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Tag Archives: Esther

Words from last Sabbath: Leviticus 19:1-18 (Sabbath School Study), Worship, Pt.4The World’s Good vs. Your Brother’s Need?

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In this post you will find our 3 download or streaming audio files available to you: Our Morning Sabbath School Bible study: Leviticus 19:1-8: Parental Phobia, Sabbath Keeping, Idols and images, Peace offerings & Christology. Our Evening Message: Message of Liturgical Doctrine: Pt.4 The World’s Good vs. Your Brother’s Need? This sermon is part of the series “Adar’s Kindred Message: Kindred Redemption a National Matter”  bible study. Being led by a consideration of the 12th New Months story of Esther We are going look at the laws and principles of the Christian Faith that would have lead Mordechi and Ester … Continue reading →

Words from last Sabbath: Esther / Purim Sabbath School Study, Worship, “Pt.3 Christians that are Worse than Infidels

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In this post you will find our 3 download or streaming audio files available to you: Our Morning Sabbath School Bible study: Understanding Esther &  Purim  Our Evening Message: Message of Liturgical Doctrine: Pt.3 Pt.3 Christians that are Worse than Infidels This sermon is part of the series “Adar’s Kindred Message: Kindred Redemption a National Matter”  bible study. We will be considering the message of the 12th New Moon of the biblical calendar called “Adar”, especially as we consider the Message of the Book of Esther and her liturgical feast on the 2nd sabbath (15th day) of the month of … Continue reading →

Words from last Sabbath: Leviticus 18 Sabbath School discussion “Sexual immorality”, Worship, “Pt.2 Adar’s Kindred Message: Kindred Redemption a National Matter”

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In this post you will find our 3 download or streaming audio files available to you: Our Morning Sabbath School Bible study: Leviticus 18’s  “Sexual immorality” Our Evening Message: Message of Liturgical Doctrine: Pt.2 Adar’s Kindred Message: “Kindred Redemption a National Matter”, In this sermon and bible study message we will be considering the message of the 12th New Moon of the biblical calendar called “Adar”, especially as we consider the Message of the Book of Esther and her liturgical feast on the 2nd sabbath (15th day) of the month of Adar. Esther’s story leads us back to the Law … Continue reading →

Esther the Benjamite

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“Esther the Benjamite“ This message is a liturgical message due to the days of Purim which end on the 15th day Sabbath of the month of Adar which is the 12 month, also known as ‘the Feast of Esther’. In this liturgical message we take a good look at the overview of the story of Judah in Medo-Persia, Queen Esther, who she was, who her enemies were, and what expression of brotherly love with Faith we are encouraged in by the acts of Mordecai and Esther the Benjamites.   Remember when You are freely enjoying the notes you are reading … Continue reading →

Purim Message 2020-21: The Sabbath Principle & Instruction from Esther’s Feast

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This is our Purim Message for the year integrated with our current series to help fortify our points of worship. We are focusing on the importance of a Biblically and Heavenly based Sabbath as well as how Esther’s feast / Purim ties into that Sabbath cycle, as well as considering some much needed instruction which ever Christian could benefit from by meditating upon the Book of Esther. Continue reading →