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The Cornerstone is a Stumbling Stone

Rev. Brian L. Kachelmeier

The Holy Spirit spoke through the mouth of the prophet Isaiah declaring that a Stone of stumbling would be set in place in Zion.  This Stone would be a tested stone and a sure foundation.  In Psalm 118, the Holy Spirit declared that this Stone would be rejected by the builders, but it would become the cornerstone.  The same Spirit of God spoke through the mouths of the Apostles declare that Jesus is this Stone.

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Lecture- The Cornerstone is a Stumbling Stone

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Learning to Say Hallelujah

Rev. Brian L. Kachelmeier

Christ is risen!  He is read indeed!  Alleluia!  Or is it Hallelujah?  Whether there is an “H” or an “A,”  the key is to proclaim the works of the LORD.  Specifically in this season of Easter, we take great comfort in knowing that Christ has been but to death for our transgression and raised to life for our justification.  In this great act of salvation we rejoice!

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Lecture- Learning to Say Hallelujah

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Joshua and the Written Word- Part 2

Rev. Brian L. Kachelmeier

In this lecture, we discuss the written word that Joshua gives to the people of Israel before his death in connection with the written word of Moses.  Plus, we will look at the unique written account of Joshua battling against Amalek as written in Exodus 17 and referred to in Deuteronomy 25.  This word was spoken to Joshua and written down so that the people would not forget that Amalek’s name was to be wiped off the face of the earth.  Later when Saul became the first King of Israel, this word was forgotten.  Saul did not listen to the voice of the LORD.  There is only one King of Israel who listened to all that the LORD declared.  He speaks in Psalm 40 and is testified to in Hebrews 10.

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Joshua and the Written Word- Part 2

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