Romans Ch 8

Reading Rom 8:28-30 we come across an interesting doctrinal & grammatical challenge:

And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. For whom he did foreknow, he also did predestinate to be conformed to the image of his Son, that he might be the firstborn among many brethren. Moreover whom he did predestinate, them he also called: and whom he called, them he also justified: and whom he justified, them he also glorified. – Rom 8:28-30

The challenge? Who is the “firstborn” in verse 29? and if it’s Jesus, does that mean we should think of Jesus as our brother? To find out we begin with the grammar and then explore: what are the “all things” working together for good? Who are those who love God and are called? What is God’s purpose? Who are the foreknown, those he predestinated to be conformed? Who is, and what does it mean by the firstborn? And who are the many brethren the firstborn is among? And what does it mean that those called and predestinated are justified and glorified?

A group of people foreknown and predestined in Rom 8:28, were then conformed to the image of the Son to become the “all things” as “one new man” in Christ and then could be called “he” and “the firstborn among many brethren” in Rom 8:29. And then he could refer to the many members as “them” in Rom 8:30.

By the mystery operation of God in Christ the Body of Christ is both many and one in Christ! Many members, all working together for good, and one Body according to I Cor 12:12-13, “For as the body is one, and hath many members, and all the members of that one body, being many, are one body: so also is Christ. For by one Spirit are we all baptized into one body, whether we be Jews or Gentiles, whether we be bond or free; and have been all made to drink into one Spirit. For the body is not one member, but many.”

This new creature, this one new man, this Body of Christ being formed by God’s mystery operation must be different than those in Christ before, be cause we ARE justified, and we ARE glorified, and circumcision or other works of the flesh are no longer an issue or a requirement.

Jesus is God. He is our Lord and Savior. He’s not our brother. We are brethren in him, we are a new creature, and a new man justified and glorified in him.

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II Timothy Chapter 4

Hear Paul’s unequivocal charge to Timothy, and for believers today as to God’s will for our lives! We’ll let the Bible define what Paul means by “the word”, being instant, and what in-season and out-of-season is. We go over the specific things God is doing and promising so men can live in them and teach others.

We’ll see what the scripture reveals about the timing of The Judgment Seat of Christ, The Great White Throne Judgment, the end of The Dispensation of Grace and the end of the world. Hear all about itching ears and the apostasy that the scripture indicates will end this age. Hear about afflictions and what it means to “make full proof” of one’s ministry.

Hear about keeping the faith and the crown of righteousness awaiting believers in Heaven. We discuss the potential “mistake in the Bible” that occurs when Paul says only Luke is with him. And we’ll address the cloak, the books and the parchments Paul asks Timothy to bring him.

Who is Alexander the copper smith? We examine the various “Alexanders” in the New Testament. We’ll address the meaning of Paul’s “first answer”. And answer the question people often ask about preaching Christ according to the mystery: “who else believes this?” We’ll consider what Paul meant about being “delivered out of the mouth of the lion” and that his preaching was then heard by “all the gentiles.”

Discover the three-fold witness that by the time Paul wrote II Timothy the Holy Spirit’s gifts of miracles, signs and wonders had been ended. We settle the issue of why “only Luke” was mentioned earlier as being with Paul but others are mentioned at the end. And how it’s not a mistake in the Bible, but a final encouragement to Timothy.

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Listen in to a special edition of the Worldview and find out who’s up, who’s down, and what it’s like to be dumbed down all the way.

We call for the release of Tina Peters so she can show us what Nancy Pelosi meant by “creeping into the [voting] technology to create a false count.” (And we call for someone to be prosecuted in the wake of Judicial Watch’s lawsuits removing fake voters from the voter rolls)!

Come with us to Texas where real Texans should be questioning “education officials”, to Chick-Fil-A for a good deed in North Carolina and sadly, a mass shooting in New Jersey. We’ll also get to the bottom of how the Cesar Chavez story was used to fire up the “Me Too Machine” devouring Eric Swalwell this week!

We check in with Franklin Graham and Gary Bauer to find out if they have they’re allowed to grant Donald Trump entrance into heaven, with theconversation.com to find out what it means to use your five senses to detect the multiverse, (and other things).

All that plus death in the baptismal, five hundred dollar “Baby Shahed” kamikaze drones, and how almost all of us get almost everything wrong, almost all the time!

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II Timothy Ch 3

Listen in or watch as w e cover what it means to become “entangled” in the affairs of this life, and how entanglement is deception into seemingly hopeless situations. We consider the phrase “last days” and determine what days Paul is speaking about when he lists some of the worst people of all time in verses 2-5.

We’ll examine the characteristics of those horrible people to discern who they are and how we are to turn away from them, and discuss whether Paul is speaking of unbelievers, or believers. We’ll then discern the meaning of having “…a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof…”, and what the words “trucebreakers”, “traitors”, and “lovers of pleasure more than lovers of God” imply about the identity of the people Paul is warning us about.

What does it mean to have a form of godliness? What does it mean to deny the power of it? And just who are the “silly women” Paul speaks of? And who are the reprobate?

We’ll also examine the doctrine of the inspiration of scripture, and what Paul meant that all scripture is “given” by inspiration of God. And why are the words “perfect” and throughly the correct translation rather than the substitutes found in modern English translations? Finally we close with the emphasis Paul continues to put on doctrine, specifically the doctrine given to him by Christ for the Body today living in the dispensation of God’s grace.

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II Timothy Ch 2

This week we examine the holy calling, promise of life in Christ Jesus given to us as a gift in Christ before the world began and determine what our position is, and what our obligation of obedience is in and toward him. We’ll also review some evidence that those who were “turned away” from Paul were turned away in apostasy.

What does it mean to be “strong in grace”? We’ll examine evidence of the power we have access to in believing and hoping in Christ. And we’ll see Paul call witnesses to the gospel he calls “my gospel” – including his forefathers, Timothy’s grandmother Lois, his mother Eunice, King David and the scriptures. And he commands Timothy and us to commit that gospel to faithful men. How do we identify faithful men? And are all Christians saints and faithful men?

We’ll go over striving lawfully, being first partakers of the fruit and receiving understanding in all things. We cover the two groups of God’s elect in Christ and how Paul’s gospel to them is not according to Old Testament prophecy, but according to the mystery kept secret since the world began. We’ll discuss that second group of “elect” – us gentiles who believe the gospel!

Paul asks if we are dead with Christ, if we are raised with him, if we’ll reign or be denied by him? We’ll study what this means in light of our salvation and our activities and position in the world to come.

We’ll consider the major biblical doctrines of studying and rightly dividing the word of truth, and how they are diminished and even hidden by the modern church with their corrupted bibles. And finally we’ll look at who it is who opposes themselves and what we need to do about it.

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We find out together that it’s the mental health “experts” who are a primary source of misinformation, what prisoners need from Jesus, why no one should be allowed to discuss anything new about defining sex, (let alone gender), and how the greatest theft in the history of the world is being sold as “legal” by the barons of Artificial Intelligence.

Here Open AI’s test marketing ad for their dirty minded, dirty mouth chatbot, (dressed up as a press release). Find out why Leonid Radvinsky died. Get a load of the state of politics by the barrel of a gun in North Corlina. And hear what RE-publicans fear the most about the war in Iran!

All that plus the Secret Service and the airlines collapsing into incompetence, a roadmap for creeps and lawyers to redefining sex by, the “Charity Headlock” at the grocery store, and the real reason Christina Applegate is dying.

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II Timothy Ch 1

In Paul’s second letter to Timothy we’ll examine the threads of remembrance, warning and encouragement Paul delivers to strengthen Timothy to continue in ministry even as Paul readies for his departure from this world into the glorious heavenly kingdom of God.

We note the fact that Paul remembers Timothy’s grandmother Lois, and his mother Eunice, but not his father, who Paul reminds him is God in heaven, and Paul on earth. We’ll study through what Paul means that he and Timothy were given God’s grace, “,,,in Christ Jesus before the world began in light of Calvinist, Open Theist, and plain Biblical thought.

Did God understand that in creating beings other than himself that sin and death would be an inevitable reality he would have to overcome? What is the BIG difference in the gospel Paul has been appointed to preach as an apostle and a teacher of the gentiles? What is the division Paul marks when he says “…but now is made manifest by the appearing of our savior Jesus Christ?” And was Cornelius saved into the Body, or into the Little Flock?

Find out what God’s will is for your life is! It’s simpler than you might think! I Tim 2:4, that all men would be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth. And that Paul was “appointed a preacher, and an apostle, and a teacher of the Gentiles.”

When Paul said “I know whom I have believed, and am persuaded that he is able to keep that which I have committed unto him against that day.” What day was he tasking about? We’ll pursue the biblical uses of the word “form” and discuss the doctrine of biblical preservation in light of the power of the love in Jesus Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit..

And we’ll try to determine if Paul’s reference to Onesiphorus being granted Christ mercy “in that day holds a clue to whether or not “all those who are in Asia” turning against him refers to an apostacy, or the lack of friendly witnesses at his trial before Caesar.

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We check in the with broken Just-A-System of the 1990’s and it’s natural consequences today, with politicians fundraising off the laughable idea of restoring Britain without God, and with a divorced dad and mom expressing their hatred for one another in the form of transgender ideology with their poor daughter caught in the middle.

Benjamin Netanyahu is as clueless as Elon Musk when it comes to eternal life. Selling Whiskey can leave a Catholic hoping he can buy his way to heaven with a few million bucks. And if your pastor tells you he’s so dedicated to God he needs a private Jet, (or if he’s Hank Kunneman)? Just run!

Then there’s the case of white liberals throwing the Mexican Cesar Chavez under the bus faster than you can say “him too.” Zohran Mamdani’s wife Rama Duwaji thinks she can delete reality by deleting her Social Media. The king is taking a tenth of your increase for his army, (and his princes say we have plenty of money, and house organ Newsmax dutifully goes along).

All that plus the untimely death of Chuck Norris, abolishing the TSA, and the Duggar family as evidence that we should all repent for what we thought was “family friendly” reality TV

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I Timothy 5-6

Hear about what “entreating” one another means , how the “widow indeed” teaches against the welfare state and for the governance of the church over social welfare, and the community in general, and what Paul means by “having damnation”, “turning aside after satan”, and being “dead while you live” means.

We’ll examine Paul’s instruction the a those who labor in the word and doctrine be counted “worthy of double honor”, and if that has to do with the just pastors salary? or is there more to it than that? We’ll also consider what all’s involved when an elder is rebuked.

We consider the laying on of hands in regard to Timothy getting his ministry as well as Paul’s admonition to ““Lay hands suddenly on no man…”, as well as what is meant that Timothy be not a “partaker of other men’s sins .” And hear what the scripture says about Timothy “using a little wine” for his stomach’s sake.

What does it mean to count our ungodly masters worthy of all honor? And how can we find contentment when our riches are taken away and we’re left with nothing more than food and clothing? And is the love of money the root of all evil?

Hear about how the devil’s lie turned the Tree of Knowledge into an object that inflamed the lust of the flesh, and the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life. We must flee these things!

We’ll go over fighting the good fight of faith, (and where that fight mostly occurs), and rejoice with Timothy in Paul’s reference to his good profession in light of our Lord’s good confession before Pontius Pilate. We’ll also see what the scripture says about being rich, and “laying hold on eternal life.”

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