Sovereignty Part 9 Modus Operandi
Example #5 – Pharaoh’s Heart is Hardened While the churches of Babylon would have us believe that the Pharaoh who withstood Moses was simply an…
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Various studies given by various brethren in fellowship at IWWB
Sovereignty Part 8 Modus Operandi
Example #4 – Joseph and His Brothers Why are “our works” and “our righteousnesses” so despised by God? God Himself calls them “righteousnesses” (Isa 64:6).…
Read study →Revelation 4:6 – Sea of Glass – Part 2
Audio Links Download Part 1 Your browser cannot play this audio.Open audio Video Links Download Part 1 Audio Download What is This “Sea of Glass?”…
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Example #3 – Jacob and Esau Isaac was Abraham’s second son, the child of promise, born after both Abraham and Sarah were past the age…
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Example #2 – The Trials [ Temptations] of Job Most of us are aware that Job was a man of great patience. In one day…
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Example #1 – The Tempting of Mankind (Adam and Eve) The first example is the pattern for all of God’s sovereign actions concerning the tempting…
Read study →Revelation 4:6 – Sea of Glass – Part 1
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You might answer ‘right here in this passage Paul says this is for our admonition.’ Then you would probably ask, why are we given admonitions…
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“The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to usward, not willing that ANY should perish but…
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When we ask ‘why’, what we are really asking is “does man have a ‘free will'”. “Does man make ‘free choices’?” No one denies that…
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