am ount t o anyt hing
for God. Gen. 40; Zech. 4: 8- 10; Luke 16: 12; I I Kings 3:
11- 12; I I Kings 2: 15; I Sam . 22: 1- 2; I Sam . 3: 1- 20.
2.
TW O D REAM S, TW O I N TERPRETATI ON S
Two m en had t wo dream s Rom . 14: 12. The result of one's
dream was rest orat ion, t hat of t he ot her was deat h. To
God every m an is unique and is dealt wit h accordingly.
Eze. 18: 4; Luke 17: 34- 36; John 3: 20; John 7: 37- 38.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Gen. 40: 23; Luke 16: 12.
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PART 1 2
LESSON 367
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last series, we saw t hat spirit ual gift s are best t rained in
confinem ent and t hat t o God every m an is unique, and is
dealt wit h accordingly. Today as we cont inue our st udy of
Joseph, m ay God bless us richly in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
TW O EXTRA YEARS OF W AI TI N G
Many a t im es, we t hink t hat God is t oo slow for our liking
Gen. 40: 23; Act s. 2: 1- 4; Ps. 90: 4; Luke 2: 42- 52; Luke
3: 21- 23; Gal. 1: 15- 19; Gal. 2: 1; Act s 2: 1- 4; Luke 24: 49;
Exo. 3: 1- 10; I sa. 49: 14- 15; Heb. 13: 5; Luke 1: 5- 18;
Gen. 16: 1- 4; Gen. 21: 5- 7. We forget t hat His t im ing is
different from ours. The chief but ler forget Joseph for t wo
full years, but God did not forget him . God will not forget
you t oo. Just be pat ient .
2.
JOSEPH , D REAM S AN D D REAM ERS

I t was dream s t hat brought Joseph t o Egypt and t o prison.
I t looks as if it is dream s t hat will get him out now Gen.
18: 1- 14; Luke 1: 26- 38; I Kings 17: 8- 16; I I Kings 4: 8- 17;
John 5: 2- 9; Mark 10: 46- 52; Act s 3: 1- 8; Act s 10: 1- 8. One
by one God brought Joseph in cont act wit h dream ers who
were t o play m aj or roles in his life. God will brings your
m iracles t o you where you are; j ust be sure cat ch t hem as
t hey com e.
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LESSON 368
I N TROD UCTI ON :
he charact er of a Christ ian is known by t he way he lives in

agreem ent wit h t he st andard of t he Bible. May t he Lord
reveal Him self t o us as we st udy at His feet in Jesus Might y
Nam e. Am en.
BELI EVER'S M OVE OF LI FE
Good conscience is t he fruit of genuine conversion. Mat t . 5: 16.
Test im ony is t o show what God can do; days aft er conversion
should be lived for Christ . Gospel present at ion should be done
wisely.
Act s 23: 1; I Tim . 3: 9; John 4: 16- 18; Gen. 3: 9- 11; I Tim . 4: 2; I I
Cor. 1: 12; Act s 26: 16; John 14: 27; Joshua 1: 5; Phil. 4: 19; I Tim .
4: 12; Phil 1: 21; Act s 11: 26; Mat t . 10: 16; Act s 2: 36- 38; Rom .
16: 19.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Rom . 8: 31.
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LESSON 369
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arriage is an inst it ut e ordained by God and He is not t he
aut hor of confusion. I n t his st udy we want t o know t he
causes of division in t he hom e. May t he Lord bless us as
we st udy at His feet in Jesus Might y Nam e. Am en.
TH E CAUSES OF D I VI SI ON I N TH E H OM E
Argum ent s and fight s m ake m arriage unbearable Eph. 5: 22- 24.
The sex of t he baby if fem ale, lack of court esy in t he hom e, t he
problem of in- laws, failure t o m any according t o God's will. Mark
3: 25; Pro. 27: 15- 16; Pro. 26: 21; Mat t . 19: 3- 4; Gen. 1: 27; Mal.
2: 15; I Pet . 3: 5- 7; Pro. 14: 1; I I Cor. 10; 4; Jer. 1: 10, Gal. 3: 20;
Phi. 2: 5- 7, Mat t . 19: 5; Ps. 37: 5; Judg. 14: 2- 3; Mat t . 6: 26- 27;
Gen. 28: 1- 3.
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e can overcom e because t he devil has been overcom e.
I t is for us t o ent er int o t he already won vict ory of
Calvary. I n t his st udy we shall know, how t o be m ore
t han conquerors. May t he Lord bless us as we st udy at His feet in
H OW TO BE M ORE TH AN CON QUERORS

Est ablish a good defense. Leave no room for t he devil. Rem ain on
const ant wat ch, you cannot be t oo careful, t ake up t he cross daily
I Thess. 5: 22. Always use t he aut horit y of t he Holy Spirit t o pull
down st rong hold built by sat an.
I John 4: 17; John 19: 30; Eph. 4: 31- 32; I Pet . 5: 8- 9; Jam es 4: 7;
Luke 9: 23- 24; Gal. 2: 20; Luke 4: 18; Act s 10: 38; I I Cor. 10: 3- 5.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Rom . 8: 37.
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LESSON 371
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he t wo t rees in t he Garden of Eden t ypify t wo deep
principles, t he divine and hum an, you are free t o choose
eit her t he t ree of life or t ree of t he knowledge of good and
evil. May t he Lord t each us as we st udy at His feet in Jesus Might y
nam e. Am en.
TH E M EAN I N G OF TH E TW O TREES
The t ree of life is God and t he fruit is Jesus Christ which is life in
t he Spirit and absolut e dependence of God. John 15: 5. The t ree of
t he knowledge of good and evil is a nat ural lines apart from God
showing self sufficient being. Gen. 2: 9; Rev. 22: 2; I Cor. 15: 45;
John 6: 57; John 6: 33- 35; Rom . 8: 1- 2; I John 3: 9; I Cor. 2: 1314; I I Cor. 3: 5; Rom . 7: 22- 23; Mat t . 26: 56; Act s 17: 28; Jos.
24: 15; John 11: 25.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Rev. 20: 15
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LESSON 372
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n t he last part of t his series, we saw how Joseph had t o wait
t wo ext ra years in prison because God has His t im et able for
everyt hing. We also saw how dream s and dream ers were
gradually pushing Joseph on t o his goal. Today, as we cont inue
our st udy, m ay God bless us richly in Jesus nam e. Am en.
1.
FROM PRI SON TO PALACE: FROM BON D AGE TO

D OM I N I ON
God sent t wo dream s t o Pharaoh but concealed t he
m eaning Gen. 1: 26- 28. Because Joseph was now ready t o
be ruler of t he world. He had learn t hat God is All in All at
last . He had discovered t hat he who would have dom inion
m ust conquer him self first . Gen. 41: 14- 57; Rom . 8: 28;
Pro. 17: 2; Pro. 16: 32; Pro. 25: 28; Gen. 3: 17- 19; Gen.
25: 29- 34; Gen. 27: 30- 40; I I Sam . 11: 2- 27; I I Sam .
12: 1- 19; I I Sam . 24: 1- 17; I I Kings 5: 20- 27; Act s 1: 1520.
2.
TH E SECRET OF SUCCESSFUL D OM I N I ON : TH E H OLY

SPI RI T
The role of t he Holy Spirit was clearly discerned, in t he life
of Joseph, by even a heat hen King Rom . 8: 13- 14. The only
way t o conquer yourself is t o let Holy Spirit do it for you.
Gen. 41: 38; Gal. 2: 20; Rom . 8: 1- 6; I I Kings 2: 11.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Rom . 8: 7- 10.
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LESSON 373
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n t he last part of t his series, we saw Joseph m oving from

prison t o palace. We also learn t hat t he secret of a successful
life of dom inion is t he Holy Spirit . Today as we cont inue wit h
our st udy m ay God bless us richly in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
BLESSED ARE TH E M ERCI FUL

The brot hers of Joseph cam e bowing t o him in Egypt Mat t .
5: 7. Joseph rem em bered his dream s and his brot hers
soon rem em bered t hat what a m an sows he would reap.
Sow m ercy reap m ercy and vice- versa.
Gen. 42; Pro. 21: 13; Jam . 2: 13; Ps. 109: 14- 16; Pro.
11: 17; Lam . 3: 22- 23; Rom . 9: 16; Eph. 2: 4; Ps. 34: 6; Ps.
34: 17.
2.
BLESSI N GS BECOM E A CURSE I N TH E H AN D S OF A

SI N N ER
The brot hers of Joseph got food and t heir m oney back t oo
Pro. 13: 21; I sa. 48: 22; Ps. 73: 12- 19; Gen. 12: 10- 15. And
t he sight of t he unexpect ed fort une filled t hem wit h fear.
Even blessings becom e a curse in t he hands of a sinner.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Ps. 34: 16.
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LESSON 374
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series we saw how t he dream of Joseph
are gradually m oving him t oward fulfillm ent wit h his brot hers
com ing t o bow down t o him . As we cont inue our st udy t oday,
m ay God bless us richly in Jesus nam e. Am en.
1.
I F YOU D O N OT W AN T TROUBLE, CON TROL YOUR

TON GUE
I t was t he t alkat iveness of Joseph's brot her t hat led t hem
deeper int o t rouble Prov. 21: 23. I t is age- old law: if you do
not want t rouble in life, keep your words few: cont rol your
t ongue always. A wholesom e t ongues is a t ree of life! Gen.
43; Luke 19: 22; Pro. 15: 4; Jam es 1: 26.
2.
N OT ALL H UN GER I S BAD : TH ERE I S A GOOD

H UN GER
I t was a bad hunger t hat caused Jacob t o release his
favourit e son t o an uncert ain fut ure m at t . 5: 6; Jere.
29: 13; Ps. 42: 1; Am os 8: 11; I Cor. 14: 39; John 14: 12.
But not all hunger is bad. To hunger aft er God and t hing of
God is a good t hing indeed.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Ps. 34: 13; I Cor. 12: 31.
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LESSON 375
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he t housand years t o be t he durat ion of a personal reign of

Christ from Jerusalem over t he Nat ions of t he world,
im m ediat ely following His second com ing. May t he Lord
bless us as we st udy at His feet in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
N ATURE OF TH I S M ESSI AN I C KI N GD OM
A universal t heocracy I sa. 9: 6- 7 i.e. God's ruling t hrough Jesus
Christ , world peace, crim eless societ y, Christ ianit y will be
universal religion, enj oym ent of divine healt h, life's span
increased, changes in anim al creat ion. I sa. 2: 2- 4; I sa. 45: 22- 25;
Zech. 13: 2; Jer. 31: 33- 34; Hab. 2: 14; I sa. 35: 6; Jer. 30: 17; I sa.
33: 24; I sa. 65: 20; I sa. 11: 6- 9.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Mat t . 25: 31- 46
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LESSON 376
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series we saw t hat not all hunger is bad
and t hat t hose who hunger for right eousness will be sat isfied.
Today as we cont inue our st udy, m ay God bless us richly in
Jesus nam e. Am en.
1.
TH E LI ON OF JUD AH H AS GI VEN H I M SELF I N YOUR

PLACE
When Joseph insist ed on ret aining Benj am in, Judah
offered him self in his place I Pet . 2: 24. His great
Grandson, our Lord Jesus Christ . The Lion of Judah, has
given Him self for you t oo. May His sacrifice not be in vain
over you.
2.
TH E ON LY VALUABLE LI FE I S TH E ON E LI VED FOR

CH RI ST AN D H UM AN I TY
Our Lord, t he t rue Lion of Judah, lived and died for ot hers.
Today, His Nam e is not only above every ot her nam e, it is
st ill bringing blessings t o ot hers Ph. 2: 5- 11; I Pet . 2: 21;
Rom . 15: 1- 4; Rom . 12: 5- 10. He is our exam ple. We m ust
follow His foot st eps and live for Him and hum anit y.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Gal. 2: 20; I I Cor. 8: 9.
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LESSON 377
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saved m an does not belong t o God if he rebels and lives in
sin, t hen if he dies in his sin, he will cert ainly be lost . May
t he Lord bless us richly as we st udy at His feet in Jesus
Might y Nam e. Am en.
M AN 'S PART I N H I S OW N D ESTI N Y

God is no respect er of persons; t he wages of com m it t ing and
living in sin is deat h Eze. 18: 4. A saved m an has t he sam e power
of choice as he had before he was saved. I Sam . 2: 27- 35; Eze.
18: 24- 32; 33: 13, 18, 20, 31, Gen. 3: 17- 19; Rom . 6: 23; Jam es
1: 14- 16; Rom . 6: 1- 2; 12- 13; Gal. 6: 7- 8; Jam es 5: 19- 20; I I Tim .
4: 10; Ps. 51: 12; Heb. 6: 4; Exo. 3: 6.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Joshua 24: 15
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LESSON 378
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n t he last part of t his series, we saw t hat our God is a God of
purpose and t hat everyt hing He does is for a purpose. Today
we cont inue on t he sam e t hem e and pray t hat God will bless
us richly as we st udy in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
TH E PURPOSE OF GOD SH ALL STAN D

To fulfil His purpose, God usually chooses som eone Gen.
45: 4- 8; Gen. 37: 3- 4; Gen. 37: 23- 27; Gen. 39: 1- 4; Gen.
39: 20- 21; Rom . 8: 37; Gen. 41: 39- 40; Gen. 39: 7- 9; I
Sam . 2: 30; I Sam . 13: 13- 14. The chosen one m ay have
problem s, but God will not forsake him . He will overcom e
in each and every t rial provided he does not offend God,
he will reach t he goal t hat God had set for him .
2.
GOD CAN CH OOSE AN YON E, EVEN YOU

The chosen one does not have t o be t he eldest or youngest
I Pet . 2: 9. I t could be anyone. I t could be you. And if it is
you, His purpose for you is clear. I Sam . 2: 26; I Sam .
16: 11- 12; Exo. 2: 1- 4; John 15: 16; Exo. 19: 5- 6.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Rev. 5: 8- 10; I John 4: 4.
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LESSON 379
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series, we saw t hat our God is a God of

purpose and t hat everyt hing He does is for a purpose. Today
we cont inue on t he sam e t hem e and pray t hat God will bless
us richly as we st udy in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
TH E PURPOSE OF GO SH ALL STAN D

To fulfil His purpose, God usually chooses som eone Gen.
45: 4- 8; Gen. 37: 3- 4; Gen. 37: 23- 27; Gen. 39: 1- 4; Gen
39: 20- 21; Rom . 8: 37; Gen. 41: 39- 40; Gen 39: 7- 9; I Sam
2: 30; I Sam . 13: 13- 14.The chosen one m ay have
problem s, but God will not forsake him . He will overcom e
in each and every t rial provided he does not offend God, he
will reach t he goal t hat God had set for him .
2.
GOD CAN CH OOSE AN YON E, EVEN YOU

The chosen one does not have t o be eldest or youngest I
Pet er 2: 9. I t could be anyone. I t could be you. And if it is
you, His purpose for you is clear.
I Sam . 2: 26; I Sam . 16: 11- 12; Exo. 2: 1- 4; John 15: 16;
Exo. 19: 5- 6.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Rev. 5: 8- 10; I John 4: 4.
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LESSON 380
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n t he last part of t his series, we saw t hat t he chosen one m ay

have problem s but God will see him t hrough provided be does
not sin against God. Also t hat God can choose anyone. Today
as we cont inue our st udy, m ay God bless us richly as we st udy in
Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
GOD 'S PROM I SES SH ALL BE FULFI LLED EVEN I F I T

SEEM ED D ELAYED .
God prom ised I srael t hat He would bring Him up again
from Egypt Gen. 50: 12- 13. I t t ook som e 400 years for t hat
prom ise t o be fully fulfilled, but it was fulfilled. Only lack of
fait h can rob som eone of t he fulfillm ent of God's prom ise.
Gen. 46; Gen. 49: 29- 33; Gen. 48: 21; Exo.13: 19; Psalm
90: 4; I sa. 40: 8; 1 Pet . 1: 24; Heb 4: 1- 2.
2.
SOM E PROM I SES OF GOD H AVE D OUBLE M EAN I N GS

God prom ised Jacob ( I srael) , He was speaking t o him as
an individual as well as a nat ion Mat t . 16: 27- 28; Mat t .
17: 1- 8; John 14: 16- 18; John 14: 1- 3; Mat t . 19: 30, At
t im es som e prom ises of God have double m eanings. Bot h
shall of course be fulfilled in t heir t im es.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Rev. 1: 12- 18
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LESSON 381
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n t he last part of t his series, we learnt t hat t he prom ises of
God will com e t o pass even if it st ay long and also lit t le of t he
prom ises have t wo m eaning. Today, as we proceed in our
st udy, m ay t he Lord Bless us t rem endously in Jesus Nam e Am en.
1.
UN BELI EVER W ORD S ARE KEPT FOR TH E RI GH TEOUS

When t he I sraelit ies got t o t he land of Egypt God gave t hem
t he best land t here Psalm 2: 8. This is because, it is God who
has everyt hing, and it looks like it is in charge of sinners for
now. I t shall be ret urn t o t he right eous one day. What is
t rut h in I srael of t hose days is st ill t rut h in I srael of
nowadays in God. Gen. 47: 1- 12; Gen. 24: 1; Prov. 13: 22;
I sa. 61: 6; I sa. 45: 3; Pro. 10: 3; Pro. 11: 28; Prov. 11: 31;
I sa. 49: 23; I sa. 1: 19.
2.
TH ERE SH OULD N OT BE A CURSE W I TH OUT A

REASON LI KEW I SE TH E OTH ER SI D E
Jacob blesses Pharaoh, as we shall see in our com ing
lect ure Gen. 27: 1- 4.The blessing com es t o pass but
Pharaoh has done som et hing in order t o bring t he blessing
t o pass. Pro. 26: 2; Gen. 14: 18- 20; Prov. 11: 24; Pro.
11: 25.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Phil. 4: 19
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D IVIN E R IG H TEO U S N ES S PART
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LESSON 382
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series, we discover t hat Gent iles word is
kept down for t he fait hful ones and also curse will never com e
wit hout a reason. Today, as we cont inue in our st udy in
Joseph m ay t he Lord bless us Might ily in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
TH OSE GOD BLESS OR H I S REPRESEN TATI ON I S

BLESSED RI GH TLY.
Jacob blesses Pharaoh, m ight ily and t hing around happen
in t he live of Pharaoh suddenly. I n t he sam e way, when t he
Lord bless Abraham , t hings change for him rapidly Gen.
24: 34- 35. Som e ancient t rut h is st ill t rut h t ill dat e t hat
t hose t hat God Bless or His represent at ive will have som e
experience of change t o good t hat great m ight ily in t heir
t im es. But t here are som e undoing t hat cert ain.
Gen. 47: 10- 13; Gen. 12: 1- 3; Deut . 23: 5; Ps. 24: 4- 5; I I
Sam . 6: 11; Exo. 23: 25; Pro. 28: 20; Mal. 3: 10.
2.
N OT ALL BLESSI N G D I D TH E BOD Y N EED .

There are som e lit t le blessing from God which t he body
needs by m ere seeing t hem Pro. 10- : 22. Vict ory over
enem ies, Mercy, successful children, j oy, and so on. Take
lit t le out of t his blessing.
Ps. 121: 8; I sa. 1: 19; Deut . 15: 10; Deut . 15: 6; Ps. 36: 8;
I I Cor. 9: 8; Eph. 3: 20.
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e are in t he sixt h dispensat ion; t his is t he t im e of grace
and t he Holy Ghost . God com m unicat es t o us t hrough
t he Holy Spirit . I t will be wrong of us t o disobey our
Teacher. May t he Lord bless us richly as we st udy at His feet in
CAUSES FOR RESI STI N G TH E H OLY GH OST

Refusing t o yield t o correct ions and reprove, uncircum cised in
heart and ears I Pet . 5: 6. Pride is t he dem on responsible for
resist ing t he Holy Ghost . Selfishness is anot her open door for t he
devil.
Act s 7: 51; Exo. 32: 7- 10; Pro. 29: 1; Lev. 26: 41- 42; I I Chr. 12: 67; Pro. 16: 18; Obadia. 3 Deut . 10: 16- 17; Phillip. 3: 3; Jer. 4: 4;
Act . 5: 3- 5; Luke 22: 2- 4.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Eph. 4: 30.
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LESSON 384
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series, we learnt t hat t hose who are
blessed by God or His represent at ive are blessed indeed. And
t hat not all blessings are m at erial. Today, as we cont inue wit h
our st udies. May God bless us richly in Jesus Nam e, am en.
1.
SOM ETH I N G CALLED AN OI N TI N G: I T I S SPI RI TUAL

ELECTRI CI TY
There is som et hing called anoint ing: it is spirit ual
elect ricit y Act s 2: 1- 4. I t can m ake hot t hings cold and cold
t hings hot . I t can produce light and sound. I t can cause a
fire out- break. I t can kill and m ake alive. The principal
source is t he Holy Spirit .
Gen. 48 Mk.1: 30- 31; Mat t . 8: 1- 3; Mat t . 9: 27; Mk. 7: 3235; I I Kings 1: 7- 12.
2.
I N SI D E EVERY BELI EVER I S A D I VN E GEN ERATOR

I nside every believer is a port able divine generat or t hat
produces t his spirit ual elect ricit y Mk. 16: 17- 18. Fait h is
t he st art er and t he hands are t he principal conduct ors Col.
1: 27; I John 5: 4; Act s 3: 1- 8.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: I John 4: 4.
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LESSON 385
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n t he last part of t his series we learnt som et hing called
Anoint ing t ypes of fight ing Spirit and also in every believer
t here are t race of shrine light ing also be. Today as we
proceeding in our st udy, m ay t he Lord bless us Might ily in Jesus
Nam e. Am en.
1.
TH ERE I S ACTI N G OF TH I N G TH AT W E CAN CH AN GE

AS A RESULT OF LAYI N G OF H AN D S.
We are receiving som e healing t hrough laying of hands t o
t he sick from t he right person Mark 16: 17- 18. This can be
so when t he fait h of t he vict im is very weak Luke 13: 1113. Som e ot her t hings t hat we can derive from issue of
laying of hands is t hat a com m and of laying hand also by
anoint ing som eone for t he m ission work, wealt h, wisdom
and ot her gift of God and so on. Luke 4: 40; Mark 6: 1- 5;
Num . 8: 9- 11; Num . 27: 18- 20; Deut . 34: 9; Act s 6: 1- 6; I
Tim . 4: 14; I I Tim . 1: 6; I Tim . 5: 22.
2.
W H EN GOD LAI D H I S H AN D ON YOU SOM E M I GH TY

TH I N GS H APPEN
When God roughly lay His hand on anybody, all needs will
be m et in a m iraculous way t hat is great er t han hum an
wisdom Ps. 37: 23- 24. Wealt h or good fort une will be in
t rut h as it look like and in all at t it udes in a live living.
Ezra. 8: 18- 20; Ezra 7: 5- 10; I I Cor. 30; 12; Ps. 104: 27- 28;
John 10: 27- 28.
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LESSON 386
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leasure of sin is for som et im e and does not last forever. I n

t his st udy we want t o know what is et ernal pleasure. May
t he Lord bless us as we st udy under His feet in t he m ight y
Nam e of Jesus Christ ( Am en) .
H OW W E CAN GET ETERN AL PLEASURE
Rej ect what t he world can give. Your choice should be how t o live
wit h t he people of God Rom . 12: 2. You should know t hat t he
world of Christ is higher t han t he pleasure of t he world, because
t he j udgem ent of t he Lord is cert ain on sin.
Heb. 11: 24- 26; I Tim . 5; 6; I John 2: 15- 17; Mat t . 6: 24; Dan. 1: 815; Gen. 39: 7- 9; Heb. 13: 12- 12; Gen. 19: 17; Mic. 2: 10, I I Pet .
3: 10- 12.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Rub. 15: 18; Ps. 16: 11
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he only expect ed goal t hat is m ost im port ant for individual

is t he kingdom of God, which is et ernal j oy t hat is prepared
before us. For us t o get where our j oy is, we need t o do
cert ain t hings. May t he Lord bless us abundant ly as we learn at
His feet in Jesus nam e.
APPROACH I N G OUR GOAL
For us t o get our goal as a believer I Cor.9: 24- 27, we need t o lift
t he load and sin t o one side, we should run t he race wit h hum ilit y,
by looking unt o Jesus who is t he aut hor and t he finisher of our
fait h for rest orat ion and rebuke. Heb. 12: 1- 10; Col. 3: 8; Eph.
4: 22; Col.3: 2- 4; Act s 24: 26; Act s 23: 1; Luke 21: 19; Rev.1: 9;
Rom .2: 7 Luke 24: 26; I Pet er 1: 11; Psalm 1: 11; Psalm 23: 4; Job
5: 17; Psalm 94: 12; Deut .8: 5.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Heb. 6: 12; Ps. 37: 7
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LESSON 388
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od was t he first Tailor who clot hed Adam and Eve and t he
purpose of clot hing t hem is t o cover t heir nakedness. I n
t his st udy we shall know how God want s us t o dress. May
t he Lord bless us as we st udy at His feet in Jesus Might y Nam e.
H OW GOD W AN TS US TO D RESS
The purpose of dressing should not be for pride and lust for t he
opposit e sex and wit h inward adorning but according t o God's will
I Pet . 3: 3- 5; I sa. 3: 16- 24; Gen. 3: 7; 21; Deut . 22: 5; I Tim . 2: 9;
Tit us 2: 10; Act s. 12: 21- 23; Ps. 132: 8, 16; I saiah 64: 6.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: I I Tim . 4: 13.
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LESSON 389
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part lesson t hat we t reat ed in t his series, we

discover t hat m any t hings can be t ransferred t hrough laying
of hands, especially t he hands of God Him self. As we cont inue
in t his lesson t oday, m ay God bless us richly in Jesus Nam e.
Am en.
1.
UN STEAD I N ESS W I LL N OT EXCEL

Those t hat are unst eady cannot excel because of
inest ablished or unst eadiness annoy God Jam es 1: 5- 8.
Therefore He didn't answered t heir prayers. Truly He
didn't want His children t o do anyt hing wit h such a people
i.e. unst eady people
Heb. 10: 38- 39; Pro. 24: 21; I I Kings 17: 33; Luke 16: 13; I
Cor. 10: 21, Luke 9: 61- 62; Phil. 3: 13- 14; I I Kings 2: 1- 15.
2.
SI N N ERS CAN N OT H I D E FOREVER

Reuben sin against His fat her m any years back Gen.
35: 22. He t hought t hat since His fat her did not do
anyt hing concerning it at t hat t im e, His sin was hidden nor
kept I sa. 1: 18- 19. But som e sin have ways t o find out
sinners, except t hose sins t hat have been washed away
t hrough t he blood of t he lam b.
Num . 32: 33; Jos. 7: 1 16- 26; I I King 5: 20- 27; I I Sam .
12: 1- 10; Mat t . 10: 26; Mark 4: 22; Pro. 26: 26; Eccl.
12: 13- 14.
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TH E B ELIEVER
AR E CALL TO W O R S H IP
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LESSON 390
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o one should be unuseful in t he kingdom of light . God

always call His own children t o m inist er t o ot hers. I n t his
lesson we shall exam ine t he call of God for Moses. May t he
Lord bless us t rem endously as we st udy at His feet in t he m ight y
nam e of Jesus. Am en.
TH ERE I S N O ROOM FOR EXCUSES
When God prepared us for special dut ies, it is som et hing t hat will
not m ake us t o fall back t o excuses, because t he plan of God is
t hat where He point as way, His hands will supply all our needs
Num . 23: 19. Don't forget t hat our dut ies is not up t he power
behind us.
Mat t . 16: 15; Exo. 3: 11- 13; Ex. 4: 1- 10; Ex. 4: 13; Rom . 11: 29;
Jos. 1: 5; Jer. 1: 5- 8; John 1: 42; Mat t . 11: 25; Rom . 4: 17; Mat t .
28: 19- 20; John 21: 15- 17; Mat t . 20: 1- 16.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: I Cor. 1: 25- 29
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PART 2 3
LESSON 391
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1.
D O N OT BEFRI EN D AN AN GRY M AN
Sim eon and Levi did not receive any special blessings from
t heir fat her Jacob because of t heir fierce anger and cruelt y
Pro. 14: 17. Cruelt y pays but in very bad coins and anger is
very dangerous t o bot h t he angry one and t o t he vict im of
t he angry Ps. 37: 8. I nfact an angry m an is also dangerous
t o his friends Eccl. 7: 9. Gen. 49: 5- 7; Pro. 11: 17; Pro.
19: 11; Pro. 22: 24- 25.
2.
YOU CAN CH AN GE YOUR D ESTI N Y

Jacob said, I will scat t er Levi in I srael Num . 1: 50. Lat er
on, God said, I have t aken Levi for t he first born of t he
children of I srael. What happened in bet ween? What
changed t he dest iny of Levi? His children. You t oo can
change your dest iny. Num . 18: 3; Exo. 32: 26; Ezek.
18: 20- 24.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Pro. 16: 32; Num . 8: 17- 18.
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LIVIN G SACR IFICE
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LESSON 392
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od will only accept a living sacrifice. This m eans t he
sacrifice wit hout blem ish because he is a living and Holy
God. I n t his st udy we are going t o exam ine t he
inst rum ent / t ools for a living sacrifice. May t he Lord bless us richly
as we st udy at His feet in Jesus Nam e Am en.
I N STRUM EN TS FOR A LI VI N G SACRI FI CE

The lifest yle and t he t hought of Christ ian m ust be in you and you
m ust live a right eous and Holy life Rom . 12: 1; Gen. 4: 1- 4; Phil.
2: 5; Lev. 22: 19- 21; I Tim . 5: 6; I John 3: 8; Rom . 8: 6; Gen. 17: 12; Am os. 3: 3; I Sam . 15: 22- 23; Gen. 22: 15- 18. His sacrifice
m ust deal wit h t he obedience and fait h in God. Heb. 11: 6; Rom .
4: 17- 21; Ps. 11: 3.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Ps. 4: 5; I sa. 1: 19.
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PART 2 4
LESSON 393
I N TROD UCTI ON :
n t he last part of t his series, we saw how anger is such a
dangerous t hing t hat we m ust not only avoid it like a plague
but we m ust not even befriend an angry m an. We also saw
how t he sons of Levi changed t heir dest iny by declaring for t he
Lord. Today, as we cont inue wit h our st udy, m ay t he Lord bless us
richly in Jesus Nam e. Am en.
1.
TH E LORD JESUS CH RI ST I S TH E LI ON OF JUD AH

Judah was blessed because he was t he one who rescued
Joseph from his bret hren and t hus preserved t he ent ire
Nat ion of I srael I I Chr. 5: 2; Heb. 7: 14; Rev. 5: 1- 6; John
1: 29; Luke 1: 30- 33; Rev. 19: 16; John 12: 32; Ph. 2: 9- 11.
And all t he blessings pronounced on him find t heir
ult im at e fulfillm ent in our Lord Jesus Christ , t he great Lion
of Judah. Gen. 49: 8- 12; Gen. 37: 26- 27.
2.
TH E LI ON OF JUD AH I S W ORTH Y TO BE PRAI SED

There are five principal cat egories of people t hat m en
norm ally praise. There are: God John 1: 1- 14
A friend I John 1: 7
A benefact or Ps. 103: 1- 3
A relat ion who had done t he fam ily proud and Ps. 103: 4- 5
v Som eone who is undoubt edly, undeniably great Ps.
107: 1- 2. Jesus Christ fit s int o each and every cat egory,
surely t he great Lion of Judah is wort hy t o be praised. Gen.
49: 8; John 13: 1; Psalm 107: 8- 16; Rev. 5: 9- 14; Ps.
104: 1- 5.
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ii
iii
iv
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B ACKWAR D N ES S O F TH E S P IR IT
LESSON 394
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ew people j um p int o backwardness of t he spirit and t hey t o

go downward wit h a st ep once in a while. What are t hese
st eps? They are: - selfishness, proudness, using power in a
clum sy ways, enj oying and self love. Saul walk in t his ways and
end up a failure. I n t his lesson we are gong t o t alk about t he
result s of backsliding. May t he Lord bless us as we st udy at His
feet in Jesus nam e. Am en.
RESULTS OF BACKSLI D I N G
The punishm ent of Sin will let you fear, t he elect ric power of God
will be no vision, dream and prophecy Jam es 1: 14- 16. in as m uch
t hat it will not be convenient for him t o be in darkness, he will j oin
t he evil gang ( evil spirit ) I Sam . 28: 5- 19. The result s of t his will
bring great t ribulat ion, and he will die as a failure.
Rom . 6: 23; Pro. 28: 1; Jere. 6: 25; Pro. 1: 27- 28; Pro. 1: 5; Mic.
3: 4; Lam . 2: 9; Exo. 28: 30; Deut . 18: 9- 12; Lev. 20: 27; I sa.
48: 22.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Job. 18: 11; Pro. 5: 11- 13.
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TH E G R EAT TR IB U LATIO N
LESSON 395
I N TROD UCTI ON :
hrist ian shall be expect ed from t he wrat h of God because

t he rapt ure of t he Church is t o be before t he opening of t he
first seal. I n t his st udy we shall t alk about Hell on eart h for
unbelievers and t he Jews alike. May t he Lord bless us as we st udy
at His feet in Jesus Might y Nam e. Am en.
H ELL ON EARTH FOR UN BELI VERS AN D TH E JEW S ALI KE
I t is a visit at ion of t he wrat h of God upon t hose who m issed t he
rapt ure Rev. 3: 10. Locust shall be given power as scorpion t o
t orm ent people wit hout t he seal of God Rev. 9: 1- 12. The shapes
of t he locust were like unt o houses and t heir t eet h were of t he
t eet h of Lions. Rev. 9: 6; I I Pet . 2: 9; Jer. 30: 6- 7; Luke 21: 36; Rev.
6: 16- 17; Luke 23: 30; I saiah 13: 6- 7; Job. 3: 21- 22; I saiah 2: 19;
Jer. 8: 3; Joel 2: 3- 4; Joel 1: 6; I I Pet . 2: 4- 7; Gen. 5: 24.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Num . 23: 19; Hosea 10: 8.
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A S ECO N D CH O S EN P EO P LE
LESSON 396
I N TROD UCTI ON :
he underst anding of a Church a new holy nat ion was not in

t he prophecies. So t he old pat riarchs of t he Old Test am ent
had no idea t hat t here would be a new and living way where
God would in dwell t he spirit s of m ankind. I n t his we shall t alk on
t he church a chosen generat ion knows her Lord.
May t he Lord bless us as we st udy at His feet in Jesus Might y
nam e. Am en.
TH E CH URCH A CH OSEN GEN ERATI ON KN OW S H ER LORD
Not all followers of Jesus know His personalit y, because flesh and
blood cannot reveal t he t rut h about Him Act s 10: 44- 46. He is t he
Chief Corner St one, and t he gat es of hell shall not prevail against
t he Church built on t his st one I sa. 54: 17; Mat t . 16: 15- 18; Mat t .
7: 21- 23; Luke 6: 46; Eph. 2: 8; I Cor. 2: 14; I I Tim . 1: 9; Act s 8: 58; Mat t . 7: 24; Eph. 2: 20; I Pet 2: 5- 7; Ps. 118: 17; Ps. 9: 13; Deut .
10: 15; I sa. 62: 12; Deut . 4: 20
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: 1 Pet er 2: 9- 10
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R EN EWAL IN TH E S P IR IT
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LESSON 397
I N TROD UCTI ON :
he Christ ian church should cont inue t o wit ness a
m ovem ent of renewal in t he Spirit because when we rely on
t he Holy Spirit we get what God can do. I n t his st udy we
shall t alk on keeping t he fire burning.
KEEPI N G TH E FI RE BURN I N G
( a)
Obedience brings Spirit ual renewal and t here will be no
Lukewarm ness. I I Chr. 7: 1
( b)
Few of us are big enough t o becom e lit t le enough t o be
used of God. Mat t . 25: 7- 10.
( c)
A new sense of sinfulness of sin leads t o repent ance Jam es
4: 10
( d)
Prayerlessness is t he key t o spirit ual deat h Luke 18: 1;
Exo. 27: 20; I sa. 55: 2- 3; Mat t . 18: 3- 4; I Pet . 5: 6; I Cor.
1: 26; I I Cor. 7: 10; Act s 17: 30; Mat t . 3: 7- 10; Luke 15: 7;
I sa. 40: 31; Ps. 103: 5.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Heb. 12: 29; I Sam . 3: 3.
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H O M E TH AT H AS B EEN B R O K EN
LESSON 398
I N TROD UCTI ON :
hrist ian hom e supposed t o be a place t hat is very near t o

heaven because we are living in God, and He Him self is
dwelling in us. I n t his lesson we want t o know t he reason
why we have broken hom e, m ay t he Lord bless us as we st udy at
His feet in Jesus Might y nam e. Am en.
CAUSES OF BROKEN H OM E
Hom e is a place whereby we m ust be shinning for t he Lord, but
t he indirect is what is happening Gen. 3: 16. Because we are
unfait hful t o our m arriage vow, anger is som et hing t hat is
cont rary Heb. 13: 4, t aking fam ily alt ar for grant ed, and t o be
not icing disadvant ages or m ist ake of his part ner at all t im es.
I Tim . 5: 4- 8; Pro. 6: 26; Gen. 39: 7- 9; Pro. 6: 27- 29; 32; Pro.
5: 15- 18; Mal. 2: 4; Pro. 21: 19; Pro. 26: 21; I John 2: 15; Pro.
7: 10- 11,18,19; I Tim . 5: 13; Tit us 2: 4; Mat t . 26: 41; Luke 18; 1; I
Cor. 13: 5; Eph. 5: 25; I Pet . 3: 1.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: I Thess. 5: 17; Am os 3: 3.
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P ER P ETU AL JU B ILEE
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LESSON 399
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ubilee is a periodical t im e of blessings for t he I sraelit es, but
for every child of God, it is now perm anent blessings and
vict ory over t he devil t hrough Jesus Christ our Lord. I n t his
st udy we shall look int o t he blessings of Jubilee. May t he Lord
bless us as we st udy at His feet in Jesus Might y Nam e. Am en.
Believers are t o resem ble t heir fat her by rest ing, unlike t he devil
t hat is always t o and fro Gen. 2: 2. it is a t im e of j ubilat ing for
divine release from bondages and a t im e t o possess your
possession and also a t im e of new beginning Lev. 25: 13; Job.
1: 7; Mat t . 11: 28; I sa. 57: 20; Ecc. 2: 1; John 14: 27; I sa. 30: 15;
Exo. 9: 1; Act s 12: 7; I sa. 61: 10; John 8: 3; John 8: 32,36; I sa.
35: 3- 6; Eph. 1: 14; Ps. 23; I I I John 2; Mark 16: 17; Luke 10: 19;
Exo. 12: 2; John 10: 10; I John 1: 3; Prov. 22: 7; John 7: 37- 39.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Ps. 127: 1; Lev. 25: 11- 22.
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N U M B ER IN G TH E AN G EL
103
LESSON 400
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f t he devil has som e evil Spirit t hat is in charge of som e big

cit ies, universit ies, likewise our God has som e Angels t hat is
in charge of t hese Angels and t hey helps us t o st and in
vict ory. May t he Lord bless us t rem endously as we st and at His
feet in Jesus Might y Nam e. Am en.
TH E M I N I STRY OF TH E AN GELS
They are t he m inist ers who m inist er t o t he children of God. They
are m ore t han t housands in hundred folds Heb. 1: 14. We should
not serve nor worship t hem Mat t . 25: 31, They give warning t o
peoples in t he Old Test am ent , and t hey dest roy evil people
Jesus is com ing back wit h His Angels. Act s 27: 23- 24; Act s 12: 710; Mat t . 4: 11; Luke 22: 42; Dan. 6: 22; I I Kings 6: 15- 17; Ps.
34: 7; Dan. 7: 10; Zech. 3: 7.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Rev. 5: 11
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JO S EPH : A S TU D Y IN
D IVIN E FAITH FU LS N ES S
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LESSON 401
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n t he last part of t his series, we exam ined t he blessings of
I srael on som e of his children. I n t his concluding part of t he
series, we wish t o look at t he blessings he pronounced on
Joseph and t he im plicat ions. May t he Lord bless us richly as we
st udy in Jesus nam e. Am en.
1.
JOSEPH GOT TH E GREATEST BLESSI N GS OF ALL:

TH E BLESSI N GS OF TH E BREASTS
Of all t he blessings pronounced by Jacob on his children,
he reserved t he great est for his favourit e son, Joseph Gen.
49: 22- 26. Not only did he heap on him t he blessings of
heaven above and blessings of t he deep beneat h, he also
included t he blessings of t he breast s, which of course Ps.
23: 1- 2, m eans t he blessing of Mum m y's breast s wit h it s
deep im plicat ions. Jer. 1: 4- 5; I Cor. 3: 21- 23; Mat t . 6: 11;
John 14: 14; Rom . 8: 32; John 16: 24; Ps. 103: 1- 5.
2.
M UM M Y'S M I LK I S I N EXH AUSTI BLE

The blessings of Mum m y's breast s are inexhaust ible Gen.
17: 1. included are growt h from alm ost not hing t o a big
st rong m an, from a baby on a bloody soaked floor t o t he
t hrone, from a nobody t o a channel of blessing Ph. 4: 19,
Everyt hing a child needs is in t he Mum m y's m ilk. Luke
5: 1- 7; I Sam 2: 8; I I Sam . 7: 18- 20; John 6: 5- 14; Mat t .
1: 21; I Pet . 2: 24; Ph. 4: 13; John 1: 4- 5; I Pet . 2: 2; I sa.
46: 4.
Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: I Pet ers 2: 24; Psalm 103: 1- 5.
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ALL RIGHT RESERVED

n t he last part of t his series, we saw how anoint ing can be

TH E AN OI N TI N G H AS AN UN SEEN BOD YGUARD

Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Mat t . 8: 41- 45; I Sam . 22: 1- 2.

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TH E W ORD OF GOD W RI TTEN OR SPOKEN BY H I S

TH E SECURI TY OF A N ATI ON I S ACTUALLY I N TH E

TH E M I N I STRY OF TH E AN OI N TED N EVER EN D S.

Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Gen. 5: 24; I I Tim . 4: 6; I I Chr. 32: 7; Ps.

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Fu r t h e r Re a din g: Psalm . 106: 30

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TH ERE I S A QUEEN ON LY BECAUSE TH ERE I S A

Fu r t h e r Re a din g: Rom . 12: 10; John 10; 10.

ESTH ER : CASE STU D Y

TH ERE I S N O ROOM FOR A VACUUM I N N ATURE

M AN Y ARE CALLED , FEW ARE CH OSEN

Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Rom . 9: 16; Jam es 4: 6

ESTH ER : CASE STU D Y

1 . GOD M UST COM E FI RST ALL TH E TI M E

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TH E W EALTH OF TH E W I CKED SH ALL BE SPEN T BY

TH E VESSEL UN TO H ON OUR D OES N OT LI VE FOR

Fu r t h e r Re a din g: I sa. 3: 10- 11; Pro. 11: 31.

A VESSEL UN TO H ON OUR I S A SOLD I ER OF TH E

N EVER GI VE TH E D EVI L A BREATH I N G SPACE

Fu r t h e r Re a din g: John 16: 24; I Tim . 6: 12

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W E N EED GOD 'S H ELP I N TI M ES OF BATTLE AN D

Fu r t h e r Re a din g: Rom . 8: 15; I Sam . 17: 47.

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POSI TI ON AL AN D I N STAN TAN EOUS EXPERI EN CE

PRACTI CAL AN D PROGRESS EXPERI EN CE

Fu r t h e r Re a din g: I Pet . 1: 15- 16; I Thess. 5: 23.

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RULES OF SOW I N G AN D REAPI N G

Though t he seed m ay be sown secret , t he harvest can not be

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PR EPAR ATIO N FO R AN O IN TIN G

AN OI N TI N G CAN N OT BE BOUGH T W I TH M ON EY,

Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: I Pet . 2: 9; Ps. 51: 17

AN OI N TI N G I S FOR CON QUEST

H OW TO AVOI D SPI RI TUAL POW ER FAI LURE

Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Eccl. 7: 9; John 10: 10.

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TH E SECRET OF TH E I N D W ELLI N G PRESEN CE OF

Fu r t h e r Re a din g: Rom . 12: 10; Heb. 11: 1.

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TH ERE I S A POW ER SUPERI OR TO POLI TI CAL

Fu r t h e r Re a din gs: Act s 19: 20; Ps. 119: 89.