Lesson 5 :The Building of a Nation

God is actively building a nation (Israel) to fulfill His promise to Abraham and ultimately bring forth the Messiah. While they have a people, leaders, and laws, they still need a homeland. The lesson tracks their struggle to claim this land, highlighting that their physical…

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Lesson :God Works Through the Patriarchs

This lesson highlights God’s faithfulness and sovereignty in building the nation of Israel according to His perfect timing. God fulfilled His promises despite impossible circumstances, using barren women, imperfect people, and long periods of waiting to demonstrate that His…

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Lesson 3 :The Drama of Redemption Begins

The focus of this lesson is how God worked in Abraham’s life, and that is what caught my attention.

Separation from his country (Genesis 12:1)

Abraham left his homeland and everything familiar to trust God instead of relying on what was comfortable and known.

Separation from…

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Lesson 16: The Glory of God

This message explains that God’s glory means who God is—His power, greatness, holiness, and love. It also means the honor and praise that He deserves. The Bible teaches that people should give glory to God because He created everything and cares for His people.

The speaker says that God’s…

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Lesson 2:God at Work in Human History

Our salvation is based on what God has done, what He is doing now, and what He Three Main Ideas

Salvation is God’s work, not our work
Grace means God does it.
Faith means we respond to what God is doing.
Trying to save ourselves is called “living in the flesh.”

God works…

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Lesson 1: Introduction – Christ in the Bible

This class is a survey of the whole Bible that shows one clear message from Genesis to Revelation: God’s plan of redemption through Jesus Christ.

This lessons helped me to see the unity of the Bible, understanding how all 66 books fit together as one story and the main…

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Lesson 15: The Love of God

God is love, and real love comes from Him alone, not from human effort.

God showed His love by sending Jesus to die for our sins, even when we did not love Him.

Jesus’ death satisfied God’s judgment against sin (propitiation) for the whole world, but only those who believe are redeemed and…

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Lesson 14: The Patience of God

The main theme is the patience of God. God’s patience is not about waiting through problems like traffic or long lines. Instead, it means that God is slow to anger and very patient with people.

From 2 Peter 3 and other Bible passages, we learn that God’s patience:

He Controls His plan…

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Lesson 13: The Mercy of God

The Bible teaches that mercy is who God is, not just what He does. He is always merciful, compassionate, and ready to forgive.

God’s mercy includes:

His person: God is merciful by nature. He is full of compassion and kindness.

His provision: All God’s blessings, forgiveness, healing,…

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Lesson 12: The Faithfullness of God

Psalm 89 and many other Bible passages teach that God is always faithful. He never changes, never lies, and never breaks His promises. People often fail, forget, or give up but God never does.

Because God is faithful, we can depend on Him to:

Keep His Word

Show mercy and…

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Lesson 11: The Righteousness of God

God makes believers righteous because of Jesus, not because of what they do.
We are accepted by God the moment we trust Christ. Jesus took our sin, and God counts His righteousness as ours.
Salvation is about trusting Jesus, not trying to earn God’s approval.

God’s righteousness…

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Lesson 10: The Trinity of God

The Bible teaches that there is only one God, not three gods. Christians call this belief the Trinity, or better, tri-unity: one God who exists as three persons—the Father, the Son (Jesus), and the Holy Spirit.

Even though the word “Trinity” is not in the Bible, the idea is clearly…

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Lesson 9: The Incarnation

Main Message

• Jesus is God in human flesh
• He came so we could know God
• He came so we could be saved
• He came so we could have eternal life

This teaching explains the incarnation, which means God became a human being. Jesus did not just come from God and Jesus is God in human flesh.

Jesus…

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Lesson 7: The Worship of God

Worship means honoring God from the heart. The word worship in the Bible means to bow down, showing respect, love, and honor to God because He is worthy.

The Bible shows that worship is the reason God created everything. All creation exists to give glory to Him.

Lesson 6: The Holiness of God

God is holy, which means He is completely pure and different from everyone else. He is perfect and without sin. God does not follow rules—He is the rule.

The Bible shows that God’s holiness makes people feel awe, understand their sin, and want to worship and serve Him.

God is holy…

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Lesson 5: The Praise of God

True worship comes from a heart that knows God personally through Jesus Christ. One day, all people will recognize and honor God, but the Bible calls us to do this freely now by placing our faith in Christ, the only source of salvation.

The message explains that to praise the Lord…

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Lesson 4: The Fear of the Lord

The fear of God is not paralyzing terror, but a life-shaping reverence rooted in knowing God, trusting His word, hating sin, obeying His commands, and hoping fully in Him. It leads to wisdom, protection, provision, blessing, and eternal salvation.

The lesson answerd three questions:

What…

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Lesson 3: The Power of God

This lesson teaches about the power of God, based mainly on Psalm 111.
The key idea is that God’s power is real, unique, and unlimited.

1. God’s power is unique

God can do what no one else can do.

We see this in:

• Creation
• Control of history
• Care for His people

2. God’s power is…

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Lesson 2: The Sovereignty of God

This lesson teaches that God is completely in control of everything.
To understand life, we must first understand who God is. If we do not understand God, we live in confusion and doubt.

1. God is in control of all things

2. God cares for what He controls

3. God chooses the destiny…

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Lesson 1: the Greatness of God

the greatest need of humanity is not self-discovery, but the knowledge of God. Modern society is obsessed with understanding human identity and self-worth, yet Scripture teaches that true understanding of ourselves begins with seeing the greatness of God. When we focus on Him, our sense…

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Lesson 25: We Believe Statements (Creed) and final lesson

This is a summary about the lesson:

The Bible is inspired, inerrant, infallible, and God-breathed.

This applies directly to the original writings (Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek), not later translations.

No apocryphal or extra books (like in…

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Lesson 24: Symbolic Laguage

The Bible often uses symbolic language: stories, pictures, and comparisons to make truth easier to see and remember. This is very common in Jewish culture, where people like to teach by telling stories instead of saying things directly. Jesus taught this way too.

Many…

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Lesson 23: Culture

When we learn about the people, customs, language, geography, and history of Bible times, many parts of Scripture become clearer.

learning about ancient cultures—like the Sumerians, Egyptians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians, Greeks, and especially the Jewish culture—helps us…

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Lesson 20-22: interpretation of the Bible

The lesson addresses how to interpret the Bible properly that is, how to understand what the Bible really means, not merely opinions.

It emphasizes that while there may be many opinions or applications, there is only one true interpretation, the meaning intended by…

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Lesson 19: English Translations

This lesson explains how English Bible translations developed over time and what manuscripts and translation methods each version is based on. Dr. Hockins supports the King James Version, which comes from the Textus Receptus, because he believes it is the most transparent…

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Lesson 18: Greek Translations

Here’s a summary of what this lesson is about.When the New Testament was written, each book circulated separately. One church might have received Philippians, another Ephesians, not as a single bound volume.

Copies were made by hand. Due to persecution (churches meeting…

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Lesson 17: Manuscript evidence:

This lesson focuses on the three main texts that are used to write the versions of the Bible we have today.

Eastern Text (Byzantine Text):
This text tradition developed mainly in the Eastern Greek-speaking church. It contains many later copies that are very similar to…

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Lesson 16: Inerrancy of the Bible

Manuscript evidence:

Old Testament:
The discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls in 1947 showed that the Hebrew Scriptures had been copied very carefully for more than a thousand years.

New Testament:
We have about 5,500 Greek copies, 10,000 Latin copies, 4,000 other…

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Lesson 15: Review and Issues of Canonicity

The lecture focused on variant reports and alleged contradictions in the Gospels. Many differences arise because Jesus often repeated teachings in different settings, so similar events are not always the same event. Careful attention to context,…

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Lesson 13 and 14: Difficulties of Inspiration Part I and II

These lessons explain that Greek New Testament translations only emerged in the 1500s because, in the early church, the New Testament existed as separate letters and fragments, not a single book. Different churches preserved different…

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Lesson 8 and 9: the work of the Holy Spirit in the believer

The work of the Holy Spirit within the life of the believer is comforting; just the name “Comforter” itself implies one who will be there to plead your case and to aid you in any way.

Lesson 11 and 12: Inspiration

Five Theories of Inspiration

Ordinary, Dynamic, Degrees, Moral and Mechanical

I believe most of the Bible was mechanical, in other words, dictated by God.

Lesson 10: The Apocrypha and the Bible

Was the Apocrypha quoted by Paul? There are some controversial passages like Hebrews 11:35, we notice right after the first phrase that: “women received their dead raised to life again.” The next words say “and others.” According to some, the others can be…

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Lesson 5-7 : Baptism with the Holy Spirit

I consider the baptism with the Holy Spirit as a after receiving jesus event, and obviously we receive the Holy Ghost because without Him we wont be able to understand the Bible and Grow spiritually. But, I also believe that there is na experience that gives…

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Lesson 8 and .

The new testament and apocrypha/apocrypha and the Catholic Churc

These lessons talk about Luther and basically three major issues:

One is the authority of the Scriptures over the tradition of the Church—the authority of the Scriptures over the traditions of the church. No apocrypha book…

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Lesson 4 : The Holy Spirit: Restrainer of Evil

What is holding back these powers and forces of darkness that are wanting to take over the full control of the earth? Here we have the work of the Holy Spirit in the world, restraining these powers of darkness and hindering them from inaugurating their…

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History and Authenticity of the Bible

Lesson 6 and 7.

These lessons teach how we got our bible today. It talks about different translations and why we don´t have the apocrypha books in it.

I was impacted by the work done by the Putitans, I am researching more aobut them and I see how God through time was making sure His…

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Lesson 3 : The Holy Spirit in the World

The threefold witness of the Holy Spirit.

1) Of sin, because they do not believe in Jesus. 2) Of righteousness, because Jesus is the standard of righteousness that you must attain if you ever have any hope of entering the kingdom of heaven. And when you look at…

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Lesson 2 : Third Person of the Trinity

This lesson takes us from Genesis to Revelations showing the works of the Holy Spirit that declare him God. The one I like the most is in Deuteronony 6:4

4 Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one.

The Hebrew word “one” is אֶחָד‘ eḥāḏ which means a…

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The Person and Gifts of the Holy Spirit

Lesson 1: The Person of the Holy Spirit

The lesson focuses on the fact that the Holy Spirit is a person possessing all of the characteristics of personality. He is not a thing or force. The Bible uses personal pronouns, verses that show us his personality.

Personal treatments are…

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Lesson 5: Dead Sea Scrolls & Aramaic Targums

2Ti 3:16 NKJV – 16 All Scripture [is] given by inspiration of God, and [is] profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness.

This lesson talks about the understanding of inspiration. Understanding the…

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Lesson 4 Scripture Cannot Be Broken

The lesson teaches that the Bible is the complete revelation to us and cannot be added or removed from it.

Heb 1:2 NKJV – 2 has in these last days spoken to us by [His] Son, whom He has appointed heir of all things, through whom also He made the worlds.

History and Authenticity of the Bible

Lesson 3 Miracles

The lesson teaches the relationship of believing in God, the Messaiah, and miracles. “These signs are written that you might believe that Jesus is the Messiah and in believing you would have life through His name” (John 20:31). All the miracles listed and according to the…

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The Garden-Variety Lie

Dr. Jones explains how the English translation can say in Romans 1:25 “a lie or the lie” and the implications of this. According to him the correct is ”the lie” and through many verses he takes us back to the Garden of Eden where the lie was told to Eve “and you will be like God”.…

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The Meaning of Romans 1

Dr Jones explains in details the structure and terns used in this chapter to show who God is and what is the human situation. This chapter teaches how pagans think and how we can preach to them‚ only God´s love is the answer to paganism’s misguided hopes for contact with the divine.

The Church in Danger

The lesson talks about how young Christians are eager to do something new and effective for Christ. But they are sometimes unaware of the changes that have occurred Western history. They sometimes fail to recognize the real enemy of the Church, namely the Devil and his Lie.…

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Predictions of the Revival of Pagan Oneism

In the 19th century Friedrich Nietzsche predicted that the “death of God” would become common belief‚ Franz von Baader who prophesied the return of the original androgyne as well as an end-time Sodom and Gomorrah , in th 30´s Freemason Foster Bailey echoed…

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This lesson shows how paganism was practiced in the Roman Empire and how different thinkers in the 60´s desired a generation without God

Tacitus, the Roman historian, described Christians as “haters of humanity,” even though it was the Christians who were rescuing cast-off newborns. They were…

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This course studies the 2 worldviews that are summarized by the apostle Paul in Romans chapter 1 verse 25 when he says “They exchanged the truth about God for a lie, and worshiped and served created things rather than the Creator—who is forever praised. Amen.” The worldviews are: the…

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