Sēmeion II: Take Heed That No Man Deceives You Part 1

50HPI: Prayer & Communion Session II

In Scripture, a double portion is not merely a request for more power or blessings; it is usually connected with inheritance, responsibility, leadership, restoration, and divine favor. The phrase appears in several significant contexts. 1. When Assuming a Greater Responsibility. The most famous example is Elisha asking Elijah for a double portion of his spirit (2 Kings 2:9). Elisha was about to carry on Elijah’s prophetic ministry after his departure. His request was not for personal glory but for the spiritual capacity needed to fulfill a demanding assignment. 2. God Releases Double as a Firstborn Inheritance. When Claiming the Rights of a Firstborn Heir.  In the Old Testament, the firstborn son received a double portion of the inheritance (Deuteronomy 21:17). Be blessed as you listen to this thought provoking and challenging teaching from our father!

50HPI: I Will Render Double Unto Thee

In Scripture, a double portion is not merely a request for more power or blessings; it is usually connected with inheritance, responsibility, leadership, restoration, and divine favor. The phrase appears in several significant contexts. 1. When Assuming a Greater Responsibility. The most famous example is Elisha asking Elijah for a double portion of his spirit (2 Kings 2:9). Elisha was about to carry on Elijah’s prophetic ministry after his departure. His request was not for personal glory but for the spiritual capacity needed to fulfill a demanding assignment. 2. God Releases Double as a Firstborn Inheritance. When Claiming the Rights of a Firstborn Heir.  In the Old Testament, the firstborn son received a double portion of the inheritance (Deuteronomy 21:17). Be blessed as you listen to this thought provoking and challenging teaching from our father!

50HPI: The Force of Good Fortunes

What is a Fortune? Fortune refers to chance, luck, or an unmeasurable force that determines the events of a person's life, as well as the wealth or material assets a person possesses. The Four Main Meanings of Fortune •Luck and Chance: The random, unpredictable force that shapes your circumstances (e.g., "By good fortune, the storm missed our house"). •Wealth and Riches: A large amount of money, property, or valuable assets (e.g., "He inherited a massive fortune from his family"). •Destiny and Future: The future outcome or success of a person's life (e.g., "The fortune teller attempted to predict her future"). Be blessed as you listen to this thought provoking and challenging teaching from our father!

Sēmeion IV: Planaō: Deceptions & Errors That Lead To Sin

1. Doctrinal Deception.  False teachings, half-truths, and unsound doctrine increase in the last days. Twisting grace, denying repentance, rejecting biblical authority. 2. Prayerlessness and spiritual sleep.  The church can become careless and spiritually asleep instead of watchful. No burden for prayer, no spiritual alertness (Luke 21:34-38 GNT). 3. Tolerance of Sin.  Calling evil good and black, white. No repentance, casual attitude toward sin - Isaiah 5:20,21,23, Galatians 5:9. 4. To wander, to walk or move in a leisurely or aimless way. •Deception causes you to wander: •Wandering mean to walk about aimlessly; •Wandering is to move slowly from a fixed point, plan or place to nowhere in particular. •Wandering is also to walking out of the perfect will of God into your own will which is fueled by the lust of your flesh. Be blessed as you listen to this thought provoking and challenging teaching from our father!

50HPI: Prayer Session I

1. This phrase refers to deep spiritual intercession inspired by the Holy Spirit when human words are insufficient.  2. It speaks of burdens, cries, and prayers that go beyond ordinary speech — intense communion with God from the depths of the spirit. 3. Groaning denote a deep inarticulate sound conveying pain, despair and displeasure. 4. Groaning also denote a low creaking sound made by an object under pressure.  5. The Word Groanings is the Greek word “stenagmos” which means; •Sigh - Emitting a long, deep audible breath expressing sadness, relief or tiredness. •Sigh is to breathe out Be blessed as you listen to this thought provoking and challenging teaching from our father!