SNT 0245 To Whom Written: 1 Corinthians 10:32
January 16, 1966 In-depth teaching concerning to whom the Bible is written. SNT – 245 1Co 10:32; Gal 3:26-28; Rom 15:4 Rom 15:4; 1Co 10:11 Rom 15:8; 10:9, 10; Jam 1:1; 1Pe 1:1; Act 21:20; Gal 5:1 (Isa 30); Isa 1:1; Deu 6:25; Rom 3:20; Gal 2:16; 3:11 _____________________ DRAFT Snt-245ToWhomWritten SUMMARY KEYWORDS: addressed, scripture, God, church, gospels, Word, verse, Romans, Pentecost, Jews, born, Old Testament, law, written We've taken first Corinthians chapter 10. And in a moment, I want to read the 32nd verse with you. But I want to say something to the members of the class. Because this is your class. This Sunday night, the teaching ministry is right along the line where we are in our class. We have been dealing with a great truce on how the Bible interprets itself, either in the verse in the context, or it's been used before, and then the varieties that come under those major heads. Now, we're just about ready to wrap up this great truth on how the Bible interprets itself. But there are a number of things which you must understand, if you really are going to rightly divide the Word. And the Word of God says that we stand approved before him, as we do one thing rightly divide the word of truth. I believe that the Word of God is the greatest thing in the world today. And I believe it's the word of God that sets before us how God wants us to understand His Word. If you received a letter this week in the mail, and it was addressed to you, what did you do with it? Take it to the neighbors, let the neighbors open it read it? Or did you just send it back to where it came from? And said no party like this here? No, you know what you did with it? If you got a letter with your name on it, you opened it, because it was addressed to you, right? Now, suppose that there was in your post office, in your post office box, a letter addressed to you. But if I would go in there and open your post office box and sneak it out of there, take it out? What could the government do t
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Princeton Theological Seminary from which he received a Master of Theology degree in Practical Theology. Later he completed his work for the Doctor of Theology degree. Dr. Wierwille taught the first class on Power for Abundant Living in 1953. Books by Dr. Wierwille include: Are the Dead Alive Now? published in 1971; Receiving the Holy Spirit Today published in 1972; five volumes of Studies in Abundant Living— The Bible Tells Me So (1971), The New, Dynamic Church (1971), The Word's Way (1971), God's Magnified Word (1977), Order My Steps in Thy Word (1985); Jesus Christ Is Not God (1975); Jesus Christ Our Passover (1980); and Jesus Christ Our Promised Seed (1982). Dr. Wierwille researched God's Word, taught, wrote, and traveled worldwide, holding forth the accuracy of God's "wonderful, matchless" Word. DOC AUDIO