If there is a huge difference in the dispensations in terms how God dealt with man, there must also be a difference in prayer and provision during Different dispensations. The question is this - In the Dispensation of Grace, do you still pray like you're under the Law? What are your expectations for God's answers to your prayers? Did God promise you that He would give you all these material blessings if you were faithful to Him? In this study, we talk about the God's blessings and provision for the Children of Israel before the cross and how those things differs from His blessings and provision for us, the Church the Body of Christ, today.

The Body of Christ is made up of both Jews and Gentiles where the Pauline Epistles declare that there is no difference at all and the Middle Wall of Partition is broken. Where that wall still stands, the Church which is the Body of Christ cannot exist. So when did the wall come up? Who put it up and who took it down? When was it taken down? The Devil knows this is a huge point of confusion with people who call themselves Christians and the consequences are harsh.

If a man who has no Right Division, he would come to the conclusion that either God is a liar or that He was fickle minded and changed His mind all the time. 1 Corinthians 12:5-6 says: "...there are differences of administrations, but the same Lord. And there are diversities of operations, but it is the same God which worketh all in all." God is the same and He never changes in that His attributes never changes but the way He changes with men, who change all time, is different in different times. For example, His administration or operation with the nation of Israel in the Old Testament is different than His administration with the Body of Christ today! The enemy is wise and subtle so he confuses people as to where they should get their doctrine from, their gospel from, or their church from and the consequences are serious!

Many times, we read into the Old Testament, The Synoptic Gospels and the the Beginning of Acts what we want it to say. A big example is that we make Acts 1-7 say that Peter is talking to the Church when just reading the text and being honest about what the words say proves that He was clearly talking to the Circumcision. If we make the Circumcision in Acts 1-7 one with the Church which is the Body of Christ, then how do we explain Galatians 2:7-9 which says "but contrariwise, when they saw that the gospel of the uncircumcision was committed unto me, as the gospel of the circumcision was unto Peter; (for he that wrought effectually in Peter to the apostleship of the circumcision, the same was mighty in me toward the Gentiles:) and when James, Cephas, and John, who seemed to be pillars, perceived the grace that was given unto me, they gave to me and Barnabas the right hands of fellowship; that we should go unto the heathen, and they unto the circumcision."

Much like the Tripartite Man, Music also has three Parts - Melody, Harmony and Rhythm. Melody speaks to or appeals our Mind. Harmony appeals to our Heart. Rhythm appeals to our Flesh. Because Lucifer, before he became Satan, was created with built in musical instruments (EZ 28:13, Yes He Did! We as people do too!) he knows music. And Because Satan cannot create, he can only pervert, then he knows how to pervert music as well! Satan knows how to destroy Melody, Harmony and Rhythm. All three parts of music are co-equally important just like aevery part of man is or else, we would be dead if one was absent from the three. The Bible, however, actually commands us that we should focus on one of those three but Satan turned things around and now a lot of churches and Christins are focusing on the wrong thing.

Romans 11:6 says "And if by grace, then is it no more of works: otherwise grace is no more grace. But if it be of works, then is it no more grace: otherwise work is no more work." This means that it'e either 100% Grace or 100% works but it cannot be both or some weird combination of Both. It cannot be 99% Grace plus 1% Sinner's Prayer because Col 4:12 says that Praying is work! Skeptic A immediately throw in an excuse that says that the Sinner's Prayer is merely the way a person receives the Gospel. 1 Thes 2:13 actually defines receiving as believing. Skeptic B throws in Luke 18:13 and Romans 10:13 as proof verse for the Sinner's Prayer. Right Division and Dispensationalism and just pure, honest to goodness studying of the Bible can cure that.

Love is a generic word thrown around by christianity as if it is always a positive thing. The application of the word love actually dependents on things like subjects and objects or, in other words, its context. For instance, one can love God and another can love sin. The Bible mentions loving God with all of your heart, your mind and your soul while it also says to love NOT the world, neither the things that are in the world. Because of the confusion over the word Love, the unparalleled Authorized King James Bible uses the term Charity. Though satan and the world has also made an attempt to water it down to simply mean giving to the poor, Charity is the love aimed specifically towards the edification or building up of others. Join us as we look ash the differences of love and charity in the Bible. We also have an exciting Pop Quiz on the misleading, and often parroted, Agape and Phileo Greek teaching from modern day preachers who would do better if the simply believe what the English Bible says.

After a few weeks of talking about how important the King James Bible is, let's look at some ways in which the mighty, unparalleled Authorized King James Bible has impacted our history, our language and our lives.

The church's (the body of Christ) history and Bible history has alway been intertwined. They cannot be separated. Through the pages of those two histories, however, there has always been three kinds of christians: The first group is the "Bible Receivers." We all start from here. Someone shares the Bible to us and then we receive it. There is nothing wrong with being here unless you decide to simply stay here. The second group is the "Bible Deceivers". A Christian gets to a point where he leaves his final authority and hold the church fathers, bible scholars or the preachers he's most impressed with on a higher pedestal than that of the Bible's. He's both deceived and deceiving others to think the same way he's thinking. Sadly people who are deceived are not aware that they are. Finally, there's the "Bible Believers". This is the group in which 1 Thessalonians 2:13 applies - "For this cause also thank we God without ceasing, because, when ye received the word of God which ye heard of us, ye received it not as the word of men, but as it is in truth, the word of God, which effectually worketh also in you that believe." God's words take effect in those that believe it. In this study, we talk about the 7 signs of a pseudo-Bible believer.

The Bible says that there is no new thing under the sun. The Devil's tactics today have the same patterns from the beginning in Genesis chapter 3. He casts doubt on God's words, subtracts from Gods words, adds to God's words, waters down God's words, and outright denies or lies about God's words. It happened then in the garden. It's happening now and the Devil does not have to eliminate every single copy of the Bible from the world. He just need to cast that one doubt in the heart to take it away from the modern unsuspecting christian- so much so that when he hears that this is what the King James Bible says, the first thing that comes to mind is anything other than belief. It may not have happened in its entirety from the world but from that person's heart and mind, the omission of God's words has been accomplished!