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This lesson from good friend/elder Jeff Niccum in WA state, was first posted 10 years ago and again 3 years ago, but you’ll enjoy it today. This message ties in very nicely with my 3 part series on The Wedding of the Lamb. In this sermon, you’ll get a great GLIMPSE into the heavenly Jerusalem and more. God exists in eternity. There was nothing but the spirit dimension prior to the physical creation. Will the physical creation last forever, or will the reality of the universe revert back to only the spirit dimension? Is the physical creation the means to an end - and if so, what end? Based on clues from scripture, this message is a thought-provoking and fun hypothesis to ponder. This message also includes an intriguing analysis of the new Jerusalem. Enjoy.

Do you skip or forget Wavesheaf Day? On the 1st day of the week after Yeshua’s crucifixion, He ascended as the Wavesheaf offering, sanctifying the rest of the harvest of souls so that WE could be accepted by Father. It’s not a holyday but IS a significant day FULL of power and inspiration and one we should never forget. Without his resurrection and being accepted by the Father, our religion and beliefs would all be worthless. Learn about the exciting meaning of Wavesheaf day.

(From March, 2009) We present fresh material and review what is commonly known, about the footwashing, broken matzah and red wine and how these depict our relationship with Jesus and the first step of God's plan of salvation. Also: the Jewish Seder, why the 15th is called "the Night to be Much Observed", why 4 cups of wine at the Seder and why Jesus did not drink the 4th cup. Meaning of "The Cup"; the engagement to Christ; Cana's significance, and more!

If you've ever wondered why YOU specifically were chosen out of billions of people, listen to this 2-part sermon. Has God predestined just a select number of people, or is it more specific than that? WHO makes the selection? WHEN did you first show up in God's plan? What role do your ancestors play in your present life? What impact will you have on generations to come?

Summary: This is a complete re-do edit of what I posted earlier. This is the sermon I gave at the Feast of Tabernacles 2019. PLEASE hear/read this one AGAIN, even if you heard the pre-feast version I posted. What did Paul mean when he said, “When I’m weak, then I’m strong” in 2 Cor. 12:10? IF we can learn what Paul learned – and tried to teach us -- then in our times of distress, illness, pain, intense grief and suffering and worry -- we can experience the great peace of God instead. And not only that, then Yeshua will be far more evident in our lives. The points presented in this sermon are also the very points Yeshua went through to make him a complete and perfected High Priest. Those same points will help us be better priests and kings with him in the coming Millennial reign. Learn how all your suffering and pain is actually being used by God to mold you into the exact person he wants for you, and for your spectacular purpose for all eternity.