Topic 15 A) Promises of God

What is the speaker emphasizing to do with the promises of God?

Who is being appealed to when presenting the promises of God?

What does the speaker suggest about God's nature in relation to keeping promises?

In what setting does the speaker advise presenting evidence from God's promises?

What is the speaker's attitude towards persistence in presenting cases in the courts of heaven?

What does the speaker pray for regarding people's interaction with the word of God?

What does the speaker suggest to do with the word of God to bring it to the courts of heaven?

What is an essential quality needed to receive the promises of God?

What is emphasized as crucial after receiving the word of God?

In what context does the text mention Hebrews 10:36-39?

What does the text suggest will speak for believers in the courts of heaven?

Which quality does the text associate with those who draw back from pursuing God's promises?

What biblical story does the speaker reference to illustrate persistently presenting cases based on promises?

What does the text suggest happens when believers keep pressing and don't turn back?

'Keeping the word' according to the text refers to:

'Rendering verdicts based on promises' in the text refers to:

What is the main focus of topic 15 in the Court of Heaven Institute?

According to Isaiah 43:26, what are believers instructed to do when coming before God?

What action did Daniel take when he realized the prophesied 70 years of captivity were coming to an end?

In which book and chapter do we find the account of Daniel reminding God of His covenant keeping nature?

What does Titus 1:2 reveal about God's character?

How did Daniel describe God in his prayer according to the text?

What is the significance of believers reminding God of His promises in the Court of Heaven?

How does Robert Henderson describe the impact of completing the Court of Heaven Institute?

What is one major way that cases are presented in the Court of Heaven?

Based on the text, what is emphasized as a key aspect of God's nature?

According to Hebrews 8:6, what sets Jesus' ministry apart?

What action does the text suggest believers should take in the 'court of heaven'?

What motivated the author to bring a sick person before the 'courts of heaven'?

What role does the Holy Spirit play in presenting cases in the 'courts of heaven'?

Why is it important for believers to be familiar with the word according to the text?

What strategy does the text emphasize for believers when approaching God with requests?

How does the text suggest believers can influence outcomes when praying for others?

What is the primary focus when bringing a case into the courts of heaven based on the text?

What attribute does the text associate with God's responses to those who care for the poor?

What is the consequence mentioned in the text for those who reject knowledge?

What happens when people are destroyed for lack of knowledge?

What does Hebrews chapter 4 say about the profit of the word preached to some people?

How did Abraham demonstrate faith according to Romans 4?

What role does faith play, according to the text?

How does lack of knowledge affect people's ability to operate in the courts of heaven?

Why did Jesus criticize some of the scribes and Pharisees, according to the text?

What does Romans 10/17 say about faith?

What is a key requirement for successfully bringing the word into the courts of heaven according to the text?

What is emphasized as crucial for individuals to do in order to have the ability to come before the courts of heaven?