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Originally recorded in May 2013, this is a timeless message. Hear your Love Story, your "goel" Redeemer, Gleanings and threshing floor times...it's all here. On Pentecost (Shavuot in Hebrew), the book of Ruth is often read and discussed. Why? Find out in this teaching. Learn about YOUR kinsman redeemer, your "goel" - your eternity depends on it. Are you in a "threshing floor" time of your life? Learn what that means. Learn the lessons of courage and faith that remarkable Ruth will teach us all. We'll read this book with a spiritual outlook as we apply famines of the word of Yehowah, and marriage of set-apart believers to their King. This short book is really not just about Ruth and Boaz - but about you and your marriage to your King, your divine Redeemer.

God’s work of miracles to guard, provide for and assist his people does not end with Passover, or even with marching out of Egypt. Hear inspiring examples of how our God delights in doing the impossible for his children, especially when we believe. In these end times, we will need to fully believe in Him and trust Him so we experience huge miracles too. Enjoy!

For seven days after we participated in Passover, many of us will be eating unleavened bread during the Days of Unleavened Bread, not regular bread and crackers. Ezekiel 45:21 speaks of “Passover, a Feast of seven days…”. So I refer to it as “the Passover season”. But WHO does that unleavened bread that we eat, picture? I believe this study will open a lot of exciting new outlooks for many of us. It did for me, even as I prepared it.

Though this was originally given many years ago, it is very pertinent for today. Should Passover be so sober and almost glum as it is for many? Do we remember this service inaugurated the New Covenant in His blood and gives us the VICTORY over Satan and sin? We’ll compare this to Jesus’ Passover. What hymns should be sung? You’ll find this message uplifting and a good preparation for Passover this year.: Were you full of JOY at the wonders of Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread? While Passover is solemn as we honor our Lord's death, it is also an upbeat time of joy, relief, renewal and new life. We look at how Hezekiah, Josiah, Jesus and the early church kept Passover and Days of UB and compare it to our experience today.

What are your core religious beliefs? How would you answer that question? In this teaching we look at examples from the early apostles.