Ken Wooten Today was a fast and furious Bible study, as we walked through the four gospels found in the New Testament. The Four Gospels:1. The gospel of the kingdom of heaven preached by John the Baptist, Jesus Christ, and the apostles.2. The gospel of the grace of God for the dispensation of grace preached by Paul … Read more
When we apply the rules of right division when studying God’s Word, even the most difficult scriptures become very simple to understand by comparing scripture with scripture. The synoptic gospels have many similarities in the timeline and miracles, etc., but there are some parables that are unique to Matthew that are kingdom specific like this … Read more
When we apply the rules of right division when studying God’s Word, even the most difficult scriptures become very simple to understand by comparing scripture with scripture. The synoptic gospels have many similarities in the timeline and miracles, etc., but there are some parables that are unique to Matthew that are kingdom specific like the … Read more
The purpose of the gospels is to bring the Old Testament to a close through the life and ministry of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. The synoptic gospels give us a more historical view of Christ examining his life through his teaching and the miracles he performed, all culminating in his death, burial, and … Read more
We covered two parables in Matthew 13:31-33 today – the parable of the mustard seed and the parable of the leaven. We unpacked a lot of doctrine from these two parables concerning the false kingdom of Heaven (literal, physical kingdom) during the time of absence of Messiah King Jesus from his ascension in Acts One … Read more
Today, we spent a portion of the class reviewing the issue of different gospels for different dispensations, or times of God dispensing his grace to mankind in different manners. (Hebrews 1:1-4) The gospel of the kingdom was a different gospel than the gospel of the grace of God given to Paul. We saw in Matthew … Read more