E W Kenyon - The Bible in the Light of our Redemption (Full AI Audio)

Discusses the purpose of creation and the role of man in it, highlighting the search for the reason of existence and the revelation of God to man.

Explores the limitations of man's knowledge and the need for divine revelation to understand God through scripture and spiritual understanding.

Examines the intricate design of creation, the unique place of Earth, and the role of heavenly bodies in sustaining life on Earth.

Focuses on the significance of man being created in God's image, his relationship with the Trinity, and the purpose of creation in relation to man.

Delves into the concept of spiritual death, the impact of Adam's sin, and the transformation of man's nature under satanic dominion.

Discusses the necessity of redemption for man, the legal grounds, righteousness, and the restoration of fellowship with God.

The chapter discusses man's need for a mediator to approach God on his behalf, highlighting the loss of fellowship with God, the unrighteousness of Satan, and the conscious need of a mediator.

The covenant relations with Abraham are explored, emphasizing the establishment of a covenant people and the promise of a great nation through Abraham's descendants.

Moses' encounters with Pharaoh in Egypt, showcasing the conflicts between the true and living God and the false Egyptian gods, as well as the depiction of Egyptian life and the authenticity of the scriptural account.

Describes the conflict between God and Egypt as depicted through the plagues, showcasing God's power and supremacy over the Egyptian gods.

Details the first two plagues of changing water into blood and bringing forth frogs, highlighting God's judgment and the demonstration of His superiority over Egyptian gods.

Covers the third to ninth plagues including the infestation of flies, affliction with painful diseases, and the symbolism behind each judgment as a challenge to the Egyptian gods.

Discusses the tenth plague where the Israelites were instructed to apply the blood of the lamb as a sign for protection, leading to their Exodus from Egypt and the symbolism of blood friendship with Abraham.

Explains the significance of God leading the Israelites through the wilderness, demonstrating His covenant-keeping nature, care, and provision for them during their journey.

Exploration of the intricate details and symbolism of the tabernacle, its vessels, and the priesthood, emphasizing the representation of Christ and the fulfillment of divine purposes through each component.

The breastplate contained mysterious contents directing thoughts to the heart of the Lord Jesus, serving as a channel for God's will to be known to us.

The high priest's attire, including the urum, Thum, golden bells, and pomegranates, symbolized fruitfulness to God, righteousness, and purity essential for standing in God's presence.

Different offerings such as the whole burnt offering, meal offering, and peace offering symbolized fellowship, love, and worship towards God.

The high priest's role involved atonement, mediation, and representing the people before God, demonstrating the need for an Incarnation to meet the sin problem.

The Incarnation fulfilled man's need for fellowship with God, revealing God's love and nature through the life of Jesus Christ, the manifestation of God in the flesh.

The revelation of identification with Adam is discussed, explaining how the human race was identified with Adam and his actions, leading to consequences for all men. The legal and vital aspects of Adam's fall are explored, emphasizing the impact on humanity's redemption.

The process of redemption through Christ's identification with mankind is outlined. The steps taken by Christ, from sharing in flesh and blood to conquering Satan, are elucidated, highlighting the significance of Christ's victory over sin and death.

The authority vested in the name of Jesus is examined, emphasizing the power and triumph associated with the name of Jesus. The significance of using the name of Jesus in prayers, healing, and spiritual warfare is discussed, illustrating the potency of invoking His name.

The importance of God's Word in the process of redemption is explored, tracing the history of the Bible's impact on Christianity and individual spiritual growth. The distinction between mental ascent and true faith in the Word of God is highlighted, revealing the transformative power of genuine belief and action on the Word.

Discusses the difference between mental ascent and faith in Christianity, emphasizing the importance of acting upon beliefs rather than just professing them.

Highlights the significance of studying and living according to the Scriptures, moving beyond a mere mental agreement to applying biblical teachings in daily life.

Explores the ongoing ministry of Christ, focusing on his role as a mediator and advocate for believers, particularly in the context of intercession and redemption.

Discusses the belief in healing and miracles in Christianity, refuting the idea that these were only present in the apostolic age and emphasizing God's continuous power to heal in response to faith.

Examines the lordship of Christ over believers, emphasizing the legal right every individual has to His authority and the transformation that occurs when acknowledging Christ as Lord.

Explores the concept of freedom from sin and disease through the lordship of Christ, highlighting the power of confession and the eradication of sin's influence in the new creation.

Focuses on the implications of the law of the new creation, detailing how Christ's work has settled the sin problem and how believers should walk in light of this truth.

The worshippers would have been freed from the consciousness of sin, God was not satisfied until He completed the redemption through one offering, bringing eternal redemption for believers.

The focus shifts from sin to love in the new creation, emphasizing the importance of walking in love as the governing law.

The commandment to love one another is rooted in having the same mind as Christ, exemplified through humble obedience and selflessness.

The unique sacrifice of Christ, laying down his life to demonstrate God's love, revealing the image and substance of God.

God's work of reconciliation between Himself and humanity through Christ, emphasizing the message of redemption to be shared with the world.

Exploration of the love law, the essence of God being love, and the test of the new birth being the demonstration of love.

Understanding the concept of agape love as a selfless, sacrificial, and divine form of love that surpasses human understanding and actions.

The significance of baptism as a symbol of the new birth, the role of the Holy Spirit in imparting God's nature, and the distinction between water baptism and spiritual baptism.

Deity works through us in the body of Christ, and it is essential for God to dwell in us for His expression to be complete.

1 John 4:12 emphasizes that no one has seen God, but if we love one another, God dwells in us. The word 'perfect' in this context means complete when God's presence finds expression through our actions.

God's grace and love for humanity are exemplified by Christ's sacrifice, reconciliation of humanity through Christ, and the ministry of the body of Christ empowered by the Holy Spirit.

The Holy Spirit guides believers into the truth, revealing the glorified Christ at the Father's right hand. It is vital for the body of Christ to operate under the direction and empowerment of the Holy Spirit to manifest Christ's love to the world.

The Paraclete, referring to the Holy Spirit, reveals aspects of Christ's ministry that were not apparent to human senses. Christ's ministry, empowered by the Spirit, is seen in the early church and serves as an example for believers.

The second coming of Christ is prophesied with numerous verses in the New Testament. It will involve the Rapture, the return of Christ with His church, the defeat of the Antichrist, and the establishment of His earthly kingdom during the Millennium.

The Antichrist, symbolizing Satan's ultimate deception, will mimic Christ and lead a rebellion against God. Scriptures like Daniel and Revelation describe the Antichrist's reign and eventual defeat.

The final judgment, resurrection of the dead, and the establishment of the new heaven and earth are detailed in the Book of Revelation. Believers will dwell eternally with God in a new creation free from sin and death.

The necessity of God's revelation is highlighted, showcasing the limitations of natural knowledge and the transformative power of God's Word in renewing the mind and enabling believers to walk in faith and spiritual truth.

Learn to live in Christ's image and tap into God's ability. Ideal for Bible study groups and individual study, covering the whole Bible.

Explores who we are and what we are in Christ, providing a deeper understanding and challenge for a closer walk with Him.