Give Me the Bible

 

Give Me the Bible - by Kenneth Cox

60 videos, about 35 to 45 minutes each

Presented by Billy Johnson on YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGKboWdhbsCsXUQvP7_D1Qsa1qDZf7oCC

This is the last seminar Kenneth Cox did. Kenneth spent his whole life sharing the message around the world. Kenneth died in 2019... If you watch all the presentations, you will have a very good understanding of the Bible.

Presentation 1-5 are about salvation.
Presentation 6-10 is about the second coming of Christ.
Presentation 11-15 is about the Holy Spirit.
Presentation 16-20 is about the Sabbath.
Presentation 21-25 is about prophecy. 5 have fallen.
Presentation 26-30 is about prophecy also.
Presentation 31-35 is about life in the son.
Presentation 36-40 is about the judgment.
Presentation 41-45 is about your Bible and you.
Presentation 46-50 is about the Elijah message.
Presentation 51-55 is about the church.
Presentation 56-60 is about Jesus.

3ABN

I have watched each of these videos about 3 to 4 times. 

I learn visually and there are a wealth of images for many Bible verses.

Pastor Cox is excellent at explaining concepts of the Bible in layman's terms.

https://www.youtube.com/@3abn

Transcripts - https://3abn.com/Series/GMTB/index.html

What the Bible can do for you - https://3abn.com/series/gmtb/GMTB000044.html 

Pagan Rome - Revelation ch 17 - http://old.3abn.org/CC/GMTB/GMTB000024S.html

Is Seventh Day Adventists a Cult? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iF0pENRls8   

/2015, 2024sep10, 3ABN, Pastor Kenneth Cox, SDA

Church Lingo

 

A

Adultery - Being unfaithful to one's spouse. Having sex with another outside of the marriage.

Appoint - arrange - God a. a whale to swallow Jonah - jonah

Angel - messenger, good and bad, lesser than humans, no free will, like the wind - heb 1

Ark of the Covenant - a box containing the 10 commandments, Covenant between God and Moses

B

Babylon - confusion - rev

Belief - attitude towards, superstition

Belief - trust, confidence, fidelity - rom 3.24

Belief - faith - rom. 3.24

Blessed - happy

Blessings - praise, gift, elegance of language - rom 3.24

Bloodshed - sacrifice - rom 3.24

Bondservant - you be my God, I'll be your people - Cox, Latter Rain

C

Commit - to practice evil, sinful things

Compassion - to have mercy

Compassion - sympathy and concern for others, desire to alleviate suffering

Confess - To pray to God, and say how you have sinned.

Confess - to lance the boil, to pop the pimple - Cox

Covenant - Testament, Old and New, 1st covenant was between Abraham and God. God promised land and descendants. The first covenant is outdated, obsolete. The 2nd covenant is everlasting (jer 31.31-34) 

Covet - crave, to want someone else's wife

Crucifixion -  Jesus' death on the cross

D

Deliver - to send, to another realm

Deliverance - salvation

Deliverance - welfare, prosperity, preservation - rom 3.24

Delivery - hand over responsibility to - business 101

F

Faith - belief - rom 3.24

Faith - confidence, trust - heb 11.1 - courage, the opposite of fear

Faith - unlocks the door, the key, to heaven - Cox

Fear - awe, the opposite of faith, trust, courage

Fear - danger, calamity, risk - jonah

Fornication - spiritual worship of idols - Rafferty

Fornication - sex outside of marriage

Furnace - fiery trials, Jesus is always with us - daniel, Rafferty

Forsake - abandon, to leave you, to walk away from a relationship, to die

G

Glorification - future, in the presence of God, in the kingdom of God - heb 11, Chuck Missler

Glory - honor, splendor, character of God - rom 3.24

Glory - brightness

Glory - halo around a person

Glory - heavy, majesty, judgment, reputation

Glory - showing God's presence

Glory - righteousness - Cox

Grace - charming, kind

Grace - God's favor, salvation

Grace - blessings for Jesus Christ - rom 3.24

Grace - is a free gift - rom 3.24

H

HP - Higher Power, High Priest - Al Anon, Rafferty

High Priest - Jesus

Holy - sacred - rom 3.24

Holy - separate from impurity and sin - rom 3.24

Holy of Holies - The most sacred area in the tabernacle and the temple, contains the ark

J

Jesus - high priest, higher power - Rafferty

Jesus - son of God

Jesus' blood - wine - mark 14.23, Rafferty

Jesus' glory - the sun - Cox

Jesus' righteousness - the sun - malichi 4.2

Jonah - fled from God, 2nd chance - jonah

Josiah - good king, save the Bible - Josiah

Jude - creepers, false teachers go to hell - jude

Justification - past, salvation - separation from the penalty of sin - heb 11, Chuck Missler 

Justified - plead for innocence - rom 3.24

Justify - justice, legal, scales, balance, the scale is justified when both sides are equal and balanced. Declared righteous, balanced. 

K

Kingdom of God - Return of Jesus Christ - rom 3.24

Kingdom of God - in the hearts of believers - rom 3.24

M

Mercy - forgiveness, paid the price, wages

Mercy - God gives 2nd chances, undeserved - jonah

Mercy - compassion, pity - rom 3.24

Mercy seat - lid of the ark of the covenant - rom 3.24

Moon goddess - queen of Babylon, Ishtar - Cox, Babylon

P

Propitiation - sin offering, covering - rom 3.24

Propitiation - appease the wrath of a god - rom 3.24

Propitiation - atoning sacrifice. Atonement. At-one-ment. via Jesus on the cross and Easter. Jesus' sacrifice ONCE FOR ALL. We become AT-ONE with God. The relationships among Christians and God is mended.  The WRATH of God is satisfied by Jesus' sacrificial death. Jesus took humanity's punishment, that was inflicted in the Garden of Eden with Adam and Eve.  This REDEEMS our lives and we are RECONCILED with God.

R

Reconcile - to move from hurt and brokenness in a relationship to a place of healing, wholeness, forgiveness and reunion.

Redeem - Adam and Eve sinned, so humans became slaves to sin (rom 6.23).  Jesus died then rose from death to pay the price, to redeem us, from the slavery of sin. 

Redemption - ransom paid. release happens - rom 3.24

Redemption - buy back something, that was forfeited, lost - rom 3.24

Redemption - repurchase, win back - rom 3.24

Redemption - distance from idols - rom 3.24

Redemption a - God's grace - rom 3.24

Redemption b - purchased from debt of sin

Redemption c - brought to being in Christ

Redemption x - metaphor DELIVERANCE by Jesus' crucifixion

Redemption y - wrath of our Holy God

Redemption z - we deserve to be punished

Redemption - Jesus paid the price of our sins. He sacrificed his blood by death. The new covenant, the New Testament, the new law, made the Old Testament obsolete. This is like an executive order by the President.  A will can be replaced by the Last Will and Testament and becomes effective upon the death of Jesus. Then Christians INHERIT the Kingdom of God, and have the opportunity to go to heaven. The INHERITANCE is FORGIVENESS --- ONCE FOR ALL (Christians).

Relent - change mind, God changes his mind

Repent - To be Godly sorry, to stop that behavior and to repair damages.

Repent - Jonah prays inside whale, vows - jonah

Repentance - an honest, regretful acknowledgement of sin with commitment to change.

Righteous - comes by faith. KEY

Righteous - ethical conduct

Righteous - glory - Cox

Righteous - gift from Jesus - Cox

Righteous - honesty and love - 1 john 2

Righteous - freedom from sin - rom 3.24

Righteous - the scale of justice, our good works are so light. God's righteousness is so heavy.  Jesus on my side levels the scale with God.

Righteousness - just, the gift of justice

S

Salvation - to be saved by God and Jesus, to be destined to heaven 

Salvation - deliverance, safety - rom 3.24

Salvation - to rescue, to save - rom 3.24

Salvation - from destruction into God's hands - rom 3.24

Salvation - inheritance after the return of Jesus Christ - rom 3.24

Sanctification - now, salvation - power of sin, ongoing process, changes us - heb 11, Chuck Missler

Sin - Mistakes that have injured others, offending others, crimes, behavior, selfish, greedy 

Sin - offense, do wrong

Sin - miss the mark, archer.  Then forfeit - rom 3.24

Son of God - Jesus

Sun - righteousness of Jesus - malachi 4.2

Sun God - king of Babylon - Cox

T

Tabernacle - tent, made to exact specifications for worship. Used by Moses.

Truth - fidelity

W

Walk in the light - honesty - 1 john

Wine - blood of Jesus - mark 14, Rafferty

/2023jan08, 2024oct04

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t101 - Genesis

t101 - Genesis

CH 1
Creation then Evolution - t101.1.1 - t101.2.7

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Genesis Summary

TYPE:	The genre of Genesis is a Narrative History, and Genealogies.
AUTHOR:	by Moses about 1450-1410 B.C.
PEOPLE:	Adam, Eve, Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Rebekah, Jacob, and Joseph.
WHY:	This book was written to record God’s creation of the world and to demonstrate His love for all that He created.
KEYWORDS:	sin, redemption, Promised Land
EVENTS:	creation, the fall, 4 firsts, the flood, tower of babel, table of nations, Abe’s story, Isaac’s story, Jacob’s Ladder, Jacob becomes Israel, Israel’s 12 sons become the 12 tribes of Israel, Joseph is sold to slavery, Joseph goes to jail. Joseph predicts 7 yr famine. Joe helps pharaoh, Joe saves Egypt from famine, Joe saves his family, reverse exodus: Jacob/Israel family of 66 move to Goshen, Egypt. They are treated well.

Genesis is the first book of the Law and also the first book of the entire Bible.
The name Genesis literally means “In the Beginning”.
It explains the actual events of one of the most debated subjects of our current day...the origin of life. Genesis describes the Lord God, who is infinite and all-powerful, creating everything that exists, by the power of His spoken Word, out of nothing. He essentially creates material matter out of nonmaterial nothing.

•    In chapters 1-11:28, Moses explains the creation of all things, "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth" (1:1). He quickly switches to the fall of man in sin and separation from God in chapter 3; then, how God implemented His judgment on the wicked earth. Through a universal flood and by selecting and sparing Noah, a faithful man, and his family, God wipes out humanity and starts again, with one secluded family.

•    From chapters 11:28-36, God begins to carry out His plan of redemption in the beginning stages of establishing His own nation of Israel. It is through Abraham, again one faithful man, which God calls and promises to bless with a multitude of people and through them bless the entire world, "...and in you all the families of the earth will be blessed" (12:3).

•    In chapters 37-50 God faithfully raises up and protects the generations from Abraham as He had promised, all the way through unto Joseph while in Egypt. God blesses Abraham’s son and their son’s. Through their disappointments and failures, He displays His power and sovereignty in their lives; but in at the end of the book of Genesis, God’s people are in a foreign land and wondering about the Promised Land.

https://biblehub.com/summary/genesis/1.htm    by Jay Smith

Genesis Timeline

https://biblehub.com/timeline/old.htm
 

Before Time	In the Beginning was the Word	John 1
Before 4000 BC	The Creation	Genesis 1
Before 4000 BC	The Garden of Eden	Genesis 2
Before 4000 BC	The Fall of Man	Genesis 3
Before 3000 BC	Cain kills Abel	Genesis 4
Before 3000 BC	From Adam to Noah	Genesis 5
Before 2500 BC	Wickedness Provokes God's wrath	Genesis 6
Before 2500 BC	The Great Flood	Genesis 7
Before 2500 BC	The Flood Subsides	Genesis 8
Before 2500 BC	Covenant of the Rainbow	Genesis 9
Before 2500 BC	Shem, Ham and Japheth	Genesis 10
Before 2100 BC	Job's Suffering and Faith	Job 1 - 42
Before 2100 BC	The Tower of Babel	Genesis 11
2091 BC	God Sends Abram to Egypt	Genesis 12
2090 BC	The Famine in Canaan	Genesis 12:10
2085 BC	Abram and Lot Part Ways	Genesis 13
2085 BC	Abram Promised Many Descendants	Genesis 13:14
2084 BC	Abram Rescues Lot	Genesis 14
2081 BC	God's Covenant with Abram	Genesis 15
2081 BC	Sarai and Hagar	Genesis 16
2080 BC	Ishmael Born	Genesis 16:15
2067 BC	The Covenant of Circumcision	Genesis 17
2067 BC	God Promises the Birth of Isaac	Genesis 18
2067 BC	The Destruction of Sodom	Genesis 19
2067 BC	Abraham, Sarah and Abimelech	Genesis 20
2066 BC	Isaac Born	Genesis 21
2064 BC	Hagar and Ishmael Sent Away	Genesis 21:8
2057 BC	The Treaty at Beersheba	Genesis 21:22
2054 BC	The Offering of Isaac	Genesis 22
2030 BC	Death and Burial of Sarah	Genesis 23
2026 BC	Isaac Marries Rebekah	Genesis 24
2006 BC	Birth of Jacob and Esau	Genesis 25
1991 BC	Death of Abraham	Genesis 25:5
1978 BC	Esau sells his birthright	Genesis 25:29
1977 BC	Isaac and Abimelech	Genesis 26
1929 BC	Jacob Gets Isaac's Blessing	Genesis 27
1928 BC	Jacob Flees to Laban	Genesis 28
1928 BC	Jacob's vision of a ladder	Genesis 28:10
1928 BC	Jacob Serves Laban	Genesis 29
1921 BC	Jacob Marries Rachel	Genesis 29:28
1921 BC	Jacob and His Sons	Genesis 30
1916 BC	Rachel Bears Joseph	Genesis 30:22
1908 BC	Jacob Leaves for Canaan	Genesis 31
1906 BC	Jacob Wrestles with God	Genesis 32
1906 BC	Jacob Meets Esau	Genesis 33
1906 BC	Jacob Settles in Shechem	Genesis 33:18
1906 BC	Shechem Defiles Dinah	Genesis 34
1906 BC	Jacob Returns to Bethel	Genesis 35
1906 BC	Jacob Named Israel	Genesis 35:10
1906 BC	Descendants of Esau	Genesis 36
1903 BC	Rachel Dies	Genesis 35:18
1898 BC	Joseph's Dreams and Betrayal	Genesis 37
1898 BC	Joseph Sold into Slavery	Genesis 37:25
1898 BC	Tamar deceives Judah	Genesis 38
1898 BC	Joseph Prospers Under Potiphar	Genesis 39
1889 BC	Potiphar's Wife Accuses Joseph	Genesis 39:7
1889 BC	Joseph Imprisoned	Genesis 39:20
1887 BC	The Cupbearer and the Baker's Dreams	Genesis 40
1886 BC	Joseph Interprets Pharaoh's Dreams	Genesis 41
1886 BC	Joseph Put in Charge	Genesis 41:33
1886 BC	Seven Years of Plenty Begin	Genesis 41:47
1875 BC	Famine Begins	Genesis 41:53
1875 BC	Joseph's Brothers Sent to Egypt	Genesis 42
1875 BC	Simeon Detained by Joseph	Genesis 42:24
1875 BC	The Return with Benjamin	Genesis 43
1875 BC	Benjamin and the Silver Cup	Genesis 44
1875 BC	Joseph Reveals His Identity	Genesis 45
1875 BC	Joseph Sends for Jacob	Genesis 45:9
1875 BC	Jacob and Family to Egypt	Genesis 46
1875 BC	Jacob to Goshen	Genesis 47
1859 BC	Jacob's Illness	Genesis 48
1859 BC	Jacob's Blessing and Death	Genesis 49
1859 BC	The Burial of Jacob	Genesis 50
1806 BC	The Death of Joseph	Genesis 50:26
1800 BC	Jacob's Family Stays in Egypt	Exodus 1

https://biblehub.com/timeline/old.htm

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