Volume IV – 99 Word Study teaching songs
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Bible Study Songs
These songs are drawn directly from Bible studies and Scripture, transforming biblical teachings into music that can be learned, remembered, and shared. Not everyone has the time to sit through a sermon, read a lengthy study, or spend hours in the Scriptures, but music can carry God’s Word into daily life in a powerful and memorable way.
Whether you’re driving, working, doing chores, relaxing at home, or sharing with friends and family, these songs provide an enjoyable way to learn biblical truths and keep Scripture close at hand. Sometimes the best lessons are the ones we find ourselves singing long after the music ends.
THIS WEEK’S SONGS: Hebrews
Learn through song, or examine the Epistle to the Corinthians through the Covenant Kingdom Identity purifying lens. Full Studies: Hebrews
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The Bible repeatedly identifies Him as Jesus of Nazareth, the Nazarene, and the Galilean—but never directly as a Jew. Yet for centuries, most Christians have assumed that He was. What do the Scriptures actually say? This comprehensive biblical and historical study follows the record from Adam to Christ, examining lineage, prophecy, covenant identity, geography, language, and history. Explore the distinctions between Israel, Judah, Galilee, and Judea, and discover why the question, “Was Jesus a Jew?” may not be as simple as many have been taught. Let the Scriptures, rather than tradition or assumption, speak for themselves.
An in-depth biblical and historical study examining every major occurrence of Jew, Judah, Judahite, and Judaean in Scripture. Following the biblical record from Genesis to Revelation, we explore the distinction between Israel, Judah, Judea, the dispersion, Jews, and the religious world of the Second Temple period. Including the children of Esau Edom in Idumea and the incorporation of the Idumeans into the Judean state under John Hyrcanus, and how those developments shaped the political and religious landscape encountered by Jesus and the apostles. Through language, history, and context, the study challenges modern assumptions and asks a simple question: Who is actually being referred to in the text?
One nation became two houses. One house remained in the land. One house was scattered among the nations. Follow the biblical story of Israel and Judah through the Assyrian captivity, the prophets, the lost sheep, Romans 9–11, the New Covenant, and the mission of Jesus Christ to gather His people and reunite the two houses under one Shepherd and one King.
Who are the sheep of Scripture? Are they all believers, the church, or a specific covenant people? This comprehensive study follows the flock of Israel from Egypt, through captivity and dispersion, to the promises of regathering fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Examine the Law, Psalms, Prophets, Gospels, Epistles, and Revelation to discover why the prophets, Christ, and the apostles consistently identify the sheep as the covenant people of Israel and proclaim the restoration of one flock under one Shepherd.
Most Christians are taught to expect one future Antichrist. Scripture teaches something far different. This study examines the Antichrist passages in context, exposing the spirit of Antichrist throughout history, religion, and the modern world while revealing the supremacy of Jesus Christ over every counterfeit system.
Paul is accused of being a false apostle who invented another gospel, abandoned God’s law, and carried Israel’s promises to every race. The evidence tells a far different story. This courtroom-style study puts the charges on trial, examines Paul’s words in their proper scriptural and historical context, and reveals him as Christ’s chosen vessel and faithful manager of the Household of God.
NEWEST STUDIES
Who is the Bride, the Lamb’s wife? Is she a new church unrelated to Israel, or the covenant woman promised restoration throughout the Law and the Prophets? This study follows the marriage from Sinai, where Israel accepted Yahweh’s covenant and was joined to Him by blood, through her adultery, divorce, dispersion, and promise of reconciliation. Examine Hosea, Isaiah, Jeremiah, the words of Jesus, Paul’s teaching on marriage and redemption, and the marriage visions of Revelation to discover how the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ opened the lawful way for the estranged wife to be cleansed and restored. With the names of Israel’s twelve tribes upon her gates and the twelve apostles upon her foundations, New Jerusalem reveals the same covenant woman redeemed, reunited, and prepared for her Husband—not a replacement people, but Israel made ready for the marriage of the Lamb.
What is Zion? Is it merely a hill in old Jerusalem, the modern Zionist movement, the institutional church, or something much greater in prophecy? This comprehensive study follows Zion from the stronghold captured by David, through the throne, sanctuary, covenant government, captivity, and promised restoration. Examine the Law, Psalms, Prophets, Gospels, Epistles, and Revelation to discover Zion as a place, a people, and a covenant condition—the governmental center from which Yahweh’s law and righteous rule proceed. The study also considers America as a major latter-day manifestation of prophetic Zion without excluding the wider dispersed House of Israel throughout the Christian West. From the city of David to the daughter of Zion captive in Babylon and finally delivered beneath Jesus Christ, Scripture reveals what Zion was, where Zion is found, and what Zion is destined to become.
What is Jerusalem? Is every promise attached forever to the ancient city, or does Scripture carry the name from a physical capital to the covenant people and their final restoration? This study begins with the actual city—David’s throne, the temple, priesthood, tribal assembly, judgment, apostasy, and destruction—then follows Jerusalem as the corporate woman who may be faithful, harlot, captive, cleansed, or restored. Examine the two Jerusalems, the daughter of Jerusalem, Jerusalem inhabited as towns without walls, and the major latter-day pattern displayed throughout the Christian West, including America at its Christian height. Finally, discover why New Jerusalem is not modern political Zionism, a rebuilt Levitical order, a universal church, or a literal cube descending from the sky, but the redeemed and perfected covenant people of Israel ordered beneath Jesus Christ.
HEY Christian! – Theses Against Modern Religion – Study Guide with links.
If you are new to the site, I recommend you start with any of these. Updated works: Strangers God Blessed America Why Is It The Jews? Judging Nakedness Homosexuals Fool Deceived Communion Redeemed SALT Grammatical Deception Sickness VS Health Depart From Me, I Never Knew You In Paul's Defense Blasphemy Forgive Grace and Mercy Repent and Confess The Priesthood The Bride, The Lamb's Wife The Dead The RAPTURE Heaven HELL Trust Believe Saved PORK and the Unclean Chosen Antichrist Jesus Was a Jew, or Was He? Jew OR Judah? Houses of Israel and Judah Sheep HEY Christian! New Testament Books Old Testament Books "Gentiles" The 12 Tribes The Name PRAY Adam and Eve GENESIS Esau Edom CAIN & Canaanite Rev 2:9/3:9 Those Who Say They Are Jews, and Are Not Anti-Semitism: What it is and is not Armor of God Born Again Adoption The Way What is a Christian? Bible History and Translation COMMUNISM HUMANISM ZIONISM Freemasonry JUDAISM TALMUDISM MARXISM Pharisees
I am currently in the process of updating and strengthening all of my studies from the past 15 years. This includes correcting earlier errors, improving formatting and readability, and adding deeper notes, insights, and clarifications. The goal is to provide solid, complete, and easy-to-follow studies that help our people learn and understand God’s Word more perfectly.
As each paper is completed, I also create original songs drawn directly from the studies themselves. These songs serve as both worship and teaching tools, especially for those who prefer listening over reading or traditional sermons. They feature biblically grounded lyrics and are ideal for focused listening, background encouragement, or quiet reflection.
Please enjoy them, share them, and use them to grow in understanding. All songs are free to download.
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Volume I (Studies)
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Volume IV (Word Studies)
