Hermas II (Commands) #1 provides a concise overview of the first Gnostic book of “Visions” before moving into Hermas’ first prophecies. What is the difference between commands and similitudes? Will Yahweh bless the disobedient? Who is the Shepherd? Do Israelites … Continue reading →
Resurrection of the Dead tackles the Sibylline Oracles 2:196-251 to explain three precise aspects of divine Judgment; destruction by fire, judgment of mortals and resurrection from death. Who are the archangels Michael, Gabriel, Raphael and Uriel? This peaceful sermon revisits … Continue reading →
Cosmic Judgment uses the Sibylline Oracles 3:669-701 to confirm both Ezekiel and Isaiah’s Old Testament teachings concerning “the Day of the Lord.” Do we truly know the Immortal being mortals? Why do the impious bathe in the blood of the … Continue reading →
Lost Gospel of Peter covers the entire extra-Biblical book and explains some ageless tactics Edomite tares use to conspire against the just. This EFR Covenant Gathering broadcast was preached early in the wake of TalkShoe’s unjustified deletion of many Christian … Continue reading →
Apocalypse of Adam provides a detailed overview of this Gnostic book of futurist prophecy attributed to “the first man” Adam concerning Noah’s flood and the eventual return of the living Word. Explanation is provided on all eight chapters with particular … Continue reading →
Contend For the Faith! is an expository Covenant Gathering sermon proving the similarities between the complete epistle of JUDE to Enoch and Peter’s writings. Why does this New Testament author use Sodom, Cain, Balaam, Korah and Lucifer as examples? This … Continue reading →
Apocryphal Nativity scrutinizes Yahshua’s birth story by comparing the account from Matthew and Luke’s Gospels to several “Gnostic” tomes like the Protevangelion, Gospel of Mary and Infancy I. This seasonal lecture was preached Christmas Eve on the Euro Folk Radio … Continue reading →
Bel and the Dragon covers the entire apocryphal book (Goodspeed Translation) which provides additional background into the Old Testament book of Daniel. Bel and the serpent were two idols worshipped in ancient Babylon and righteous Daniel overcomes both of them! … Continue reading →
Story of Susanna is a sermon covering the entire apocryphal book (Goodspeed Translation) to teach the value of virtue under a corrupt government. This famous woman’s story can be applied to our lives today. Susanna remained truly righteous and withstood … Continue reading →
The Unjust Judge tackles one of the harder parables of Yahshua pertaining to prayer and faith during His second advent. This sermon uses Sirach 35:12-15 and 2nd Chronicles 19:4-7 to establish Yahweh’s Law for judges before dismembering the unjust arbitrator’s … Continue reading →