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Francis Alick Kafula Lungu posted an update in the group
Africa Activity 4 weeks agoHistory of the Bible - Session 3
This session has strengthened my confidence in the authority, reliability, and preservation of God’s Word. I have learned that the Bible did not come together by chance, but through God’s faithful guidance and the careful work of those He used to preserve it. Understanding the history of the canon and the transmission of Scripture has removed…
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The word of God is beautiful. Hallelujah.
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Amen! May we receive God’s guidance as we read the Bible
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Odwa posted an update in the group
Africa Activity 4 weeks agoCreative Bible Study
Chapter Nine: Studying the Bible by the Bible
In this chapter I learnt that God is the source of the word and that bible reaveals the history of the word, who wrote it, how long the word existed,and the eternal nature of God and word.
We learn how the word of God was written in many forms such as books,stones and…
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It’s interesting to learn that the word is divided into two divisions ‘milk’ and ‘meat’May God help us to preach the word fearlessly.
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Dominic Otieno posted an update in the group
Africa Activity 4 weeks agoHeaven and Earth sessions 4-6
One thing that has come out clear to me from the studies is that in order to understand and interpret clearly what is in the biblical texts such as Genesis 1, one must understand it as cross-cultural. The bible was written by people of a different culture and in a different environment. So to effectively understand and interpret the…
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Thank you. Be blessed.
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Thank you – Learning
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Dominic Otieno posted an update in the group
Africa Activity 4 weeks agoExodus overview-sessions 19-21
It was nice to have learned about the Hebrew ebedim(servant). From the onset it looked like the Israelites endorsed slavery but when i dug deep into the studies from Exodus 21 i found that it was far from that. The ebedim functioned as a protective regulations laid down to protect the vulnerable people from exploitation by the mighty…
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Amen and greetings
There seems to be a distinction between slavery and the ebedim. Many people still believe that the Bible promotes slavery but from what I understand the ebedim is what we have as an employment contract in this day and age. It lays out rules that protect both employer and employee (master and servant). Have I understood…
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Francis Alick Kafula Lungu posted an update in the group
Africa Activity 5 weeks agoThe Attributes of God - Session 5
This session has helped me to understand who God really is and has made me to want to grow to God and in his word. It taught me that knowing Gods standard and character should change my personal life and I now want people to see my faith in the way I live every day as a reflection of God’s character. I further learnt that Gods holiness and Gods…
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Be encouraged and strengthened in the word of God as you start this walk
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Having ones life changed by the word of God is a wonderful experience. Your text Reminds me of Ephesians 5:1. What a wonderful Father we have. To God be the glory.
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Kingsley Itlhopeng posted an update in the group
Africa Activity 5 weeks agoOVERVIEW ON LESSONS 7 TO 9 ( THE DOCTRINE OF SOTERIOLOGY)
So far it has been an interesting journey learning like a new born baby learning how to crawl, walk and run.
The lessons ‘temptation 1 & 2 and Redemption P1’ taught me that sin is man’s greatest problem from birth. We all come into this world with depravity and in need of a Saviour.
God, the…
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For sure sin is our greatest issue
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The blood of Jesus cleanses us and helps us when we fall into temptation and sin.Its true that the old hymns takes us deeper into God’s redemption.
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David Mapugilo posted an update in the group
Africa Activity 5 weeks agoEXODUS OVERVIEW
MODULE 5: SESSION 30: Exodus and Your Context
One of the goals of the class is to equip students with the skills and knowledge to help them better understand the book of Exodus. Another goal is to help students study alongside their communities, whether by talking with a friend or teaching in various capacities. Therefore, it is…
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Your overviews are very enlightening and helpful as you encourage us to keep going through the lessons and never give up. May God increase your wisdom and understanding of His word as you represent Him where you are called to serve.
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David Mapugilo posted an update in the group
Africa Activity 5 weeks agoEXODUS OVERVIEW
MODULE 5: Reflecting on Exodus
SESSION 29: Exodus Reflections
The exodus experience establishes Israel’s identity as a people rescued and loved by God. Later in the Bible, the authors continue to revisit the words of Exodus to process and describe how God is doing the same kind of work in their day, albeit in new ways. Exodus is…
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It is evident that the exodus was not a minor event. It was something great and it being referenced by other authors as you mentioned, to me, shows that God indeed visits every generation. To Him be the Glory.
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In exodus we also see the making of a nation and the price of freedom.
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David Mapugilo posted an update in the group
Africa Activity 5 weeks agoEXODUS OVERVIEW
MODULE 4: SESSION 28: Glory
The text doesn’t give a direct reason, leaving readers to ponder this question as they move forward into Leviticus. Moses completed the construction and preparation of the tabernacle, following all of Yahweh’s commands. However, it seems there is a problem something more that needs to be done before…
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