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The art of Biblical Words session 4
This session discussed understanding the Bible’s languages and word meanings. It explained that words have a semantic range, or multiple possible meanings, and context determines the intended meaning. The example of the word “run” showed how context changes its meaning. In biblical interpretation,…
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Doctrine of Salvation – lesson 1
Predestination part 1
Mat 22:14 NKJV “For many are called, but few [are] chosen.”
This was a very interesting lession, there are many different viewpoints on the subject matter.
I still found it amazing, as it is written in Romans 8:30 that as the Lord had foreknowledge of all things he predestined some not all whom…
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I like this particular quotation that “a person’s acceptance of the salvation that is offered, is the only part of salvation that a person has and that salvation is only by God grace and always for His glory”. May God bless you very much
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Hi everyone, my name is Andries and I am grateful for the opportunity to learn through this platform. I am also very exited to learn and grateful to join all of you on this journey.
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The Art of Biblical Words session 3
The New Testament authors had an “encyclopedia” shaped by the Hebrew Bible, influencing their understanding of Jesus and Scripture.
The Hebrew Bible was written in ancient Hebrew and Aramaic, while the New Testament was written in Koine Greek.
The Septuagint (Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible) played…
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The Art of Biblical Words session 2 highlights the importance of understanding the Bible as a cross-cultural text, emphasizing that effective communication requires a shared understanding of words, terms, and ideas. drawing on the insights of Hebrew Bible scholar John Walton, encourages me to recognize the cultural and historical gap between…
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The Art of biblical Words session 1
Biblical language nuances reveal complexities in understanding Scripture. Familiar words can obscure meaning due to ancient cultural and historical contexts. The lecture highlights how words can have multiple meanings, idiomatic expressions, and figurative language, requiring careful interpretation.…
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DEVELOPING A BIBLICAL WORLDVIEW.
CHAPTER 11: THEN SHALL THE END COME.
I learned in this lesson that the key event preceding the end of the world is the spread of the gospel of the kingdom to all people. I learned that which is revealed is The Spread of the Gospel of the kingdom, The Rapture, The Tribulation, The Millenium, Judgment, and The… Read more -
DEVELOPING A BIBLICAL WORLDVIEW.
CHAPTER 10: SHARING THE BIBLICAL WORLD VIEW.
I have learned in this lesson that a key to effective communication of the Biblical world view is to select faithful men and women for training. To be able to share the Biblical World View, I need to become a model of the version, communicate the vision to others,… Read more -
Chapter 9: Redemption part 1
We no longer need the law to condemn us, for the death of Christ introduced mercy and righteousness which gave us a new status before God. Romans 3:21- 31. We’ve been justified by grace, yes we’ve become righteous before God. To redeem means to loose ( LUTRO in greek); bought by the precious blood of Jesus…
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Chapter 8:Temptation part 2
To live a victorious christian life and flee from temptation, you must acknowledge sin in your life and overcome.
To do thus, you must identify the nature of sin itself biblically Romans 3:29, John 3:4. Dint assume that because you are bon again and your sins are forgiven that you don’t have sin again. We are all…
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