Right Division Network

The Apostle Paul calls the events of the Day of the Lord sudden destruction which will come upon those who are experiencing this. This episode explores why he can say this and who is he identifying will be part of this.

Paul speaks about how the individuals will be proclaiming safety for individuals during the time leading up to the day of the Lord. This episode explores why this will occur and the dangers being faced by those who are going to be alive during that time, after the catching out occurs.

As the Apostle Paul speaks about individuals at the time of the Day of the Lord being told peace and safety, we need to understand that we already have peace during this dispensation. This episode explores what this means.

As we continue through this study, we can see how the issue of the peace and safety which is being proclaimed is actually a lie. This episode explores what will actually be seen during this time.

The individuals telling the lie will be telling Israel there is peace when there is not. This episode looks at the dangers of this issue.

This episode continues to look at the issue of things being said and the impact that words have. What we say has a clear impact on other individuals.

As the Apostle Paul writes about what is going to happen with the Day of the Lord, he brings up how individuals will be saying things which are contrary to the Word of God. This is a danger in every dispensation and this episode explores why this is the case.

Paul speaks here about the things they will be saying at the time of the Day of the Lord. There will always be individuals trying to take people away from the truth of what the Word of God says. This episode explores why this is the case.

This episode concludes the look at this verse. The Apostle Paul speaks about the Day of the Lord coming as a thief in the night. There is a specific reason why the issue of night is used and this episode explores the reasons why.

In the continuation of looking at the Day of the Lord we see this is going to come in the night. This episode starts to explore the reasoning for this statement.

The Apostle Paul speaks of the Day of the Lord coming as a thief for those who will be part of that event. This episode looks at why this term is used to describe this event.

The Apostle Paul states here the Day of the Lord is going to come as a thief in the night. This episode starts to look at the reason the word thief is being used to describe this time.

This episode continues the look at the issues of the Day of the Lord. This is not part of who we are as the members of the Body of Christ.

The Apostle Paul has identified the fact that believers do not need to worry about the things of the Day of the Lord. This episode looks briefly at what the Day of the Lord actually is and why it is clear this has nothing to do with who we are.

The Apostle Paul says that the saints in Thessalonica knew the things of the Word of God perfectly. This episode looks at why this is the case and how we can have this same knowledge.

The Apostle Paul speaks of the fact that the members of the Body of Christ know the fact of the day of the Lord not applying to the members of the Body of Christ. This episode looks at why they knew this.

When looking at things in the Bible, many people try to create divisions that are not there. Paul makes it clear where to divide and why. The times and seasons are not for us, as they dealt with Israel's program.

The Apostle Paul spoke about how the audience of this epistle did not need to have the times and seasons given to them. It is important to know the audience of not only this epistle, but all of the Word of God in order to understand what is being said.

This episode looks at the issue of the things which Paul wrote, as he identifies to the assembly in Thessalonica that they need to focus on the things written. It is important to be able to identify the things which are God's Word.

Paul makes a reference to the authority he has when he is writing to this local assembly. This episode looks at the apostleship and authority Paul has in this dispensation.