Using 1 Corinthians 11:31-32 and the laws of leprosy, the teaching emphasizes the importance of continual self-examination under priestly authority. The message connects present correction and repentance with future resp…
Using 1 Corinthians 6:3 as the foundational text, the lesson teaches that believers are being prepared to participate in Yahweh's future government through the responsibility of judging angels. The speaker develops this …
This lesson explores Yahweh's secret desire to reconcile all things in heaven and earth through Messiah. Beginning with Ephesians 1 and Colossians 1, the speaker argues that reconciliation extends beyond mankind and incl…
This lesson develops the prophetic significance of Leviticus 14 and the Law of the Leper as a model for judgment, examination, cleansing, and restoration. Beginning with 1 Corinthians 4:9, the speaker emphasizes that bel…
This lesson focuses on the restoration work of Elijah and its connection to priesthood, sacrifice, angelic government, and the heavenly sanctuary. Beginning with the premise that Elijah must restore all things, the speak…
This lesson explores the distinction between Yahshua's sacrificial work and His continuing priestly ministry. Beginning with the encounter between Yahshua and the Canaanite woman, the speaker presents the narrative as a …
This lesson continues the teaching on substitutionary priesthood by moving into the subjects of apostolic authority, water baptism, and the keys of the Kingdom. Beginning with Romans 2, Romans 5, Acts 2, and John 20, the…
This lesson examines Hebrews 2 and the future government of the age to come. The speaker teaches that while angels presently administer aspects of the current world order, Yahweh's purpose is to place the coming age unde…
This lesson develops the doctrine of substitutionary priesthood from Paul's statement concerning baptism for the dead. The speaker argues that Yahshua functioned as the substitutionary Lamb by legally identifying with si…
This lesson begins with Paul's statement concerning baptism for the dead and uses that difficult passage as the doorway into a broader doctrine called substitutionary priesthood. The speaker argues that from the Garden o…
This book argues that the Torah death sentence is legally transferred to a willing substitute: Adam, Eve and David 'died in another,' the sacrificial lamb became the sinner, and Yahshua died in the lamb's place. Across f…