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Enlisting in God's Army
chapter 2
@The topic explain the Christian teaching on repentance and conversion as essential steps in salvation and entry into the Kingdom of God. Repentance is defined as an inner change of mind and decision that leads to an outward turning away from sin and toward God. It is not merely feeling sorry or shedding tears for sin, but a…
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ABRAHAM
MODULE 6: SESSION 27: Isaac’s Marriage to Rebekah
After Avraham receives his first possession in the land, the story turns to the problem that Yitskhaq alone cannot solve. Biblical narrative shows us God’s providence at work through the “happenings” of the story. Rivqah is like the Avraham of the next generation, leaving her home and…
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ABRAHAM
MODULE 6: SESSION 26: Sarah’s Tomb as the Mini Eden
Contextually, the cave of Makpelah evokes the idea of the naked pair and garden imagery an Eden spot. Avraham buying the cave is an act of sacrifice, surrender, and hope. Biblical authors link Avraham and Sarah’s burial site to Eden and to hope for life beyond death.
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CHAPTER THREE
VERSIONS OF THE BIBLE
BIBLE TRANSLATION AND PARAPHRASE
Translation and paraphrase are the two main types of versions of the Bible. The difference between the two being that Bible translation aims at converting the original language ( Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic) into another language like English as accurately as possible where word…
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Great summary! Bible translation has been such a blessing throughout church history.
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Great, this provides a clear insight as opposed to the tradition where we read Bibles as a normal text. Thus converting the original language ( Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic) into another language like English as accurately as possible provides a clear insight of what we ought to understand with regard to the author’s intention
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ABRAHAM
MODULE 6: Blessing for the Next Generation
SESSION 25: A Heroine From the Non-Chosen Family
Genesis 22:20-24 is a hinge between major sections of the Avraham story, both concluding the previous section and pointing forward to the next. Rivqah (Rebekah) introduces the pattern of heroines of the faith from non-chosen families, which…
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Good afternoon and praise the Lord members. My name is Barbra Odari, from Nairobi Kenya. I’m delighted to be part of this group. I’m grateful to whoever is concerned for my approval.
They say a journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. I believe this is just but the first step for me and everybody else who has just started this journey…
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You are Welcome Barbra, may God bless you
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So good to have you here, Barbra! Praying the very best for you on this journey.
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CHAPTER TWO: THE BOOKS OF THE BIBLE
Out of the many things I learnt in this chapter what impacted me most are the successful Bible reading plans which include daily reading, selective reading, prayerful reading and systematic reading. My major comment is on systematic reading which is the reading of the entire Bible in one year following…
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Surely, setting the time in a day to read the Bible and in case you miss a day keep going and try to catch up is very important. That means developing a pattern on that makes perfection.
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Thank you for sharing, Edittah!
There is always the temptation to read a portion of the Bible repeatedly and completely ignore the others. Systematic reading is a truly beneficial approach to Bible study.
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The invisible War
chapter 1
The topic teaches on the spiritual reality of two opposing kingdoms: the kingdom of darkness and the kingdom of God, also described as the kingdom of light.There is always a spiritual warfare in the life of men and women brought about by the kingdom of darkness led by satan and his evil spirits.Humanity is always caught in this…
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Great summary, Tabitha!
I totally agree that our spiritual identity is shaped by our relationship with God.
Thank you for sharing.
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