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Some believe we are to pray directly only to God the Father and never to Jesus Christ. If you believe that, or if that is your practice – not to ever pray to Jesus -- I encourage you to listen to this teaching. Does Christ’s teaching us to pray to our Father in the “Lord’s Prayer”, command us not to ever pray to HIM? Who did Abraham, David, the prophets and others pray to in the Old Testament? Are we never to pray to our Betrothed?

The Feast of Tabernacles will soon be here. Honestly: is your heart in it? Are you excited about it? Are you even planning to go? Will you be prepared mentally and spiritually to appear before your Maker and to worship the King? This message is about things we can do to make it a great feast for everyone, and then five reasons we go to the Feast in the first place. This could be just what you and your family need before heading for the feast.

God “used to” reveal himself to men and women “in Bible times” through angels, and even from Christ himself. Others had dreams and visions. These happened both in the Old and New Testament accounts and even after Christ’s resurrection. Has God quit revealing himself and His will? Peter says in Acts 2 that he believed the Joel 2 prophecy was happening; that men AND women were speaking as led by the Holy Spirit. This sermon shows that God has not retired, has not gone mute, but in fact reveals Himself in many ways to those who have ears to hear and eyes to see. Be sure to print out the notes but also hear the audio – as so much more is in the audio than just the notes.

Most of us probably miss the dozens of passages in the Old Testament that point to Christ as Savior, the promised Messiah and returning King of Kings. This teaching will give numerous examples we might otherwise read right over. You will appreciate Christ more than ever and be excited to see him glorified from Genesis onwards.

If our understanding about God is skewed, we can end up sidelining either God Most High (the Father) or The Word of God (Jesus). How do we explain Deut 6:4 – “The LORD (YHVH) is one”? Hebrew “echad”. IS there room for more than one being in the Godhead? Last time I showed from scripture how BOTH the Father and the Son are Creator, BOTH are Savior, and BOTH are God of the Old Testament. Study Part 1 first. In this one, we’ll cover “which one was YHVH” (the LORD)? Who is Alpha and Omega in Revelation? Who is the “I am”? HOW active was God Most High in the Old Testament?