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Africa Activity 7 weeks agoExodus overview-sessions 7-9
One outstanding thing that i got from the sessions above is about the significance of Moses’staff turning into a snake infront of pharaoh. I found out that this was an act of Yahweh proving His sovereignty. In the Egyptian culture and royalty,snake symbolises a power associated with chaos,danger and rebellion against God. Egyptians…
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To God be the glory. He is indeed above everything.
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Wonderful, we learn the wonders of God through the hand of Moses
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Francis Alick Kafula Lungu posted an update in the group
Africa Activity 7 weeks agoThe Doctrine of the Holy Spirit - Session 3
After completing this session, two things about the Holy Spirit impacted me deeply and strengthened my faith. First, I was amazed to learn that the Holy Spirit was active from the very beginning of creation and not only in the New Testament. Seeing how the Spirit brought order out of chaos in Genesis reminded me that God is always present and…
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This is very encouraging. Keep it up.
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The wisdom of God is beyond measure. The Lord knew that we would indeed need the Holy Spirit in our journey of salvation and learning more about our God so that we may align with the will of our God. Without the Holy Spirit, being mislead becomes easy. To God to be the glory
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Francis Alick Kafula Lungu posted an update in the group
Africa Activity 7 weeks agoThe Divine Christ – Session 3
This session impacted me a lot. My first takeaway is that i was greatly impacted by Paul’s reference to Jesus as Lord in a strong and personal way. I always know and knew Christians refers to Jesus as Lord, but I didn’t realized how significant this kind of title was for Paul. The evidence that Paul associates Jesus with such titles as…
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This is a plain truth about the Holy Spirit.May the lessons bring renewed strength and courage to you. May the spirit of God carry you through the course.
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Barbra Odari posted an update in the group
Africa Activity 7 weeks agoCREATIVE BIBLE STUDY METHODS
CHAPTER 10
DEVOTIONAL BIBLE STUDY
Devotional Bible study method enables one to not just be a hearer of the word of God but also a doerer of it. This method results in one applying what they have learnt to their real life, therefore resulting in positive change in one’s spiritual life. Satan hates this method of Bible study because it improves…
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Thank you for your sharing, learning.
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Thank you so much for sharing .In deed it is through the devotional bible study that you find your self so intimate with God. This kind of bible study enriches the soul. Continue soldiering on with the studies.
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Sifiso Mdluli posted an update in the group
Africa Activity 7 weeks agoCreative bible study methods chapter 15
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This chapter taught me about “word study” – studying a specific word from a verse to understanding its meaning in the context of the verse I am reading and in the context of other passages in the bible that have the same word or similar word.
When studying a word, it must be in context so that it can be understood and…
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Studying the Bible within the context is very important because it prevents misunderstanding of Bible verses. For example there’s a Bible verse; Romans 3:23, that I think is highly misinterpreted. With regard to your summary, using a concord Bible and word study helps with understanding scripture in a better way, and I can’t wait to learn…
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This is great. Understanding what STUDY is can surely help us get full context
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Dominic Otieno posted an update in the group
Africa Activity 7 weeks agoExodus overview
From sessions 4-6, i hve learned how important pharaoh’sdaughter was to Moses.
The first thing i came accross is that compassion can override prejudice. We can see that pharaoh’s daughter eventhough was brought up in a royal house hold of an oppressive regime was moved with empathy when she saw a vulnerable Hebrew child. This teaches that we…
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God’s ways and thoughts are indeed higher than our own. Now that I know the meaning of the name Moses, I couldn’t agree more that it was indeed God’s intervention. It makes me wonder, how many times has God intervened in my own life and I wasn’t even aware of it and here I am, alive today, saved by the blood of Jesus Christ…
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Great. We continue learning
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Kingsley Itlhopeng posted an update in the group
Africa Activity 7 weeks agoGood morning our leaders and fellow students. i am a ne student and have started with the foundations course. It is a pleasure to have found this famaly within the Body of Christ.
COURSE: FOUNDATIONS (Soteriology)
LESSON 1: Predestibation Part 1
I thought I understod salvation to its fullest – but after listening to Dr. Hocking walking us…
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Thank you so much for the presentation on predestination. It is very pwerfull and well presented. God bles you.
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Thank you for sharing. With all that happens in the world, it is possible for someone to wonder out of God’s will given the circumstances we face as on earth. Your presentation is a reminder to me that God knows me, He wants me to be saved so I may live the best life that he has predestined for me. GOD is indeed Love.
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Barbra Odari posted an update in the group
Africa Activity 8 weeks agoCREATIVE BIBLE STUDY METHODS
CHAPTER NINE
STUDYING THE BIBLE BY THE BIBLE
This speaks about the word of God; the symbols of the word and its specific facts.
The word of God was originally written on stones and scrolls, and later, books hence the Bible.
Through the word of God; people can develop faith, sicknesses can be healed and demons can be cast out.
Some of the…
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Your post reminds me that the word of God is everything, it lacks nothing (anyone who tries to add to it, deems his/herself to know more than God). Hallelujah!.
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