This transcription covers a Bible study session focused on hermeneutical principles, particularly contextual study and the TSK rule, which involves cross-referencing scripture to interpret passages accurately. The speaker introduces the ECD method as a basic tool for Bible study and emphasizes that understanding how to interpret the Bible is crucial for defending against false teachings. A major example is the analysis of the Hebrew word "ezer" (help) in Genesis 2, used 22 times in the Old Testament, with 20 instances referring directly to God as helper. This challenges the notion that women are inferior or an afterthought in creation, affirming male and female co-equality in humanity. The session also explores marriage roles from Ephesians 5, where husbands are commanded to love sacrificially as Christ loved the church, and wives respond with submission, both modeled after Christ's example rather than human failings. The speaker underscores that God's plan of eternal life existed before creation, as stated in Ephesians 1 and 2 Timothy 1, showing redemption was predetermined, not a reaction to the fall. Additionally, the term "Adam" is clarified to have three distinct references: humanity, the individual man, and Christ as the last Adam initiating a new spiritual race. Context is stressed as vital for correct interpretation, with the speaker urging careful attention to pre-text, post-text, and thematic meanings across scripture.
"Avely Father, in the name of the Lord Jesus, we thank you. You are such a good God, you are faithful King. As we look into your words, we thank you for light, wisdom, revelation and understanding by your Spirit. We give you praise and glory, amen and amen. Praise God forevermore. All right, let's turn to the Book of Acts. So we are still joining in finding the rule or the goal of the Bible. The rule or the goal of the Bible and it's important we know some things, very, very, very important that we know some things. We started by looking at contextual study. We looked at TSK rule. All right, we looked at the TSK rule and then it refers to the treasury of scripture knowledge. So it's a key principle in Bible study that it's emphasizes comparing scripture with scripture to interpret the meaning of a passage. And then there are alongside these there are all that major rules for effective Bible study like the contextual rules, the law of faith, mention, the law of progressive revelation, the cultural history, context, the grammatical rule and the as much as time will permit, we will touch briefly on this. Yeah, but for now, we are just sticking with contextual study, TSK rule. I think we have done a lot of these kind of teachings in our podcast. So we can avail yourself to reach about don the encode, decode and code. So the ECD, the ECD method, so there are a lot of methods, heminitical method, application method, but CD's just the disciples, you could just get you familiar with the basics. Remember, all we have done in this class and in this entire cohort is just the basics. This is more or less like an introduction into what should be done. It is not in any way the meaning. It is not even close to it being the meaning. So this is just like a preamble into what, into what we do. And one of the major things that any teacher of God's word can give you is how to understand the Bible. How to understand the Bible is even your defense against me in the late time is assuming I mess up and start teaching something else, teaching something wrong. Speaking things out of context, from what I'm teaching you now, you can be better identified. From what you said, from what you should listen, because this is this is that this is this. Look at the pretext, look at the post text, look at the context with the author, with the listener, what was the discourse? Is there any a fatigue mentioned? Is there any double mentioned? Is there any single mentioned? Look at the contextual meaning, oh, let's look at the TSK rule. This principle, this rule, how many times was it applied in the Bible? This word, what is the the thematic meaning of this word in the Bible across the Bible? What's the generic meaning? How many words defined in this particular manner? For example, God said you make a woman, sorry, you make a help me for Adam and that's the word is a, is a connect do K E N E G D U. So help me to help the corresponds, a help that looks like a thing to correspond to man. And that word is a for help, that's when we get the word Ebenezer, right? So is that meaning help Ebenezer? So about my stone of help, my rock of help, yeah? And that word is all. Some people say, oh, it was referring to the woman, women are also called is are some people say, oh, people who are called design the Bible is the Holy Spirit and the woman. So the woman is a fundamental path of the man's living and Lord that I know that where is the woman, the fundamental path of men's living? Yes, is a man, a fundamental path of women's living. Yes, whatever brings in that dichotomy is actually doctrines of devils. It's actually the spirit of the age that is against the truth of God's word male and female co-equal male and female two sides of God's creation, two sides of the creation that's supposed to image God, there is no superiority or the male superior to the female and no, no, no, no, no, if it's in the context of marriage, that sounds a different ball game because marriage is a functional or a theme is a functional theme just like an organization, people are in a place for teens to be done. It's a product of services, treating patients, do you know, patients, it can be for any and anything. All right, so you are a human being, you have a supervisor, that supervisor is still a human being. All right, so on account of pure anatomy, no one is superior to the other, but when it comes to function, your supervisor is a supervisor because he is supervising you, that is his job description, that is his rule, that is what he is supposed to do. You as the patient, you as the nurse, you cannot in any way compare yourself to the MD, to the CMD, the HR is different from the admin personnel, some organizations, the imaginations, some organizations, they are separate. All right, the HR is different from the HUB, you maintain as people, the logistic people, the clean and soup for something to work, there has to be other and function in the marriage setting, in the marriage setting. The function is the man does the width of loving the wife, the man starts the sequence of loving the wife, who starts the sequence, the man. All right, and then the natural response, or let me just say the God's response is the man starts the sequence of love, there is more width and emphasis. I think we have done that series at the start of the year, right, I'm just saying this because of the desire wanted to talk about, right, so there is more width on the man loving. Six times love was mentioned between the spouse and the husband, sorry, yeah, both spouses, five times the man get told to love the wife, five times when the word submission is used in the context of marriage, the Bible completely uses the five for the female, for the wife. So the man's responsibility is to love love in this context is not just emotions notice my use of words, it is emotions in some way, but is not just all about emotions, yeah, if you read the official chapter, five, the teaching is there in an exhaustive man, I just, I'm using the mind said that you have gone over those teachings, if you have not, the teachings you can always assess them, all right, your supervisor can drop the link for you all, right, then in official chapter five, the Bible says, once love your wife as Christ love the church was the benchmark for love as Christ love the churches as he give himself or it that he may present her, washed her sanctify her, he says no man hits his flesh but prunes it even so the Lord to the church, all right, then why submit your submit your own husbands as unto the Lord so the focus is not to the man, not to the woman, the focus of why we should love is because we are seeing a model, we are seeing a perfect example, my past life is not my model for my wife, my wife is not your model for my, I can't even be used as a model for my reason, FI.
"We all have shortcomings." So that's why we move to the perfect saviour. He has no shortcomings. He laid down an example. He laid down a pattern for us to follow. So in a marriage setting, the man does the loving, like I said, is not just emotions. Emotions are evolved, but love in the context of Ephesians 5 from verse 22 to 31. He's talking about service, service, ladies, in no way gets married to a man who is not ready to self. He's not ready to assist you. He's not ready to be part and parcel of your life. He's not ready to save you. Is that counter-cultural? Yes. Why should the man solve the woman? A friend can't sleep. We show in his African man. As an African man. As an e-jama. Is it e-jod as your example for for a marriage? Imagine God saving man. Offering his life for the redemption of more time. Men, men that are weak, men that are free. Men that are fading, men that always fall. Yet God will put on humanity and die for man. Rise. Be raised from the dead on account. For steel man. Alright. Then, the woman responds to that love by submission. Now, whether the man loves or not, the woman should submit. Whether the woman submits or not, the man should love. Because it is not reciprocated. It is, we have seen an example. That's why I tell girls, don't get married to a man you cannot submit to. Leave the love, leave that money. You know you cannot submit to this person. You cannot come on that is leading. You refuse to recognize that this is your head. This is the person that will fall. Just like an N.D. An N.D. chants the cause of an organization. As a staff, I agree to come on that is leading. Come on that is the reason. Now, me coming on that does not make me less human. I'm still human being. Blosset if you want to do my things. Alright. But I have submitted this. So sometimes he's leading his directives. Because into me resulting to business deep. Maybe clients left all the way. Spoke all the way. But if I don't like the way he acts, I can quit. I can resign. But me being a staff says one thing. This is the person I trust for this my productive life. I will come on that is directives. That is what it means for a woman to submit. I know you got ideas. I know you have a lot of brilliance. But don't get married to a man you cannot submit to. We are married seminar. Alright. Is a lie. Alright. So is that? I said all of this just to mention is that. Alright. So the word is a help. 22 times that word was used. 21 or 22 times. That word was used in the Bible. Only 2 times it was used in the context of what seems to be marriage. Alright. What seems, notice my use of what seemed, is not marriage. We know it is marriage. But follow my language. What seemed to be natural marriage. Alright. So God is saying, I will make a help me for him. That help me to God is making. In no way is the woman. Because if the woman is a help, excuse me, man. Who denies your help? See, God, my help. So God can help the woman. But God cannot help the man. So you now look at what? 22 times. 20 times direct without any ambiguity. Or let's say it seemed to 20 times. The word was used for God directs. God is the help of man. Oh, I will lift up my eyes to the heels. My hair comes from the Lord. Who means the heavens and the earth. Oh, the Lord, your God is riding on the clouds. You see it in the astronomy. You see it in Exodus. You see it in a lot of places. What are we just doing now? We are referencing the T.S.K. format. We take a word. We run through it against the scriptures. What does this word mean? How does it reflect? In what context was it used? We used it. When was it used? How was it used? It's a lot of rigorous process. And that's why Bible study is not 9th. Bible study is labeled. There is no gift for Bible study. There is no grace for Bible study. Where there is grace is to teach. Not to go and study. All right? Now, why are we saying all of these things? Because if you understand what is going on in that Genesis chapter 2, it will give you an idea of what the Bible is. Remember, what do you see? The Bible is the divine inspired collection of reliable historical documents. We take a time to explain this. All right? Written in Hebrew, Arabic, by prophets, kings, priests, apostles, and other servants of God, preserved as one interconnected revelation. It forms a unified account of God's eternal plans and purposes. His dealings with humanity and His plans for redemption, which cool monies in Christ. Now, look at 2 Timothy. Or let's look at Titus. Titus, Titus. The book of Titus. And I'm going to read from verse once. "A bond severed of God and apostles of Jesus Christ according to the fate of God's elect, and the acknowledgement of the truth which accords with Godliness." Is this in hope of eternal life? Wow. So this, in hope of eternal life, which God who cannot lie promised before time began, is there a promise that God made? Yes. What is it about life? This is in hope of eternal life, which God who cannot lie promised before time began. Guess what? It has now, in this due time, manifested His Word through the preaching, which was committed to me according to the commandment of God our Savior. So, Paul, you say, "Guys, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys." Do you realize that there was an eternal promise? A promise made before time began. A promise of life. And now that promise of life is clearly communicated in the preaching of the gospel. Yes, it is clearly communicated in the preaching of the gospel. All right, so there is a promise of life. Look at 2 Timothy chapter 1. 2 Timothy chapter 1, this one is his Paul and a postul of Jesus Christ by the will of God according to the promise of life which is in Christ Jesus' oboe. So, there is a promise of life and it is in Christ Jesus. That promise of life, when was it disclosed? After man fell or before man fell? Before man fell? Your Paul said before time began. Look at Ephesians chapter 1. Ephesians, and I'll read chapter 1 this once this Paul. And a postul of Jesus Christ by the will of God to the saints which are in Ephesians. And a faithful in Christ Jesus grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. It says, "Bless be the God and Father for Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us with every spiritual blessing in the heavenlies in Christ." It says, "Just as he chose you in him before the foundation of the world that you should be holy." "You should be set apart. You should be without blin before him in law so this plan of life was it an aftertot of the fall?" No. It was not after man fell. That's God and I say, "Ahh! How would we do this Matanna?" Okay.
'Au, find the way to give this people life.' No. Life was always the focus. Life was always the main thing. It was even what was on God's mind. Look at it in Ephesians, that's emphatic. He says, 'He chose us in Him before the foundation of the world.' So this is before God created the earth. There was a plan. You see, you don't build a house when your plan is not solid. No serious architect, you see, you see, just start to build. Just put the foundation face in the yummy. Just put foundation. As you put them, I will think of concepts. I will think of how to arrange the house. No body does it like that. No serious architect does it like that. They don't. There's a plan before the building. God had a plan of life, eternal life. The man will have his life. So that was the promise. Paul said before the foundation of the world, and that promise will culminate in Christ Jesus. So that promise had nothing to do. Let's leave that for now. There's a promise of life. That promise of life happened before the foundation of the world. Not after, not after, but before. Very, very important. I trust you are fully. Let me see so that in case I need to go back and repeat some things. I will really take note of, all right. So that plan happened before the world began. The man created in his image will house God's life. So the end point of the sacrifice of Jesus is that man will now be in that frame to receive the life of God, receive the spirit of God. Same thing really, life of God's spirit of God, same thing in this context. So back to Genesis 2. Man is created in God's image. However, now when we say man, we are not saying man before the fall, man after the fall is still God's image. All right. So we know the popular one in Genesis 1, Genesis 1, Genesis 2, then God said, let us make my now image. I couldn't have likeness. Yeah, let them have the million of our official to see best of the air foul of and all that creepets all over the earth. So God created man in his own image. In the image of God, he created him male and female. He created the woman. I beg you in the name of everything there. Women are not an aftertotal God. God did not create the world finish. Rested on the seventh day, then after the seventh day, he not created woman. Such theology is not anywhere in the Bible. Right there, then, where he says, God created man in his own image. That man is a Adam, meaning mankind. All right. So the Bible, we just talked about three kinds of Adam. We have Adam as in humanity. That was Adam talking about humanity mankind as a whole. We have Adam as the far-downed king through the passing, the passing of Adam. All right. God said, let us make man. I won't name it. That one man. Let us make mankind. Let us make humanity. And I won't image that the world are down. Then we have Adam as the father of King Annabel, the husband to Eve. Then we have Jesus as both the second and the last Adam. Because first Corinthians, first Corinthians chapter 15, first Corinthians chapter 15, and I will read from our read from verses 45. You see, I read from verse 45. It says, "And so it is written, the first man Adam became a living being. The last Adam became a life-giving spirit. That was last Adam is in reference to Jesus, the function that he is doing. Adam started the humanity race. Christ is starting another race. The new creation, hence Colossians 1 from verse 15, 16, 17, 18, will refer to Jesus as the first born from the dead. So is the first person on one dead will have zero hour over. So is the first born from the dead. That does mean that there is a second born, there is a third born. No, no, no, no, it's not in that sense. English word and Asian people, they are not in the same line of thoughts on times. So that first born, stocknavara rank and order, amir rank is the first, is the first. Is the first. So there's a rank, there's a height, he has achieved, that no other person can achieve. So the last Adam became a life-giving spirit. However, the spiritual faith, but sorry, the spiritual is not faith, but in Akira. And after what the spiritual, it is the first man was of the eight, made of those. Who is made, who was made of those Adam, right? You can see that in Genesis 27. It is the second man is the Lord from heaven. So the second man or the second Adam, the last Adam, so after Jesus there is no order, risk that is coming out in humanity. So hence is the second Adam, the stats of something new. And then he is the last Adam, after him it will be no order, PC, that will start another risk. The Bible makes mention of the word Adam in reference to three things, number one humanity, number two, the man Adam, the father of King, the husband of Eve, and then in reference to the function of Christ, in that he is starting a new risk. Right, so this together. So when you see the word Adam in the Bible, your mind should face acts what Adam, that's why context is important. The context where it will be the person is now. First Genesis chapter one to itself, God created mankind, God created Adam. If you are using the Hebrew word God created Adam in his own image. In the image of God created him Adam, not that word Adam. I know it must be said like is the person, is the person. The context tells you that it is referring to humanity. God created man in his image. In the image of God he created him, male and female he created them. To show you that it was not only the man, but the man and the woman look up as 28, he blessed them. Not he blessed him. He blessed them and God said to them. All right, be fruitful, multiply. So who is God talking to? Not just the man, the woman also. Now what is now going on in chapter two? If you reach chapter two carefully, it seems to be there's another creation story, there's another creation account. What's going on? Look at chapter two. This one tells the heavens and the earth. We made another host of them, we finished all the hosts of them. So the supernatural ability was shabak. Yeah, the host. The supernatural beings, the heavens, the earth, the teens in the unseen, the teens in the same, they were all finished. And on the seventh day God ended his walk. Which he had done. What did he do? He ended. To say that the woman is an after-total God's creation. He means that thing is a big statement to make. And I'll show you why in a second. All right, God, receive a moment, this walk on the seventh day. Which he had done. Then God blessed the seventh day and sanctified it. So God said it apart. He sanctified it. All right, because so why is that the sanctified? Because he rested from all. Not some, not most, not many of his walks. He rested from all his walks. Look at this fall. This is the history. This is the accursed.
"Toward of the heavens and earth when did we create it?" So what you now see from chapter C, chapter 7, I mean the C7 is down to the end of chapter. Moses is now giving a detailed account of what happened. Genesis chapter 1, "Gosiletto's Christmas, now image, the nesvas, bush God created man." Genesis 2 in a way is answering how God met some things as stated in chapter 1. So God created the meal and the meal. How did He create Adam? How did He create Eve? Chapter 2. So Moses now zoons in on the images of God. He's not zooning on the animals, the fishes, the beds, the earth, the plants. He now zoomed in more. He talked about some of them in a bit, but his major emphasis in that chapter 2 was the images of God, the image bearing ones of God. He now zoomed in on them. Talked about the man, "Oh, Moses was found from the dust of the ground. We get to the topic of spiritual embodied, we look at what that statement means. For now, this is not a time and space for that, but does techno of that. So God formed from the dust of the ground. The woman too was also created. Now, this creation of Eve and the Adam, I beg you, they were not different days. They were not different days. It was the same day. How do we know? Genesis chapter 5. Genesis chapter 5. Because see, God rested from all His walks. Let me show you that scenario to show you before I get to Genesis chapter 5. The implication of God living is a rest to come a great woman. It's a major issue. If you look at Hebrews chapter 4, Hebrews chapter 4, if you are coming from the numbers review, it will be very easy for it. It doesn't have a style of embarrassing. So let us start from the first one. From a chapter opening up with "DF4", you know that you need to know why that "DF4" is "DF4". You need to know what that "DF4" is "DF4". So you need to read the previous chapters. Remember, read and discuss the reading, chapters, the reading verses. "DF4" since it promises remains of entering the rest, let us feel less and less if you seem to have control of it. For indeed, God's will was pushed to us as well as was pushed to them. Now who are the them? Only contextual study will let you know who that them is. You cannot supine, oppose your own meaning. You need to check the context. So you do not profit them. This them is talking about Israel. Let me just help you. This is not being mixed with faith in those who had it. For we have believed, now listen, listen, listen. For we have believed to enter that rest, as he has said. So I swore in my words, "The shall not enter my rest." Although the works we have finished from the foundation of the world, what works we have finished from the foundation of the world? Remember, Moses is using Creation's story to talk about God's intention. We have done that teaching in the Eleon series, but let me just say it in a very brief condensed manner. God's plan in Genesis chapter 1 is the scene and the unseen dwelling together in harmony. So in the beginning, that what beginning is the word "bearish" it. In the Hebrew, it is talking about fast foods. Now, if you are familiar with agriculture, family, when you plant a crop, the farmers during the time of harvest, they go to the edge of the field to pick a sample crop. However, the state of that fast food is an indication of all the fruits are ok. All the crops are ok. All the crops don't spoil the crops, they don't bother. So in the beginning, in the bearish it, what is the intention of God? What is that fast food that we can use as a litmus test for all other things? In the beginning, God created the heaven and the earth. The scene and the unseen, He created it together. He created it to function together in it. He created it to harmonize together. So earth is not apart from heaven. Heaven is not apart from it. Cella, cella, cella, cella. What I've just said now, within a laboratory study on it, if you look at God's word is a bipartite, does such that in a YouTube, in the podcast you see it, or if you look at Bible truth of our nature, or if touchy reminds me, I miss send that PDF to the platform. You can see, you wanna know what we were talking about on the biblical concept of rapture. And the teaching is there, the materials are there. Let me just stick to what I want to see. So where the life stopped? Alright, so God rested on the seven day from all His works. Alright, remember the works we finished on the foundation of the world. Now look at this four. Look at this four. Four, He has spoken in a setting place. What is the right of Hebrew's doing? The right of Hebrew's is doing an archetype using the rest of Genesis 2 in reference to the rest of salvation. Because remember what is God's design, that the sin and the union scene, we function as a rule. Not two sides, not two distinct sides, but two sides of the same coin, et heaven. For those who have sinned visions, for those who have sinned angels and visions of the God kind, there is no vision you will have of God. About God, there is no trans you will fall into, that you will not be on the earth when you experience it. Every vision or trans you have ever seen in your life, you will not take it out of the earth. You will still in the earth. The world of the unseen opened up to you for something to open up to you, that means you are around it. The people in this teaching session are the ones who can yummy. Any other person in any other place can not yummy now. So why can you yummy? Because you are in the same space. Some of us have read all the book voices in the cause of the supernatural practicing that we have been doing over the cause of. Some weeks now. We are seeing visions we are falling to transes. Not once we are you cut up, potted out of the earth, you saw it, then you came back. All experiences you will ever have of the God kind, you will have it on the earth. All the visions of isicre on the earth. Oh, a ladder touching heaven on earth, we had to see that thing. He was dreaming on the earth. Yet there is no supernatural encounter, a man has heard in the Bible outside the Bible that he did not have it on the earth. To show you that heaven and earth are in the same space. It was made to function together with earth. So that feeling of one day, I will fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly. It's not Bible, it cannot be Bible. The Lord Jesus is the head of the body. You will never see a head apart from their body. Separate from their body. We have some doctors and nurses and healthcare workers in this session. They can tell you, if you see a head in, let's say, ligus and the body of that head in the potatot and the body is the functional, that's a big lie. It cannot happen. And guess what? The Bible never ever portrayed Jesus up away from his body. Let me show you something because Kratin' ono sufis o'on the golo o'on the bag, wai i unastana golo o'on the bag.
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Please when he's here right hand of god don't think on cheese. Not this sitting at the right please please please please there's too much movies yeah, there's too much movies right hand is not sitting at the right hand and I was telling somebody to do that why is it that when we do all these things in normal communication is so easy to understand this guy name a right hand man does he mean that he's always at your right hand man is he's always at your right side no yes in meaning this meaning that I was giving another old that my tight mind but this old man in a five-once-seas with this man I ride and die all right, I'm not saying that we're gonna ride and die in an accident so we give meaning towards depending on the context why don't we have four that long story to the Bible Jesus sitting at the right hand is not is not was was it now is not is sitting at the right hand in fact I will give you as an assignment give us an assignment you do a little test you will find all the places the Bible said Jesus was at the right hand of god look at the context the poster is the pretext look at all that was said then bring out a meaning from it all right so we'll do that uh to check those techniques all the supervisors just take notes all right so let's get back to genesis chapter five genesis chapter five we have some minutes and then genesis chapter five is one say this is the book of the genology of Adam in the day that god created man what did he do he made him in the likeness of god he created them was it to in the day not this in the day god created man he made them in the likeness of god he created them male and female and blessed them and called them mankind in the day they were created wow he created them male and female he blessed them he called them mankind in the day they created so man was made first because that's the order we see in the Bible just to but rest that I didn't prepare for this but uh does give me some time to pull it up I think first Corinthians chapter 11 uh first Corinthians make a sorry uh first Timothy first first Timothy chapter two first Timothy chapter two and I will start from the 13 it says for Adam was formed first then Eve not different this same day same 6d before god rested so wood then is the help god is providing in chapter two wood then is that help so man is who was created in ghost image and I was trying to show you something that it is not just uh before the fall look at Genesis chapter 9 even after the fall all right Genesis chapter 9 from verses 4 so god is talking to Noah but he shall not eat flesh with his life that is his blood surely for your life blood I would demand a reckoning from the hand of every beast I will require it and from the hand of man from the hand of every man's brother I will require the life of man the six whoever sheds man's blood by man his blood shall be shed for in the image of god he made man man till 10 thousand years from now it is epicist he still got him man was made to image god so that partnership of the scene and the unseen man was kept at the agency that drives god's mandate but in the scene at Indian scene heaven man was made to push that god's dream to have the minion over everything how will man properly only shown as god's image he needs the life of god he needs god's spirits he needs the life of god he needs god spirits so Genesis chapter 2 was going on god presents the option of three of life to Adam three of life look at the name three of life what will the three produce life have you seen it three that produces life no so god in terms god in imagery this is life the the the person we use the the three three of life the most is Solomon or wisdom is a three of life or who sometimes is a three of life you see that three of life you see about four five five times so what did you see this is life
So, human life was built to house or bearer put was built to receive life. What life? God's life. To what or what way come up properly beyond image of God? What way come up properly steward God's mandate on the earth? He needs God's life. He needs the life of God. So, there's a tree of life. There's life. There's the tree of knowledge of good and evil. What without reproducing knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, not fruits? Not fruits. There's no fruit you eat for life. Otherwise, a majorism today will be giving people fruits. Take this fruit once you eat it you have life. It has to be based on what was said. God presented the gospel to Adam. When I'm talking about the promise, so God will use what Adam can understand to communicate his promise of life. Remember, we started with second Timothy 1. There's a promise of life before the world began. So, now, God is offering that thing to Adam. Adam said, "No, I don't want this one." Adam used three of knowledge of good and evil. A Moses that is the originator of that phrase will let us use that phrase in the book of the Tronomy. Alright, T.S.K. to mean that it is moral autonomy. The knowledge of good and evil refers to moral autonomy. Where a man can act independently of God. A man can take God's counsel, or sorry, a man can take God's counsel, cast it aside. And based on real power, he can choose his own way. It is man basically telling God, "I know what is good. I can avoid evil." It is man basically telling God, "I don't need your life for all priests. I don't need your spirit to energize me. I can do life without you." A lady's and gentleman, that is the introduction to the goal of the Bible. The Bible is a divinely inspired collection of reliable historical documents. It was written in Hebrew, a Ramayi Greek, by different priests, kings, apostles, servants of God. It has been preserved as one interconnected revolution. In Efficiency, what God planned before he created the world? He chose us in him. In titles, there is an eternal life that God has desired for a man to have in Timothy. There is a promise of life. How will man have the life of God when man receives the Spirit? When man believes in the promise of God? Man will fully attain what he was built to attain to, the image of God. Adam says, "No. More autonomy, I will choose my way." Don't think it is one big stuff. Because you and I, we have this little bit of God at some point in our life. God has two doors, clear God's words. In the terms of readings and directions, God has two doors, do this, don't do this. We have looked God in the eye figuratively and said, "No. I want my own way to stand." This is also how much more the first man and the Bible says in Job that God was telling Job where he did when in his song when man was created. To man woke up to see supernatural atmosphere. That kind of man is this in new to God. Imagine us. I mean I was seeing angels in the full glory and brightness and radiance and all those things. How many times? Imagine in man, who is not just seeing the day we are in the sacred space of God? I wish there was time. There will be time in the next class we'll respond to this too. So the Bible says the Garden of Eden was the Garden of God. You see it in Isaiah. You see it in Isaiah 28. So in Isaiah 14, it's called the Garden of God. It is called the Mountain of God. It's a sacred space. The scene and the unseen are fused together here. That kind of man is detailing God now. I would choose my own way. I would choose my own, our pattern. We have done this elaborate teaching. I think we used over 30 hours to explain this. The teaching is there on the podcast you can't. That leads into it step by step. It's called the alien. Just find the series called alien. All right. So man needs God's life to function. Man needs God's spirit to have God's life. Steven as we see in our next class. Now this is a proper way to start the book of Acts 7. We have always been seen as the 7 that we jumped to our things. Acts 7, we jumped to our things. Now we can finally start with Acts 7 and our next class. Steven with 3. Remember, the Bible also talks about a unified account of God's eternal plans and purposes, of God's dealings with humanity, of God's plan for redemption which could be missing Jesus Christ. Steven, let me know your thoughts in the class. Read the book of Acts 7. Look at how Steven dissected the message. From Genesis to Malaka, he ought to eat. He brought the main gist of the Bible. Do you know? Do you know my God? Do you know what it means? That Steven will have youracity to say God does not dwell in temples made with humans. Boy, that's Candalous. That's a stone bull of things. You cannot say that. God's in Fesikin's chapter 8, when the temple was dedicated. God's glory filled that place. Please do not minister. How dare you say God did not come to that temple? How dare you say God does not live in temples made with humans? Why is Tabanakul called the Tabanakul of witness? What is it witnessing of? What is it pointing to? How can a mother man made from dust? How God's spirit? How? Solomon said, "The heavens of heaven cannot even fill you." How much more this house? Talking about the temple. How much more you as a human being? When you understand that, "Oh, there is a promise of life." God communicated life to people in different ages, in different times. There were teens that were unseen, that we saw in the timeline of these people. So the right of it means we see the things that are seen, we are made from the teens unseen. Noah's Ark, the son that was made from the unseen. That the ark is pointing to Moses, Bruce, and Saph. Iberus offering in ox translation, Moses fits. Abraham's fit, Isaac's fit, there is something it is telegraphing. God's dealings with humanity. God's plans and purposes. God's plan for redemption and how it communists in Christ. So the goal of the Bible is specific. I will leave you with second Timothy 315, assistant. Port Timothy. From a child, you have known the Holy Scriptures, which are able to make you wise for salvation, truth, faith, and Jesus. Not skillful to give you money. Not wise so that you can marry. The Bible addressed financial issues, marriages, of course, of course. Not into share around about that. The major focus of the Bible is salvation, proof it in Christ Jesus. It will not outline God's eternal plans and purposes. At line, God's dealings with humanity. Those who rebuild, those who didn't rebuild.
'We have an order of people who rebuild, we have an order of people who build.' People like king, people like Inok, no there is a good Inok, there is a bad Inok. Alright so the bad Inok is the child of king, Genesis chapter 4. Alright Genesis chapter 4. To show you how king was a gay's God's mandate in Eden, God told Adam 'Be foolful, multiply, replenish the earth.' Guess what king did in Genesis chapter 4? The Bible says, 'Kain put a city, directly opposite to Eden.' The instruction was spread, replenish, multiply, babano grehe. He built it directly. The same thing with Babel read the story of Babel. You see it, you see it. So I am just laying the foundation for what is the goal of the Bible? What is the purpose of the Bible? What is the aim? And when I read, I asked chapter 7 in our next class, 'It will all make perfect sense.' 'It will all make perfect sense.' Praise God forevermore. Trust me, listen to it. Trust me, gain something. The goal of the Bible, so we are just starting with introduction. We will expand on it in our next class. Father, we give you praise and glory. Thank you for those words. It grows bigger on our inside. It multiplies greatly. Thank you, dear Father. In Jesus' mighty name we pray. Amen and amen.
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Bible study methods are introduced, focusing on contextual study and the TSK (Treasury of Scripture Knowledge) rule, which emphasizes comparing scripture with scripture.
The ECD (Encode, Decode, Code) method is mentioned as a basic tool for understanding biblical texts, alongside other hermeneutical approaches.
The speaker discusses the meaning of the word "help" (ezer) in Genesis 2, noting it is used 22 times in the Bible, mostly for God as helper, challenging interpretations that subordinate women.
Marriage roles are explained functionally
The promise of eternal life was made before the foundation of the world, as seen in Ephesians 1 and 2 Timothy 1, indicating redemption was not an afterthought but God's original plan.
The term "Adam" has three meanings
Summary:
This transcription covers a Bible study session focused on hermeneutical principles, particularly contextual study and the TSK rule, which involves cross-referencing scripture to interpret passages accurately. The speaker introduces the ECD method as a basic tool for Bible study and emphasizes that understanding how to interpret the Bible is crucial for defending against false teachings. A major example is the analysis of the Hebrew word "ezer" (help) in Genesis 2, used 22 times in the Old Testament, with 20 instances referring directly to God as helper.
This challenges the notion that women are inferior or an afterthought in creation, affirming male and female co-equality in humanity. The session also explores marriage roles from Ephesians 5, where husbands are commanded to love sacrificially as Christ loved the church, and wives respond with submission, both modeled after Christ's example rather than human failings. The speaker underscores that God's plan of eternal life existed before creation, as stated in Ephesians 1 and 2 Timothy 1, showing redemption was predetermined, not a reaction to the fall.
Additionally, the term "Adam" is clarified to have three distinct references: humanity, the individual man, and Christ as the last Adam initiating a new spiritual race. Context is stressed as vital for correct interpretation, with the speaker urging careful attention to pre-text, post-text, and thematic meanings across scripture.
FAQs
The TSK rule refers to the Treasury of Scripture Knowledge, a key principle that emphasizes comparing scripture with scripture to interpret the meaning of a passage.
It helps you defend against false teachings by allowing you to identify context, pretext, post-text, and other elements, ensuring accurate interpretation.
The word 'ezer' is used 21-22 times in the Bible, mostly for God as man's help. In Genesis 2:18, it refers to a helper corresponding to man, not implying inferiority.
Male and female are co-equal, two sides of God's creation meant to image God, with no superiority based on anatomy; functional roles differ in marriage but not in essence.
The man initiates love by serving and sacrificing like Christ, while the woman responds with submission. Each action is required regardless of the other's response, following Christ's example.
Adam refers to humanity (mankind), the individual man Adam (husband of Eve), and Christ as the second or last Adam starting a new race of new creation.
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