Truth Lessons, Level 3, Vol. 2

Chapters: 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

TRUTH LESSONS—LEVEL THREE THE TYPES IN THE OLD TESTAMENT _chapter21

LESSON TWENTY-ONE
THE OFFERINGS
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. THE BASIC OFFERINGS
A. The Burnt Offering
B. The Meal Offering
C. The Peace Offering
D. The Sin Offering
E. The Trespass Offering
II. THE SUBORDINATE OFFERINGS
A. The Wave Offering
B. The Heave Offering
C. The Drink Offering
D. The Offering for Thanksgiving
E. The Offering for a Vow or a Freewill Offering
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON TWENTY-TWO _chapter22

AARON AND HIS SONS
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. AARON
A. Being Taken from among Men
B. Being Able to Be Touched with the Feeling of Our Weaknesses
II. THE SONS OF AARON
A. Typifying the Believers in Christ Being Priests to God with Christ
1. Becoming a Priesthood
2. The New Testament Priestly Service Being Universal
B. The New Testament Believers Being Priests of the Gospel of God
1. No Longer Offering Bulls and Goats but Offering Sinners in Christ
2. Leading the Believers under Their Care to Offer Themselves as Living Sacrifices
3. Presenting the Perfected Saints Full-grown in Christ to God
4. Offering Other Spiritual Sacrifices
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON TWENTY-THREE _chapter23

THE HIGH PRIEST’S EPHOD AND ROBE
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. THE EPHOD
A. Made Primarily of Gold Thread Woven Together with Fine Linen
B. Blue, Purple, and Scarlet
C. Two Shoulder Pieces Borne at the Top
D. The Breastplate Worn on the Breast
1. The Breastplate Typifying the Church
2. The Breastplate of Judgment
II. THE ROBE
A. Its Color Being All of Blue
B. Its Opening Being Like the Opening of a Coat of Mail
C. Pomegranates and Bells
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON TWENTY-FOUR _chapter24

ANIMALS THAT ARE CLEAN FOR EATING
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. BEASTS THAT DIVIDE THE HOOF AND CHEW THE CUD
II. AQUATIC ANIMALS THAT HAVE FINS AND SCALES
III. BIRDS THAT HAVE WINGS FOR FLYING AND THAT EAT SEEDS OF LIFE AS THEIR FOOD SUPPLY
IV. INSECTS THAT HAVE WINGS AND LEGS ABOVE THEIR FEET FOR LEAPING ON THE EARTH
V. CONCLUSION
A. Christ Being the Reality of Cleanness
B. Only Christ and All That Is out of Christ Being Clean for Our Food Supply
C. In Terms of Typology
1. Christ Dividing the Hoof and Chewing the Cud
2. Christ Having Fins and Scales
3. Christ Having Legs above the Feet and Leaping on the Earth
4. Christ Being the Supply in Our Daily Life in Every Aspect
5. Only Christ Being Able to Keep Us Holy, As God Is Holy
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON TWENTY-FIVE _chapter25

HUMAN UNCLEANNESS— HUMAN BIRTH, LEPROSY, AND DISCHARGES
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. HUMAN BIRTH
A. Woman’s Relationship to Human Birth
1. Woman Representing All Mankind
2. The Human Birth Coming out of the Woman Being Unclean
B. The Uncleanness of the Male’s Birth
C. The Uncleanness of the Female’s Birth
D. The Way for Man to Be Cleansed from Human Uncleanness
1. Being Circumcised
a. The Cutting Off of Man’s Natural Being
b. Carried Out on the Eighth Day
2. Offering Christ As the Burnt Offering and the Sin Offering
a. The Burnt Offering
b. The Sin Offering
II. LEPROSY
A. The Origin of Leprosy
B. The Nature of Leprosy
C. The Result of Leprosy
D. Leprosy Signifying the Sin That Dwells in Man
E. The Leper
1. Tearing His Clothes, Having His Hair Let Loose, and Covering His Upper Lip and Crying “Unclean, Unclean!”
2. Dwelling Alone outside the Camp
III. DISCHARGES
A. All Discharges from the Human Body Being Unclean
B. The Way for Cleansing a Person Who Has a Discharge
1. Washing the Clothes and Bathing the Body in Running Water
2. Offering a Sin Offering and a Burnt Offering on the Eighth Day
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON TWENTY-SIX _chapter26

THE CLEANSING OF THE LEPER, THE LEPROUS GARMENT, AND THE LEPROUS HOUSE
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. THE CLEANSING OF THE LEPER
A. The Leper Being Brought to the Priest
B. The Priest Going outside the Camp to Examine the Leper
C. The Leper Who Was to Be Healed Needing to Seek Cleansing before God
1. With Two Living Clean Birds
2. With Cedar Wood and Hyssop
3. With Scarlet Strands
4. In an Earthen Vessel in Which One Bird Was to Be Slaughtered over Running Water
5. The Other Bird, the Cedar Wood, the Scarlet Strands, and the Hyssop Being Dipped in the Blood of the Killed Bird That It Might Be Sprinkled Seven Times on the Leper Who Was to Be Cleansed, and the Living Bird Being Allowed to Go Free over an Open Field
6. Washing His Clothes, Shaving Off All His Hair, and Bathing Himself in Water
7. Dwelling outside His Tent Seven Days
8. On the Seventh Day Shaving Off All the Hair from His Whole Body, Washing His Clothes, and Bathing His Flesh in Water
D. The Leper Who Was to Be Cleansed Needing to Solve the Problem of His Sin and Sins before God
1. Offering One of the Male Lambs for a Trespass Offering, with the Log of Oil, Both of Which Were Waved for a Wave Offering before Jehovah
2. The Male Lamb as the Trespass Offering to Be Slaughtered in the Place of the Sanctuary Where the Sin Offering and the Burnt Offering Were Slaughtered
3. The Blood of the Trespass Offering to Be Put on the Lobe of the Right Ear of Him Who Was to Be Cleansed, on the Thumb of His Right Hand, and on the Big Toe of His Right Foot
4. Some of the Oil to Be Poured into the Palm of the Priest’s Left Hand and Sprinkled with His Right Finger Seven Times before Jehovah
5. Some of the Rest of the Oil to Be Put on the Lobe of the Right Ear of the One Who Was to Be Cleansed, on the Thumb of His Right Hand, and on the Big Toe of the Right Foot, upon the Blood of the Trespass Offering
6. The Rest of the Oil in the Priest’s Palm to Be Put on the Head of Him Who Was to Be Cleansed
To Make Expiation for Him Who Was to Be Cleansed Because of His Uncleanness
8. The Burnt Offering to Be Offered with the Meal Offering
II. THE CLEANSING OF THE LEPROUS GARMENT
A. If the Infection Was Spreading in the Garment, the Garment to Be Burned in Fire
B. Washing the Garment If the Infection Had Not Spread
C. Burning the Garment with Fire If It Was a Leprous Decay
D. The Infected Spot That Has Faded to Be Torn Out of the Garment
E. Burning the Garment after the Infected Spot Was Torn Out of the Garment and the Infection Broke Out Again in the Garment
F. After the Infection Had Departed through Washing, the Washed Garments to Be Washed a Second Time for Them to Be Clean
III. THE CLEANSING OF THE LEPROUS HOUSE
A. In the Same Way as the Cleansing of Leprosy in a Man
B. Purging the House with the Blood of the Bird and the Living Water
C. Letting the Living Bird Go into the Open Field
D. The House Being Clean
IV. A CONCLUDING WORD
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON TWENTY-SEVEN _chapter27

THE EXPIATION
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. THE MEANING OF EXPIATION
II. THE ACCOMPLISHING OF EXPIATION
A. By Slaughtering the Male Goat of the Sin Offering for the People
1. Goats Signifying Sinners
2. The Goat of the Sin Offering Typifying Christ, Who Was Made in the Likeness of the Flesh of Sin, Being the Sin Offering for Sinners
B. Bringing the Blood of the Goat inside the Veil and Sprinkling It on and before the Expiation Cover
1. Sprinkling the Blood of the Goat on and before the Expiation Cover to Fulfill God’s Requirement
2. Signifying That the Blood of Christ Was Brought into the Holy of Holies in the Heavens to Accomplish Eternal Redemption for Sinners before God
C. Putting the Blood on and around the Horns of the Altar and Sprinkling It on the Altar Seven Times
1. Putting the Blood on the Horns of the Altar, Signifying That the Efficacy of Christ’s Redemption Is for the Four Corners of the Earth
2. Sprinkling the Blood on the Altar Seven Times, Signifying That the Full Efficacy of Christ’s Blood Is So That the Sinner May Look at It and Be at Peace in His Heart
D. Cleansing the Altar and Sanctifying It from the Uncleannesses of the Children of Israel
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON TWENTY-EIGHT _chapter28

THE SABBATH, THE HOLY FEASTS, THE SABBATH YEAR, AND THE YEAR OF JUBILEE
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. THE SABBATH
A. Being the Principal Denotation of All the Annual Feasts
B. A Complete Rest
C. A Holy Convocation
D. Not Doing Any Work
E. A Sabbath to Jehovah
II. THE HOLY FEASTS
A. The Feast of the Passover
B. The Feast of Unleavened Bread
C. The Feast of Firstfruits
D. The Feast of Pentecost
E. The Feast of the Blowing of Trumpets
F. The Feast of Expiation
G. The Feast of Tabernacles
III. THE SABBATH YEAR
IV. THE YEAR OF JUBILEE
A. The Jubilee Coming Out of Eight Consecutive Sabbath Years
1. Being the Pentecostal Year, Comprising Eight Eighth Years
2. Those Who Lost Their Possession Returning to It
3. Those Who Were in Slavery Being Released
B. The Significance of the Jubilee
1. The New Testament Age as the Year of Jubilee to the God-redeemed Believers
a. Returning to the Possession Lost in Adam
b. Those under the Slavery of Sin Being Set Free
2. The Jubilee in the Millennium
a. To Inherit the Land Lost through Adam
b. To Be Freed from the Slavery of the Old Creation
3. The Jubilee in the New Heaven and New Earth
a. To Inherit the New Earth as an Eternal Inheritance
b. To Be Freed from All Slavery
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON TWENTY-NINE _chapter29

THE HISTORY OF THE CHOSEN RACE OF ISRAEL— WANDERING, FALLING DEAD, CROSSING THE JORDAN RIVER, ENTERING INTO CANAAN, BEING TAKEN INTO CAPTIVITY, AND RETURNING
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. THE HISTORY OF THE CHILDREN OF ISRAEL
A. Wandering
1. Going out of Egypt and Arriving at Mount Horeb
2. From Mount Horeb to Kadesh-barnea
3. From Kadesh-barnea to the East Bank of the Jordan River
B. Falling Dead
1. Wandering until They Fell Dead in the Wilderness
2. Not Being Allowed to Enter into the Promised Good Land
C. Crossing the Jordan River
1. The Second Generation Receiving Renewed Training
2. Qualified to Cross the Jordan River
D. Entering into Canaan
1. Defeating the Enemies
2. Taking Possession of the Good Land
3. Becoming a Kingdom and Building the Temple
E. Being Taken into Captivity
1. Forsaking God to Worship Idols
2. Being Captured to the Nations
F. Returning
1. Seventy Years after the Captivity
2. Rebuilding the Holy Temple and the Holy City
II. THE REPETITION IN THE HISTORY OF THE CHURCH
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON THIRTY _chapter30

PRIESTS, NAZARITES, KINGS, PROPHETS, AND SHEPHERDS
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. PRIESTS
A. The Priestly Ministry
1. Drawing Near to God and Waiting in His Presence
2. Presenting Offerings to God
3. Spreading the Bread of the Presence
4. Tending the Lampstand
5. Burning the Incense before God
6. Teaching God’s People the Law
7. Bringing Man to God
B. The Establishment of the Priests
1. Chosen by God
2. Anointed by God
C. Typifying Christ
1. As Our High Priest
2. Bringing Us to God
D. Typifying the Believers
1. Being Engaged Especially in Serving God
2. Bringing Man to God
3. Being New Testament Priests of the Gospel of God
II. NAZARITES
A. Consecrating Themselves Voluntarily
B. Separating Themselves from Worldliness
C. Submitting Themselves to God
D. Typifying Christ
1. Consecrating Himself to God Voluntarily
2. Being Sanctified to God
3. Submitting Himself to God
E. Typifying the Believers
1. Consecrating Themselves to God
2. Separating Themselves from the World
3. Submitting Themselves to God
III. KINGS
A. The Kingly Ministry
1. Reigning for God
2. Bringing God to Man
B. Anointed by God
C. Typifying Christ
1. Being Anointed by God
2. As the Ruler among God’s People
3. As the King Ruling over the Nations
4. Bringing God to Man
D. Typifying the Believers
1. Being Anointed by God
2. As Kings Reigning with Christ in the Millennium
3. Bringing God to Man
IV. PROPHETS
A. The Prophetic Ministry
1. Speaking for God
2. Speaking Forth God
3. Prophesying (Predicting) for God
4. Assisting the Kings in Establishing God’s Kingdom
B. Typifying Christ
1. Speaking for God
2. Ministering God to People in God’s Word
3. Prophesying (Predicting)
4. Building Up the Body of Christ
C. Typifying the Believers
1. Prophesying for God
2. Ministering God and Christ to People
3. Prophesying (Predicting)
4. Building Up the Body of Christ
V. SHEPHERDS
A. The Shepherding Ministry
1. Feeding God’s People
2. Taking Care of God’s People
3. Teaching God’s People
4. Leading God’s People
B. Typifying Christ
1. As Our Chief Shepherd
2. Feeding, Looking After, and Leading the Believers
C. Typifying the Believers
1. Shepherding the Church
2. Looking After the Believers
3. Leading the Flock
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON THIRTY-ONE _chapter31

THE FRINGES, THE WATER FOR IMPURITY, AND THE CITIES OF REFUGE
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. THE FRINGES
A. The Fringes Indicating Beauty
B. A Cord of Blue Signifying a Heavenly Binding
II. THE WATER FOR IMPURITY
A. Its Composition
1. A Red Heifer
2. Cedar Wood, Hyssop, and Scarlet
3. The Living Water for Purification
B. Its Usage
1. To Be Sprinkled upon Unclean Persons
2. To Be Sprinkled upon the Tent in Which a Man Dies and upon the Open Vessels and Furnishings in It
III. THE CITIES OF REFUGE
A. The Number of the Cities of Refuge
1. A Total of Six Cities
2. Divided into Two Sets of Three Cities Each
B. The Distribution of the Cities
C. The Six Cities Being the Same Distance from Each Other
D. The Function of the Cities
E. The Duration of Stay in the Cities of Refuge
F. The Cities of Refuge Typifying Christ as Our Refuge
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON THIRTY-TWO _chapter32

THE BRONZE SERPENT, THE ONE HANGING ON A TREE, THE HIND OF THE DAWN, AND THE BRIDEGROOM AND THE BRIDE
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. THE BRONZE SERPENT
A. The Need for the Bronze Serpent
B. The Form of the Bronze Serpent
C. The Bronze Serpent Being Lifted Up on a Pole
D. The Bronze Serpent Typifying Christ
1. Being Made Sin on Our Behalf
2. Having Only the Likeness of the Flesh of Sin but Not the Poisonous Element of Sin
3. Condemning Sin through His Crucifixion in the Flesh
II. THE ONE HANGING ON A TREE
A. Being One Who Sinned
B. Being One Who Was Cursed
C. Typifying Christ
1. Hanging on the Tree for Us Who Sin and Deserve Death
2. Suffering the Curse of Death for Us Sinners Who Deserve Death
3. That We Might Receive the Spirit Promised by God
III. THE HIND OF THE DAWN
A. Typifying the Resurrected Christ
B. Fresh and Active
C. A Young Hart
1. Having Fellowship with Us
2. Coming Back to Meet with Us
IV. THE BRIDEGROOM AND THE BRIDE
A. Typifying Christ and the Church
B. In His Resurrection
1. Christ Being Lovely as the Bridegroom
2. Obtaining the Church as the Bride
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON THIRTY-THREE _chapter33

THE CROSSING OF THE JORDAN RIVER
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. THE JORDAN RIVER TYPIFYING THE DEATH AND RESURRECTION OF CHRIST
A. Being the Death of Christ into Which the Believers Have Been Baptized
B. Being Led to the Resurrection of Christ
II. THE CROSSING OF THE JORDAN RIVER TYPIFYING BAPTISM
A. Burying the Old Man
B. Being Ushered into Resurrection to Bring Forth the New Man
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON THIRTY-FOUR _chapter34

RUTH AND BOAZ
OUTLINE
I. RUTH
A. Being One of the Moabites, Who Were Forbidden to Enter the Holy Congregation of Jehovah
B. Becoming a Part of Israel and Partaking of Her Husband’s Inheritance through Marriage
C. Choosing God and His Kingdom
D. Exercising Her Right to Glean the Harvest of God’s Elect
E. Gaining a Redeeming Husband
F. Typifying the Church of the Gentiles
1. Before Her Salvation, as Men in God’s Creation and Sinners in Man’s Fall
2. With Her Old Man as Her Crucified Husband Redeemed by Christ for the Recovery of the Lost Right of Her Natural Man in God’s Creation
3. After Being Saved through the Regeneration of Her Natural Man, Becoming the Counterpart of Christ
4. The Gentile Sinners Being Attached to Christ That They May Partake of the Inheritance of God’s Promise
II. BOAZ
A. As a Man of Noble Birth
B. Typifying Christ, as the Kinsman of the Believers, Being Qualified and Willing to Redeem the Believers as His Counterpart
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON THIRTY-FIVE _chapter35

THE ARK SEPARATED FROM THE TABERNACLE
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. THE ARK SEPARATED FROM THE TABERNACLE
A. Typifying Christ Leaving the Formal Church
B. Christ and the Church Being One and Inseparable
C. The Church Losing the Presence of Christ Because of Her Degradation
D. The Roman Catholic Church and Protestant Denominations Having an Outward Form without the Inward Reality of Christ
II. THE ARK STAYING IN THE HOUSES OF TWO PERSONS—ABINADAB AND OBED-EDOM
A. Typifying Christ Being with the Believers Individually
B. Christ’s Presence with the Believers
C. Christ’s Presence with the Believers Being Movable
D. The Believers Not to Be Satisfied with Christ’s Presence with Individuals
III. THE ARK ENTERING THE HOLY OF HOLIES IN THE TEMPLE
A. Typifying Christ’s Obtaining the Builded Church as His Dwelling Place
B. The Believers Being Built Up as the Dwelling Place of God
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON THIRTY-SIX _chapter36

THE TEMPLE
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. THE TEMPLE BEING THE CONSUMMATION OF THE TABERNACLE
II. THE BUILDING OF THE TEMPLE BEING DAVID’S DESIRE
A. David Typifying the Suffering Christ, Who Fought for the Kingdom of God
B. David’s Preparation for the Building of the Temple
C. God Not Wanting David to Build the Temple Directly
III. GOD DESIRING THAT SOLOMON BUILD THE TEMPLE FOR HIM
A. Solomon Typifying the Resurrected Christ, Who Is for the Building of the Dwelling Place of God in the Peace of His Resurrection
B. Solomon’s Building of the Temple Typifying Christ’s Building of the Church
IV. THE TEMPLE TYPIFYING CHRIST AND THE CHURCH
A. The Typology of the Temple Being the Same as That of the Tabernacle
B. The Temple Typifying the Individual Christ as the Dwelling Place of God
1. Christ Becoming Flesh to Be the Tabernacle of God and the Temple of God
2. Christ Building Up His Body in Resurrection
C. The Temple Typifying the Corporate Christ— the Church— as the Dwelling Place of God
1. Christ in His Resurrection Building Up His Individual Body into the Corporate Body— the Church
2. The Corporate Body of Christ Being the New Creation in Resurrection
3. The Corporate Body of Christ Being Spiritual and Mystical
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON THIRTY-SEVEN _chapter37

THE SHOOT OF JEHOVAH, THE SHOOT OF DAVID, A SPROUT COMING FORTH FROM THE STUMP OF JESSE, A BRANCH FROM JESSE’S ROOTS, THE ROOT OF JESSE, A TENDER PLANT GROWING UP BEFORE JEHOVAH AND A ROOT OUT OF DRY GROUND, THE FRUIT, AND A GREEN FIR TREE
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. THE SHOOT OF JEHOVAH
A. Typifying the Sprouting of the Divinity of Christ in Him
1. Coming Out of God as the Branching Out of God Himself
2. Being the Sprouting and Development of God in Christ’s Humanity
B. Also Typifying the Divinity That Sprouted in Christ to Develop unto the Expression of the Glory and Beauty of His Divinity
1. From His Incarnation to His Entering into Glory in His Resurrection
2. Passing through His Ascension to Attain to His Beauty and Glory in the Kingdom Age
II. THE SHOOT OF DAVID
A. Typifying the Development and Growth of Christ’s Humanity
1. Being the Development and Growth of Christ in His Birth as the Son of Man and in His Humanity
2. Being the Development and Growth of Humanity in Christ’s Divinity
B. The Development of Christ’s Humanity to Attain to the Consummate Glory in Full in Eternity
1. Being Related to the Development of His Divinity That He May Be One Who Is Glorified in Divinity and Humanity
2. Eventually Attaining to the Consummate Glory in Full in the New Jerusalem in the New Heaven and New Earth
III. A SPROUT COMING FORTH FROM THE STUMP OF JESSE
A. Typifying Christ
1. As the Son of Jesse
2. As the Son of David
B. Indicating the History of Christ’s Becoming a Man in His Humanity
IV. A BRANCH FROM JESSE’S ROOTS
V. THE ROOT OF JESSE
VI. A TENDER PLANT GROWING UP BEFORE JEHOVAH AND A ROOT OUT OF DRY GROUND
VII. THE FRUIT
VIII. A GREEN FIR TREE
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON THIRTY-EIGHT _chapter38

THE TWO OLIVE TREES
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. MOSES AND ELIJAH BEING REPRESENTATIVES OF THE LAW AND THE PROPHETS IN THE OLD TESTAMENT
II. MOSES AND ELIJAH APPEARING BEFORE THE LORD JESUS IN HIS TRANSFIGURATION ON THE MOUNT
III. THE TWO WITNESSES IN REVELATION DOING THE SAME THING AS MOSES AND ELIJAH
IV. THE TWO WITNESSES BEING THE TWO SONS OF OIL BEFORE GOD
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON THIRTY-NINE _chapter39

THE LIVING STONE, THE ROCK, THE FOUNDATION STONE, THE CORNERSTONE, THE TOPSTONE, THE ROCK OF STUMBLING, AND THE SMITING STONE
OUTLINE
TEXT
I. THE LIVING STONE TYPIFYING CHRIST AND THE BELIEVERS
A. The Living Stone Typifying Christ
1. Possessing Life and Being Living
2. Being Able to Generate and Transform
3. Being for God’s Building and Expression
B. The Living Stone Typifying the Believers
1. Through Regeneration
2. Through Growth and Transformation
3. For God’s Building
II. THE ROCK TYPIFYING CHRIST IN MANY ASPECTS
A. Being Steady, Sure, and Stable
B. Having Been Tested
C. Being Trustworthy
D. Being Massive
E. Being Spiritual
F. Following His Believers
G. Having Been Cleft
III. THE FOUNDATION STONE TYPIFYING CHRIST AS THE FOUNDATION OF GOD’S BUILDING
A. Being Firm, Secure, and Unshakable
B. Having Sufficient Strength to Uphold the Entire Building
IV. THE CORNERSTONE TYPIFYING CHRIST AS THE JOINING OF GOD’S BUILDING
A. For Joining
B. For Supporting
V. THE TOPSTONE TYPIFYING CHRIST AS THE TOP COVERING OF GOD’S BUILDING
A. For Covering
B. For Protection
VI. THE ROCK OF STUMBLING TYPIFYING THE EFFECT OF CHRIST ON THE UNBELIEVERS
VII. THE SMITING STONE
A. As the Seed of God’s Kingdom to Grow God’s Kingdom
B. As the Stone Cut Out without Hands That Will Smash the Nations on the Earth Which Fight against the Kingdom of God
C. Becoming a Great Mountain, Signifying the Kingdom of God That Will Fill the Whole Earth
SUMMARY
QUESTIONS

LESSON FORTY _chapter40

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