Capetown Lecture Series Sept 2017 - Session 11 - Sam Soleyn - ‘When God created man in His image and in His likeness, He was not just looking at Adam, He was looking at the end from the beginning.  He saw Christ, a spiritual man composed of many members, having the character and nature of God Himself.  This being would put on display the nature of God in the form of the love of God.  God saw each of us in this spiritual being before the foundations of the world.’

Apostolic School of Ministry - 30th Final - Session 2 - Thamo Naidoo - Johannesburg SA - ‘The word, basileía, in its original usage, meant the right or authority to rule over a kingdom and must not be confused with an actual, physical kingdom.  Basileía speaks of royal power and dignity that proceeds out of the subjects that God has raised up to be His rulers.  Without this outflow of power, kingdom will always be an abstract concept.  The natural outflow of power must come from an accurate positioning of power.’

Sam Soleyn - Discussions on What Lies Ahead - 'When we see from the viewpoint of God, we see what God sees.  In creating man in His own image and likeness, God wanted to replicate His own character in another.  God, being invisible, gave an endowment of His spirit to man that he might be discernible and understood by attributes.'

Dominican Republic Nov 2015 - 'Jesus, the Christ, is the full expression of everything that God is.  The only way to know the holiness of God, the only standard, is the incarnation of God in a human body which is called Jesus Christ.  He is the eternal presented in time.  He is the way, the truth, and the life.'

Apostolic School of Ministry Johannesburg South Africa 2015 - Sam Soleyn - 'We do not have much time to get ready for the engagement that was destined before the beginning of time, the conflict of powers, the clash of armies.  We have forgotten that one of our assignments in the earth and one of our identities is that of an army, because we  are opposed.'