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The passage discusses how Christians participate in the body and blood of Christ through communion. It references 1 Corinthians 10:16 which states that the bread and cup shared in communion represent participation in Christ's body and blood. The cup of wine and bread broken symbolize a spiritual fellowship and connection to Christ through the ritual of holy communion.
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The document appears to be a presentation slide welcoming people to an event and quoting a passage from the Song of Solomon 1:7. The passage is a dialogue where a woman asks her lover where he pastures his flock and rests at midday, and why she should wander like a veiled woman beside other men's flocks.
Ruth 4 1 so he went over and sat power point church sermon
Boaz sat at the town gate and saw the family guardian that he had mentioned walk by. Boaz invited the man to sit with him, and the man accepted the invitation and sat down to talk with Boaz.
Obadiah 1 7 your bread will set a trap power point church sermon
Those who were allies and friends of Edom will betray them, forcing them to the border and overpowering them. Even those who Edom shared food with will set traps for them without them realizing it. Edom lacks understanding of their situation and the deception of those close to them.
Micah 7 5 put no confidence in a friend power point church sermon
The document warns against putting confidence in friends or neighbors, and to be careful of what you say even around intimate partners. It quotes Micah 7:5 multiple times, cautioning not to trust those close to you and to guard what you say around even those in your inner circle.
Judges 7 14 the whole camp into his hands power point church sermon
Gideon and his small army of men were able to defeat the entire camp of the Midianites with God's help. When one of Gideon's men came upon a dreaming Midianite soldier, the Midianite revealed that he had dreamed that Gideon had been given victory over the whole Midianite army by God.
Jude 1 17 our lord jesus christ foretold power point church sermon
But the document reminds believers to remember the predictions made by the apostles of Jesus Christ as foretold in Jude 1:17. It references this verse multiple times to emphasize the importance of recalling the words of the apostles and what they foretold about Jesus. The document ends by wishing blessings upon the reader.
Job 19 21 the hand of god has struck me power point church sermon
Job laments to his friends that God has struck him down, asking them to take pity on him for the hand of God has touched him. The document contains the biblical verse Job 19:21 repeated several times, with Job asking his friends to pity him for God having struck him, as well as titles for a welcome and announcements slide.
Job 16 21 he pleads with god power point church sermon
Job pleads with God to have an advocate plead on behalf of humans to God, as one person would plead for a friend to another person. Job wishes for someone who could maintain a person's case with God, similar to how a person would plead for a neighbor. He hopes for an intermediary to plead for humans to God.
Job 12 4 i have become a laughing stock power point church sermon
Job has become a laughingstock to his friends despite calling on God, who answered him. As a righteous and blameless man, Job finds it unjust that his friends now mock him instead of providing comfort during his suffering. He remains faithful to God even though his friends scorn him for the difficulties he faces.
Exodus 33 11 his young aide joshua son power point church sermon
Moses would speak with God face to face in the tent, as one speaks with a friend. When Moses left the tent to return to the camp, his aide Joshua, the son of Nun, remained inside the tent as a young man. Joshua did not depart from the tent like the others had.
Esther 5 10 haman restrained himself and went home power point church sermon
Haman restrained himself from harming Mordecai after being insulted by him and instead went home. There, he called together his friends and wife Zeresh to tell them about the insult from Mordecai and his promotion by the king, which made him the most powerful man next to the king.
Acts 19 31 the officials of the province friends power point church sermon
Certain provincial officials in Asia who were friends of Paul sent him a message, begging him not to go to the theater, as they were warning him that it would be risky to venture there. The officials were concerned for Paul's safety and advised him against going to an area that could endanger him.
2 kings 10 11 so jehu killed everyone in jezreel power point church sermon
Jehu killed everyone remaining from the house of Ahab in Jezreel, including all of Ahab's chief men, close friends, and priests, leaving no survivors from Ahab's lineage or inner circle.
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This document welcomes people to a gathering and references 2 Corinthians 12:19. It discusses how the speaker has not been defending or excusing themselves, but rather speaking to build others up spiritually. The purpose of everything mentioned is for strengthening and edifying the beloved listeners. It concludes with announcing the start and inviting a title for the presentation.
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- 1. The cup of thanksgiving for which we give thanks… 1 Corinthians 10:16
- 2. WE’RE GLAD YOU JOINED US
- 3. 1 Corinthians 10:16 Is not the cup of thanksgiving for which we give thanks a participation in the blood of Christ? And is not the bread that we break a participation in the body of Christ?
- 4. The cup of blessing [of wine at the Lord's Supper] upon which we ask [God's] blessing, does it not mean [that in drinking it] we participate in and share a fellowship (a communion) in the blood of Christ (the Messiah)? The bread which we break, does it not mean [that in eating it] we participate in and share a fellowship (a communion) in the body of Christ? 1 Corinthians 10:16
- 5. The cup of blessing which we bless, is it not the communion of the blood of Christ? The bread which we break, is it not the communion of the body of Christ? 1 Corinthians 10:16
- 7. Good Bye Have a GREAT week!
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