A Higher Walk
The principles of the doctrine of Christ enunciated in Hebrews 6 :1-2 were familiar to Jesus even those who were not believers and the writer of this epistle is obviously by the lack of spiritual progress of Jewish believers.
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The Making and the Administration of the Bread of God (SOS)
Jesus is the bread of God. This means that Jesus was crushed into flour to be offered. Flour is baked to become bread. “Then Jesus said unto them, Verily, verily, I say unto you, Moses gave you not that bread from heaven; but my Father giveth you the true bread from heaven.” (John 6:32).
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Death, through the Commandment of Love (LSC)
Sins of the heart are very dangerous; that was the sin of the beginning. When a man who has the formation of Christ in his soul begins to murmur, it is a sin that results into departure from the living God.
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Overcoming Death by Acquiring the Judgement of the Godhead (WTV)
One thing Satan is afraid of is the bringing forth of the headstone. There is a thinking that beats death. This thinking is a raising. There is a way you should be thinking to be above death. It is called resurrection.
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Entering the Lord’s Death by Eating (WTV)
Every season in the spirit demands a peculiar kind of response. The response required in the season of Christ is different from the response required in the season of everlasting life.
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The Essence of the Sprinkling of the Word (WTV)
When we are being sprinkled, God raises our judgments.
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The Path to Acquiring Christ’s Senses (WTV)
We need the spiritual sense, that peaks in the holy place, to access the things in the holy place and of the Father which are the things of the most holy place.
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Judging all Things Spiritually (WTV)
The Father has suffered so long until a time like this when a company can hear these words that we are currently hearing.
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The Making of the Spices of Resurrection (WTV PM)
Before a priest can be qualified for anointing, he must be dead. It is dead men that are anointed. A priest must have passed the outer court and must have died by the brazen altar.
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