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dear follower of christ. most likely follower of whichever teachers you can view? mr. pawson is a very gifted teacher and he has great insights and book outlines that have blessed me immensely. but his teachings have errors which can only be discerned if one has prayerfully studied/meditated on the word of god himself like david did. and, eagerly listen to others but as eagerly check the very word of god for those teachings. may the lord bless you with the heart loving truth. it would help, too, if our focus is not on the messenger but on the truth of the message.

Well done! By the way there are some 1500+ audio recordings on David’s website davidpawson .co.uk should you wish to continue your listening These will also be added to KZfaq later this year

Hi This is Steve - feel free to write to info@davidpawsonministry.org and we will see what we can do to find a member of the team who may be able to assist ............you but please be patient we are very few in numbers

@@SaanichtonMinistries Hi we are a small team - write to us and tell us about yourself, where your based /languages etc May our Lord bless you

im pretty sure he meant the 7th day.. he's human, mistakes can happen.

@@bubbamoseks9522 I think he really meant eighth day and I believe what he meant was this: - Applying in a prophetic sense: God created the world in 6 days and rested on the seventh. And Genesis ends this count when God rests. In a way, the human being and God were at rest (even though God planted the garden and man worked in it) before human being sinned. After the sin, the rest was broken and God had to go back to work to redeem man and create a way for humanity to be saved through Jesus. And this is clearly expressed in Jesus resurrecting on the first day of the week, "which represents that God went back to work to bring rest again". I believe this fits with a phrase that David has already sayed: "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth and then created man. After man's sin, God is creating a new humanity and later on He will create new heavens and a new earth and will put the new man there". Thus, the eighth day would represent the new creation that God is making, recycling people. - On the practical sense of keeping the Sabbath or not (especially being Gentile Christians): This was an issue widely discussed in the early church (because of the Law of Moses and the conversion of Gentiles). You can see this in more detail in the teachings on Acts or Galatians, for example. In Acts 15 we see that God and the church decided not to impose the law of Moses on the Gentiles who had believed. Paul also once said, "Some believe that one day is more special than others" (probably referring to Jews) "others already believe that every day is special or equal" (probably referring to Gentiles). Thus, a person can keep the Sabbath if he wants, but this is not mandatory, imposed, because we are no longer under the law of Moses. Likewise, whoever wants to dedicate every day to God working for Him, can also do so. I believe that Paul clearly taught that we must have complete conviction in our conscience of what we are doing and that we must do everything by faith. This is my understanding, but if you have anything to add, please let me know. Thank you and God bless you greatly in the name of Jesus!

@@tlremportugues402 beautifully explained, thank you!!

In Hebrew, forever is eternity and has 22 pages of description. Forever doesn’t mean for an age. It means forever.

@@GodsOath_com what has been translated as “ forever”does not always mean ‘without end ‘in the Hebrew and Greek but in some cases it does . Good word study .