• Mark 9:1.
• Acts 2:47.
• I Corinthians 3:11- Christ is the foundation of the church.
• Joel 2:28-32.
• Daniel 2- The Lord would set up His kingdom in the days of the Roman Empire.
• This local congregation is not the same as the kingdom of God. The kingdom is not made up of congregations - it is made up of Christians. This congregation is not THE church of Christ.
• John 1:6-7- Once we obey Christ, we don’t just have it made. We have to continue to walk in the light.
• I Corinthians 15:58- We must continue to be stedfast in the work of the Lord.
• Philippians 3:13-14- We must continue to press on.
• Any religious relationship that started at a time other than at Acts 2is not the one prophecied in the Bible.
• Establishment of the church:
  • 750 BC - Isaiah 2:2-4
  • 700 BC - Micah 4:1-2
  • 603 BC - Daniel 2:44
  • 519 BC - Zechariah 1:16
  • 32 AD - Matthew 16:18
  • 33 AD - Acts 1:6-8
  • 33 AD - Acts 2:47
  • 52 AD - I Thessalonians 1:1
  • 60 AD - Romans 14:17
  • 64 AD - Colossians 1:13
  • 64 AD - Hebrews 12:28
  • 96 AD - Revelation 1:9

[My apologies - the beginning of this recording was lost. Sorry about that.]

• Galatians 4:21-5:10
• Two women representing two covenants:
  • Hagar: Old Covenant
  • Sarah: New Covenant
• Two sons representing two nations:
  • Ishmael: fleshly Israel
  • Isaac: spiritual Israel
• The final verdict: “Cast out the bond woman (Old Covenant) and her son (fleshly Israel). The son of the free woman (New Covenant) shall be the Heir.”
• Galatians 4:27 as opposed to Sarah, who was barren.
• Galatians 4:31.
• Galatians 5:3- Anyone who tries to keep any bit of the old law in combinations with the new law is bound to keep the entirety of the old law to be acceptable to God. Of course, it is now impossible to completely follow the old law, so trying to keep any part of it is folly.
• Galatians 5:9- If they added a little bit of the old law back into their practices, they would wholly fall from grace as far as God was concerned.

• Galatians 3:24-4:11
• Galatians 3:25.

• John 20:30-31
• Miracles from the book of Mark
  • Mark 1:21-26
  • Mark 1:29-31
  • Mark 1:32-34
  • Mark 1:40-42
  • Mark 2:1-12
  • Mark 3:1-5
  • Mark 3:10-12
  • Mark 3:14-15
  • Mark 4:36-39
  • Mark 5:8-13
  • Mark 5:25-29
  • Mark 5:35-42
  • Mark 6:4-5
  • Mark 6:7- Jesus gives miraculous power to His apostles
  • Mark 6:30-44- Jesus feeds 5,000.
  • Mark 6:45-52- Jesus walks on water.
  • Mark 6:56- Jesus healed many.
  • Mark 7:25-30- Jesus casts an unclean spirit out of a woman’s daughter.
  • Mark 7:32-35- Jesus heals a deaf man.
  • Mark 8:1-10 - Jesus feeds 4,000.
  • Mark 8:22-26- Jesus heals a blind man.
  • Mark 9:14-29- Jesus heals a boy with an unclean spirit.
  • Mark 10:40-52- Jesus heals blind Bartimaeus.
  • Mark 11:13-14- Jesus curses the fig tree.
• There is a marked difference in the miracles of Jesus and the pseudo-miracles that people try to do today.

• Proverbs 14:1
• How does God given authority work?
  • The wife is sugject to the husband.
    • Titus 2:4-5
    • Genesis 3:16
  • Being under authority does not mean one is inferior in value.
    • Genesis 2:18
    • Psalms 115:9-11
    • I Corinthians 11:3
  • Rebelling against a God-given leader is rebellion against God.
    • Numbers 16:3
    • Romans 13:2
• How is she told to submit? (Ephesians 5:23-24
  • In everything (Ephesians 5:24
  • As to the Lord
    • “as to the Lord” (Ephesians 5:22
    • “respects her husband” (Ephesians 5:33
  • I Peter 3:1-6
    • In the same way [as Christ], you wives, be submissive.
    • Adorn your heart more than your body.
    • Imitate the holy women in former times.
• Evaluation
  • Did she rebel against her husband’s God-given authority?
  • …