Truth Lessons, Level 1, Vol. 1

Chapters: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

LESSON ONE
THE BIBLE
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. THE ORIGIN OF THE BIBLE
A. The Bible Being God-breathed
B. The Bible Being the Speaking from God by Men Borne by the Holy Spirit
C. The Bible Being God’s Speaking in the Prophets and in the Son
D. The Bible Being the Holy Spirit’s Revelation
II. THE FUNCTIONS OF THE BIBLE
A. Testifying concerning the Lord Jesus
B. Making Men Wise unto Salvation
C. Causing Men to Be Regenerated
D. Being the Believers’ Spiritual Milk
E. Being the Believers’ Bread of Life
F. Making the Believers Complete
III. THE WRITERS OF THE BIBLE, THE PLACES WHERE IT WAS WRITTEN, AND THE TIMES WHEN IT WAS WRITTEN
A. The Old Testament
B. The New Testament
C. The Times
IV. THE COMPLETION OF THE BIBLE— THE RECOGNITION OF THE AUTHORITY OF THE BIBLE
A. The Old Testament
1. The Pentateuch
2. The Other Books
B. The New Testament
1. The Gospels
2. The Other Books
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

TRUTH LESSONS—LEVEL ONE _chapter2

LESSON TWO
THE TRIUNE GOD
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. GOD BEING ONLY ONE
II. GOD HAVING THE ASPECT OF THREE— THE FATHER, THE SON, AND THE SPIRIT
A. God Speaking as I and Also as Us
B. The Matter of the Father, the Son, and the Spirit
III. THE FATHER, THE SON, AND THE SPIRIT COEXISTING SIMULTANEOUSLY FROM ETERNITY TO ETERNITY
A. The Father, the Son, and the Spirit All Being God
1. The Father Being God
2. The Son Being God
3. The Spirit Being God
B. The Father, the Son, and the Spirit All Being Eternal
1. The Father Being Eternal
2. The Son Being Eternal
3. The Spirit Being Eternal
C. The Father, the Son, and the Spirit Coexisting Simultaneously
IV. THE FATHER, THE SON, AND THE SPIRIT COINHERING AND BEING INSEPARABLE
V. THE THREE—THE FATHER, THE SON, AND THE SPIRIT—BEING ONE
A. The Son Being the Father
B. The Son (the Last Adam) Becoming the Life-giving Spirit
C. The Lord (the Son) Being the Spirit
VI. THE REASON FOR GOD BEING TRIUNE
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

TRUTH LESSONS—LEVEL ONE _chapter3
TRUTH LESSONS—LEVEL ONE _chapter4

LESSON FOUR
SATAN’S ORIGIN AND REBELLION
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. THE ORIGIN OF SATAN
A. The Most Honorable Archangel and the Perfect Cherub Created by God
B. The Bright Angel Created by God
II. THE REBELLION OF SATAN
A. The Cause of Rebellion
B. The Purpose of Rebellion
C. The Process of Rebellion
III. THE RESULT OF REBELLION
A. Satan Being Judged by God
B. The Heavens and the Earth Being Judged
C. The Rebellious Angels and the Demons Being Judged
IV. THE EXECUTION OF GOD’S JUDGMENT UPON SATAN
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

TRUTH LESSONS—LEVEL ONE _chapter5

LESSON FIVE
THE FALL OF MAN
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. THE FIRST STEP OF THE FALL
A. The Cause
1. The Serpent’s Temptation
2. The Woman’s Assuming the Headship
B. The Process
C. The Result
II. THE SECOND STEP OF THE FALL
A. The Background
B. The Cause
1. The Devil’s Gain
2. Man’s Presumption in Forsaking God’s Way of Salvation
C. The Process
1. Serving God according to Man’s Own Way— Inventing a Religion of Man’s Concept
2. Man’s Anger
3. Man’s Murder of His Brother
4. Man’s Lie and Arrogance toward God
D. The Result
III. THE THIRD STEP OF THE FALL
A. The Cause
1. The Evil Spirits Mingling with Man— the Fallen Angels Joining with Man through Illegal Marriage
2. Man Becoming Flesh
B. The Process
C. The Result
IV. THE FOURTH STEP OF THE FALL
A. The Cause
1. The Instigation of Satan
2. The Rebellion of the Human Race
B. The Process
C. The Result
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

TRUTH LESSONS—LEVEL ONE _chapter6
TRUTH LESSONS—LEVEL ONE _chapter7

LESSON SEVEN
A KEY VIEW OF THE OLD TESTAMENT (1)
FROM ADAM TO NOAH
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. IN ADAM IS SEEN GOD’S REDEMPTION
A. Receiving the Promise of God’s Redemption
B. Experiencing the Anticipated Redemption of God
1. Through the Substitution of the Bleeding Sacrifice
2. Through the Union of the Covering Skins
II. IN ABEL IS SEEN GOD’S WAY OF REDEMPTION— ACCEPTANCE BY GOD THROUGH THE SACRIFICE
A. Abel Working and Living for God— “a Feeder of Sheep”
B. Abel Worshipping God according to God’s Revelation
III. IN ENOSH IS SEEN MAN’S NEED FOR GOD AND MAN’S CALLING UPON HIM TO ENJOY GOD’S RICHES
IV. IN ENOCH IS SEEN ONE WHO WAS REDEEMED AND WHO WALKED WITH GOD ON THE PATHWAY OF REDEMPTION
V. IN NOAH IS SEEN ONE WHO WALKED WITH GOD AND WORKED WITH GOD TO MEET THE NEED OF THAT GENERATION
A. Walking with God
B. Building the Ark
C. Changing the Age through His Life and Work
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

TRUTH LESSONS—LEVEL ONE _chapter8

LESSON EIGHT
A KEY VIEW OF THE OLD TESTAMENT (2)
FROM ABRAHAM TO JOSEPH
TEXT
I. IN ABRAHAM IS SEEN GOD’S CALLING, GOD’S PROMISE, JUSTIFICATION BY FAITH, THE LIVING BY FAITH, AND THE LIVING IN FELLOWSHIP WITH GOD
A. God’s Calling
B. God’s Promise
1. To Make Abraham a Great Nation
2. To Bless Abraham
3. To Make Abraham and His Seed a Blessing to All the Families of the Earth
C. Justification by Faith
D. Living by Faith
1. Building an Altar
2. Pitching a Tent
3. Fighting for the Brother
E. Living in Fellowship with God
1. Communion with God on the Human Level
2. The Offering of Isaac
II. IN ISAAC IS SEEN THE INHERITING OF GRACE AND THE RESTING AND ENJOYING
A. Inheriting Grace
1. Born of Grace
2. Grown in Grace
3. Being the Heir in Grace
4. Inheriting the Promise Given to His Father
B. Resting and Enjoying
III. IN JACOB IS SEEN GOD’S SELECTION, THE TRANSFORMATION IN LIFE, AND THE MATURITY IN LIFE
A. God’s Selection
1. Before His Birth
2. Not of His Own Works, but of God Who Calls
B. The Transformation in Life
1. Being Dealt With
2. Being Met by God and Receiving God’s Promise
3. Being Broken
4. Being Transformed
C. The Maturity in Life
1. The Heart Numb, but the Spirit Revived
2. No Begging after Arriving in Egypt
3. Blessing People
IV. IN JOSEPH IS SEEN THE REIGNING ASPECT OF THE MATURITY IN LIFE
A. Joseph’s Life Being a Part of Jacob’s Generation
B. Joseph Being Given the Authority to Reign
V. ABRAHAM, ISAAC, AND JACOB, INCLUDING JOSEPH, BEING THREE ASPECTS OF A COMPLETE EXPERIENCE IN LIFE
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

TRUTH LESSONS—LEVEL ONE _chapter9

LESSON NINE
A KEY VIEW OF THE OLD TESTAMENT (3)
FROM MOSES TO SAMUEL
TEXT
I. IN MOSES ARE SEEN GOD’S REDEMPTION, SUPPLY, EXPRESSION, AND LEADING
A. God’s Redemption
1. The Preparation of a Vessel for Redemption
2. The Passover
a. A Type of Christ
b. The Lamb of the Passover
3. The Exodus from Egypt and the Crossing of the Red Sea
a. The Exodus from Egypt
b. The Crossing of the Red Sea
(1) A Type of Baptism
(2) Saved through Water
B. God’s Supply
1. The Heavenly Manna—the Reconstitution of His Redeemed Ones through a Change of Diet
2. The Living Water out of the Smitten Rock
C. God’s Expression
1. The Negative Aspect of God’s Giving of the Law through Moses— the Law Coming In as an Extra Thing, Being Added Because of Man’s Transgressions
2. The Positive Aspect of God’s Giving of the Law through Moses—the Law Being God’s Testimony
3. The Manifestation of God’s Glory
D. God’s Leading
1. The Education on Mount Sinai
2. The Temptation in the Wilderness
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

TRUTH LESSONS—LEVEL ONE _chapter10

LESSON TEN
A KEY VIEW OF THE OLD TESTAMENT (4)
FROM MOSES TO SAMUEL
TEXT
II. IN AARON ARE SEEN THE PRIESTHOOD AND THE OFFERINGS
A. Aaron Typifying Christ as the High Priest
B. Ministering in the Priestly Office to Maintain God’s Testimony
C. The Various Offerings
1. The Burnt Offering
2. The Meal Offering
3. The Peace Offering
4. The Sin Offering
5. The Trespass Offering
6. The Wave Offering
7. The Heave Offering
8. The Drink Offering
III. IN JOSHUA ARE SEEN THE DESTRUCTION OF THE ENEMIES AND THE ENTERING INTO REST
A. Defeating the Enemies— the Seven Tribes in Canaan
B. Entering into Rest
IV. IN THE AGE OF THE JUDGES ARE SEEN CONFUSION AND REVIVAL
A. Confusion
B. Revival
V. IN ELI IS SEEN THE FALL OF THE PRIESTHOOD
VI. IN SAMUEL IS SEEN THE VOLUNTARILY CONSECRATED NAZARITE REPLACING THE ORDAINED PRIESTS, ENDING THE AGE OF THE JUDGES, AND SPEAKING FOR GOD AS A PROPHET
A. The Voluntarily Consecrated Nazarite Replacing the Ordained Priests
B. Ending the Age of the Judges
C. Speaking for God as a Prophet
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

TRUTH LESSONS—LEVEL ONE _chapter11

LESSON ELEVEN
A KEY VIEW OF THE OLD TESTAMENT (5)
FROM DAVID TO THE CAPTIVITY
TEXT
I. IN BOAZ IS SEEN ONE VALUING THE GOD-GIVEN BIRTHRIGHT AND USHERING IN THE KING WHO ESTABLISHED THE KINGDOM—DAVID
II. IN DAVID IS SEEN ONE DOING GOD’S WILL AND ONE AFTER GOD’S HEART, CONQUERING THE ENEMIES TO ESTABLISH GOD’S KINGDOM FOR THE BUILDING OF GOD’S TEMPLE
A. Doing God’s Will
B. Being after God’s Heart
C. Conquering the Enemies
D. Establishing God’s Kingdom
E. For the Building of God’s Temple
1. Caring for God’s Ark
2. Preparing Both the Materials and the Site for the Building of God’s Temple
III. IN SOLOMON ARE SEEN THE ISSUE OF GOD’S FORGIVENESS AND THE BUILDING OF THE TEMPLE
A. The Issue of God’s Forgiveness
B. The Building of the Temple
IV. IN REHOBOAM IS SEEN THE RESULT OF THE FALL OF ONE WHO HAD OBTAINED GRACE (SOLOMON)— THE DIVISION AND CONFUSION OF GOD’S PEOPLE
A. The Fall of Solomon
B. The Division of the Kingdom
V. IN JEROBOAM ARE SEEN THE ILL RESULTS OF ONE WHO CAUSED DIVISION AMONG GOD’S PEOPLE
A. Setting Up High Places to Establish Another Center of Worship, Thus Bringing About Division
B. The Tragic End of One Who Caused Division
1. The House of Jeroboam Being Cut Off from the Earth
2. Destruction and Captivity
VI. IN THE DIVIDED KINGDOMS OF JUDAH AND ISRAEL ARE SEEN THE RISE AND FALL OF THE KINGS BEING DEPENDENT ON THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD, AND GOD’S FORBEARANCE, ENDURANCE, AND RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT TOWARD THEM
A. The Kings of Judah
B. The Kings of Israel
C. The Key to Their Rise and Fall
VII. IN AHAB IS SEEN THE RESULT OF TOLERATING THE HARLOT JEZEBEL— THE DEVASTATION OF HIS HOUSE
VIII. IN HOSHEA IS SEEN THE RESULT OF NOT LEAVING THE EVILS OF JEROBOAM— DESTRUCTION AND CAPTIVITY
IX. IN JECONIAH AND ZEDEKIAH IS SEEN THE RESULT OF STUBBORNNESS AND REFUSAL TO REPENT—ALSO DESTRUCTION AND CAPTIVITY
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

TRUTH LESSONS—LEVEL ONE _chapter12

LESSON TWELVE
A KEY VIEW OF THE OLD TESTAMENT (6)
FROM THE CAPTIVITY TO THE RETURN
TEXT
I. THE PROPHET DURING THE CAPTIVITY AND IN CAPTIVITY—JEREMIAH
A. Rebuking the Kings and the People for Their Sins
1. Forsaking God and Disobeying His Word
2. Worshipping Idols and Committing Fornication
3. Speaking Lies, Deceiving Others, and Committing Iniquity
4. The Kings Scattering God’s People and Not Caring for Them
B. Warning concerning Captivity and Destruction
C. Weeping for the Stiff-necked and Unrepentant People
II. THE PROPHETS IN THE LAND OF CAPTIVITY
A. Daniel
1. With His Three Friends Being Overcomers in Captivity from Their Youth
2. Praying for the Holy City and the Holy Temple of God until They Were Recovered
3. Interpreting the Image in Chapter Two and Seeing the Visions in Chapters Seven through Twelve of His Book
B. Ezekiel Seeing the Visions in the Land of Captivity concerning the Spiritual Recovery of God’s People
1. The Vision of the Wind, the Cloud, the Fire, and the Electrum in Chapter One of His Book Signifying the Spiritual Revival of God’s People
2. God Reviving His People and Giving Them a New Heart and a New Spirit in Chapter Thirty-six
3. God’s People as the Dry Bones Being Revived and Formed into God’s Army in Chapter Thirty-seven
4. The Rebuilding of the Holy City and the Holy Temple in Chapters Forty through Forty-eight
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

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