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Colossians 2 vs 1 - 8 - Corps Night - May 9 - part 1

Victor Paul Wierwille

Colossians 2:1-8 May 9, 1984 Let's go to the book of Colossians. Well, anybody that's had their ears open these last few weeks, and I have done my best to catch up on what's been going on, really ought to have been blessed in a magnificent way if you can count to three. First of all, there is no trinity. But also Dr. Wierwille's great teaching from a week and a half ago on Sunday night, on the three judgments, which I think was absolutely tremendous. And some of the lines in there regarding what we should be working for is our real rewards which are future. And a lot of people really haven't locked into that yet; that our rewards are spiritual, they're future. Things that you get at the bēma and not the temporal rewards you get from the world. And that is certainly something we ought to keep our eyes on. But the three judgments...and he opened up a field that I think we can do a lot more work on as he suggested...and which a group of our research fellowship has been working on...and that ought to give them some great direction along that line. Now, of course, I didn't get to hear Rev. Fort's teaching from two weeks ago, but I heard Rev. Martindale's teaching from last week and it certainly tied into Galatians. And it'll tie into about anything in the Word, because behind all the things that were going on, like the doctrinal error at Colosse for example, you have the issue of people that were being persuaded or enticed or those that they had to beware of, look out for, because they were teaching vain deceitful philosophy that was contrary to the Word. Trying to get people into the same things the Galatians were getting into. Only this was a matter of just persuading them not to hold the head, who is Christ. And that's the third thing, is holding the head, which is where we were in Colossians a few weeks back. The doctrinal issue at Colosse: Colossians is written to correct the doctrinal error that crept into the church due to the misuse of the revelation given in the

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Tweet Topic: logospedia Format: mp3 Publication Date: 1984 Walter J. Cummins graduated from the Power for Abundant Class in 1962. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Education from Ohio State University in 1968 and his Master of Education degree in Secondary School Administration in 1978 from Wright State University. He was ordained to the Christian by The Way International in 1968. He has studied at The Way International under Victor Paul Wierwille and K.C.Pillai. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, he was director of the Research department of the Way International and served as assistant to the president. PDF AUDIO

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