The Doctrine of Intercession Series 1-12

The Doctrine of Intercession is a 12-part KJV Bible study series tracing intercession from Genesis to Hebrews with a rightly divided, Bible-believing focus. This series explores standing in the gap, prayer for others, intercession at the edge of judgment, when God forbids prayer, the prophet as intercessor, Elijah against Israel, the absence of an intercessor in Isaiah 59, Christ the suffering Servant in Isaiah 53, the Spirit’s groanings in Romans 8, Christ’s present heavenly intercession, and the church’s duty to make intercessions for all men. Built for serious Bible students, preachers, teachers, and believers who love strong doctrine, this study highlights mercy, holiness, priesthood, burden, warning, and redemption. The Doctrine of Intercession magnifies Jesus Christ as the perfect and final Intercessor while equipping readers to pray with biblical depth, spiritual seriousness, and doctrinal clarity from a King James Bible perspective. Built for teaching, preaching, posting, sharing, saving, and personal study.