In These Last Days: The Message of Hebrews

This quarter looks at the truths found in the Book of Hebrews.  Watch, listen, and study to enhance your understanding and appreciation of how God plans and cares for His people.

The Letter to the Hebrews and to Us (January 1) PDF – MP3 MP4	The Message of Hebrews  (January 8) PDF – MP3 MP4	The Promised Son (January 15) PDF – MP3 MP4	Jesus, Our Faithful Brother (January 22) PDF – MP3 MP4
Jesus, the Giver of Rest (January 29) PDF – MP3 MP4	Jesus, the Faithful Priest (February 5) PDF – MP3 MP4	Jesus, the Anchor of the Soul (February 12) PDF – MP3 MP4	Jesus, the Mediator of the New Covenant (February 19) PDF – MP3 MP4
Jesus, the Perfect Sacrifice (February 26) PDF – MP3 MP4	Jesus Opens the Way Through the Veil (March 5) PDF – MP3 MP4	Jesus, Author and Perfecter of Our Faith (March 12) PDF – MP3 MP4	Receiving an Unshakable Kingdom (March 19) PDF – MP3 MP4
“Let Brotherly Love Continue” (March 26) PDF – MP3 MP4

These Sabbath School episodes are broadcast on LLBN (Loma Linda Broadcasting Network in Loma Linda, California).  See the schedule for broadcast times.

TV icons link to video streams at YouTube.  PDF files for each lesson contain the study materials that Ken Hart has put together.  MP3 files (~13 MB) are the audio only portion of the recordings.  MP4 files (~225 MB) are the video recordings.  In general, you can “right-click” the file links and choose to save them to your computer.  If you have great troubles figuring out how to save files (and can find nobody else to assist you) you can send a message to SabbathSchoolTV@gmail.com and ask for some help.

Try the Sabbath School TV Roku channel for weekly study of the Sabbath School lesson with links to a variety of classes.  Many other classes, Mission Spotlight, Mission 360, and a Faith and Science class are linked as well.  To use the link above you will have to know your username/login e-mail and password for your Roku account, BUT you can simply search for Sabbath School TV using your Roku device and add the channel easier that way without having to login or setup an account.

Also, you may be interested in the new What’s Up Prof? (Walter Veith) Roku channel that has all of the What’s Up Prof? episodes produced by Amazing Discoveries Africa (including those kicked off of their YouTube channel).  The channel also has many other presentations by Walter Veith and Francois du Plessis.  The easiest way to install the channel to your Roku device is to simply search for “Veith” – there are very few results to choose from.