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Tag Archives: brotherly love

pt.2 An Old Commandment Which Is New? The Test of a real Christian

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1Jn 2:7-8 “The old commandment is the word which ye have heard from the beginning”…
  a new commandment which thing is true in him and in you:
because the darkness is past, and the true light now shineth.  Continue reading →

pt. 1 That Which Was From The Beginning (1 John 1:1-2:5)

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“That Which Was From The Beginning“ This message is An Exposition of the Book of 1 John. In part 1 we will be covering from chapters 1:1-2:5, and considering that which is proclaimed by the apostle to have been since the beginning: THE WORD of LIFE. There are 3 major points made by the Apostle John which we will look at through out  this study message: 1. The God Head’s fellowship 2. The Commandments and Law of the Eternal God 3. Brotherly Love Remember when you are freely enjoying the notes you are reading or freely listen… SOME ONE IS … Continue reading →

Stealing and Restitution 8th Commandment: THE COMMON LAW of GOD pt.7 (SBS 8-22(2017)

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A COMMON LAW FOR A COMMON-WEALTH SABBATH BIBLE STUDY 8-22 (2017)  AUDIO MESSAGE PAGE AUDIO MESSAGE DOWN LOAD TIP! CLICK above to Download the mp3 and listen any time or Go to the AUDIO MESSAGES PAGE and stream on line while you Follow along in study below (This Compilation is Esword compatable! -Just cut and past into you topic notes) Compiled by JS LOWTHER renewedcovenantministry.com servant@renewedcovenantministry.com Thou Shalt Not Steal Exodus 20:15 / Deuteronomy 5:19 The Hebrew word for theft is a word many people already know, as similar slang is used in American-English for the same action: GNaB or nab, perhaps … Continue reading →