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Sermon, June 1987Belief in God requires knowing that God runs everything, since the Quran shows that most who believe in God, like Satan, still go to hell. Dr. Khalifa proposes the daily dhikr God is running everything as a guard against objecting, complaining, and losing one's temper, and calls attributing action to anyone else idol worship. He also treats free choice, the contact prayer as an appointment with God, and eating in moderation.June 1, 1987Sermon, July 1987Priorities between the body, which dies, and the soul, the real person, which needs worshipping God alone, the five prayers, and constant commemoration of God. Dr. Khalifa contrasts a believer's morning with a heedless neighbor's, reads Sura 18 on the fleeting world, and stresses the Friday prayer. He then reads a passage on Rabbi Judah's defense of the numerical harmony of prayer, likening it to the contact prayer and Al-Fatiha.July 1, 1987Sermon, July 1987Dr. Khalifa contrasts the Quran's mathematical code, built on 19 and letter counts in the initialed chapters, with Israeli computer studies of the Torah dismissed on Larry King. He presents the end of the world as 1710 AH or 2280 AD, information not required for heaven. He also covers universal unity through devotion to God alone, abuse of polygamy, and the vastness of the seven universes showing that God is doing everything.July 1, 1987Sermon, October 1987A new finding about the word God, counted outside the span from the first Quranic initial in sura 2 to the last in sura 68, shows that the numbering of the Quran's suras and verses is dictated by God. Dr. Khalifa presents the mathematical code as perpetual proof of the miracles of Moses and Jesus, then reads Psalm 91 on God's protection of believers through His angels.October 1, 1987Sermon, November 1987Recent findings in the Quran's mathematical code based on 19, drawn from sums of sura and verse numbers for words such as Quran, salat, wahid and God alone, and for the pillars of worship. Dr. Khalifa also discusses the great event of the Day of Resurrection, the contact prayer, refuge from Satan, a visit from Saudi scholars who objected to God's name alone, and fallen governments.November 1, 1987
