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Sunday, January 30, 2022

139 - The Apostles and Prophets [B]

Ephesians 4:11 by Robert Dean

What is an apostle according to the Bible? Listen to this lesson to learn about gifts bestowed on men designed for the local church. Hear nine facts about biblical apostles. See three things indicative of apostles. Hear six facts about prophets and find out the difference between Old Testament and New Testament prophets. Understand that the purpose of these two foundational spiritual gifts was to establish the local church at its beginning.

Click here for the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) book Dr. Dean referenced during this lesson.

Also, at the 2020 Pre-Trib Study Group conference, Dr. George Gunn made an informative presentation on the NAR.

Series:Ephesians (2018)
Duration:1 hr 56 mins 58 secs
Tags: Apostles Prophets New Apostolic Reformation The Church Foundational gifts
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