"Joseph" - Bro. Lee Stoneking
Capital Community Church
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Bro. Lee Stoneking preaching at a revival weekend at Capital Community Church. Sunday morning, November 9th, 2014.
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@joelpen9329 10 years ago
thank God for this man
@gingeranderson3862 5 years ago
Jesue be with you. Thank for your teaching Lee. Jesus is my savior, king of king the lord of host, my mighity God. My mighty God & my great Champion. Praise the Lord for truth. Praise the Holy name of Jesus.
@iwildoitmyself 11 years ago
the utterance at the end ...i knew i had to watch this video. i needed that. the reason for all my disaster and nightmares are for this reason
@wilmachaffin8517 11 years ago
This man is one of the most anointed men of God I've ever seen in my life. Spent weeks at camp in ohio area listening to him for over 30 years and heard the awesome stories of him and peoples lives. His death experience was real or he would never get up and tell it. If he says it happened it happened and I have no doubt.
@toucheturtle8815 11 years ago
An amazing thought about the life of Joseph:If he would have sat in his prison cell, plotting his revenge to kill his brothers for what they had done to him years earlier, God would have left Joseph in that dungeon! Why? Because had he gotten out of prison with this motive, he would have killed the heads of ten of the twelve tribes of Israel. This would INCLUDE JUDAH, from whose lineage CHRIST would descend!
Yes, the ones who treated Joseph so wickedly were the patriarchs of Israel! And God had promised Abraham that they would bring forth a nation. Through them the Lord Jesus would eventually come! Joseph stayed free from offense, and the plan of God was established in his life and in the lives of his brothers!
Yes, the ones who treated Joseph so wickedly were the patriarchs of Israel! And God had promised Abraham that they would bring forth a nation. Through them the Lord Jesus would eventually come! Joseph stayed free from offense, and the plan of God was established in his life and in the lives of his brothers!
@stevestevensky 5 years ago
It's a shame these videos are monetized and have ads playing throughout. It's hard to get into the spirit right when bro. Stoneking is about to drop a hard truth and an ad for a new pooping product plays... lol, but I just can't watch anymore.
@daphnekokuiklu6974 8 years ago
Only the sins that are committed unto death and blaspheming The HOLYSPIRIT are unforgivable in this age or the age to come- says JESUS CHRIST!
@laurenmcgee3081 8 years ago (edited)
THE BIGGEST HERESY
Oneness Pentecostals teach that Jesus Christ is at once Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Here is what David K. Bernard says in his booklet titled Essentials of Oneness Theology: ‘Oneness theologians identify Jesus Christ as the incarnation of the one God, based on a literal interpretation of Colossians 2:9-10, which states: ‘For in him dwelleth all the fullness of the Godhead bodily. And ye are complete in him, which is the head of all principality and power”. All names and titles of the Deity – such as Yahweh, Father and Holy Spirit – properly apply to Jesus. Jesus is not just the incarnation of one person of a trinity, but the incarnation of all the character, quality and personality of the one indivisible God” (David K. Bernard, Essentials of Oneness Theology, Word Aflame Press, Hazelwood, MO, USA, 1995, pages 11-12); ‘The title of Father refers to God’s roles as father of all creation, father of the only begotten Son, and father of the born-again believer. The title of Son refers to God’s incarnation, for the man Christ was literally conceived by the Spirit of God (Matthew 1:18-20; Luke 1:35). The title of Holy Spirit describes the fundamental character of God’s nature. Holiness forms the basis of His moral attributes, while spirituality forms the basis of His nonmoral attributes. The title specifically refers to God in activity, particularly His work in anointing, regenerating, and indwelling man. Oneness, therefore, affirms the multiple roles and works described by the terms Father, Son and Spirit. In contrast to trinitarianism, however, it denies that these titles reflect an essential threeness in God’s nature and it affirms that all exist simultaneously in Christ. The terms can also be understood in God’s revelation to man: Father refers to God in family relationship to man; Son refers to God incarnate; and Spirit refers to God in activity. For example, one man can have three significant relationships or functions – such as administrator, teacher, and counsellor – and yet be one person in every sense of the word. God is not defined by or limited to an essential threeness’ (Ibid., pages 15-16); ‘Jesus is the Father …. The Holy Spirit is ‘Christ in Spirit rather than in flesh’ (ibid., pages 14, 17).
Oneness Pentecostals teach that Jesus Christ is at once Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Here is what David K. Bernard says in his booklet titled Essentials of Oneness Theology: ‘Oneness theologians identify Jesus Christ as the incarnation of the one God, based on a literal interpretation of Colossians 2:9-10, which states: ‘For in him dwelleth all the fullness of the Godhead bodily. And ye are complete in him, which is the head of all principality and power”. All names and titles of the Deity – such as Yahweh, Father and Holy Spirit – properly apply to Jesus. Jesus is not just the incarnation of one person of a trinity, but the incarnation of all the character, quality and personality of the one indivisible God” (David K. Bernard, Essentials of Oneness Theology, Word Aflame Press, Hazelwood, MO, USA, 1995, pages 11-12); ‘The title of Father refers to God’s roles as father of all creation, father of the only begotten Son, and father of the born-again believer. The title of Son refers to God’s incarnation, for the man Christ was literally conceived by the Spirit of God (Matthew 1:18-20; Luke 1:35). The title of Holy Spirit describes the fundamental character of God’s nature. Holiness forms the basis of His moral attributes, while spirituality forms the basis of His nonmoral attributes. The title specifically refers to God in activity, particularly His work in anointing, regenerating, and indwelling man. Oneness, therefore, affirms the multiple roles and works described by the terms Father, Son and Spirit. In contrast to trinitarianism, however, it denies that these titles reflect an essential threeness in God’s nature and it affirms that all exist simultaneously in Christ. The terms can also be understood in God’s revelation to man: Father refers to God in family relationship to man; Son refers to God incarnate; and Spirit refers to God in activity. For example, one man can have three significant relationships or functions – such as administrator, teacher, and counsellor – and yet be one person in every sense of the word. God is not defined by or limited to an essential threeness’ (Ibid., pages 15-16); ‘Jesus is the Father …. The Holy Spirit is ‘Christ in Spirit rather than in flesh’ (ibid., pages 14, 17).
@MrHellowwww1 10 years ago
Jewishness and the Trinity from Jews for Jesus
http://jewsforjesus.org/publications/issues/v01-n08/jewish
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http://jewsforjesus.org/publications/issues/v01-n08/jewish
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"Joseph" - Bro. Lee Stoneking
Capital Community Church
91,467 views
Bro. Lee Stoneking preaching at a revival weekend at Capital Community Church. Sunday morning, November 9th, 2014.