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This document discusses biblical principles of health and living according to God's will. It covers topics like God's original diet for humanity, clean and unclean meats, the effects of alcohol, the importance of exercise, rest, a cheerful spirit and trusting in God. The document references over 20 bible verses related to health and presents findings from a survey that showed Adventists who don't smoke only experience one death from lung cancer.

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Dr. Lester Breslow, UCLA
9 years
7,000 people
7 questions

1. What is God’s desire for us?
3 John 2

2. What kind of life
did Jesus come
to give us?
John 10:10

3. Who does our
body belong to?
1 Corinthians 6:19,20

4. How are we
to glorify God?
1 Corinthians 10:31

5. What will happen to
the one who defiles
his/her body, which is
the temple of God?
1 Corinthians 3:16,17

6. What was the
diet God gave to
Adam and Eve?
Genesis 1:29

7. When was meat,
or flesh, given
to man for food?
Genesis 9:3

8. Does “every moving thing”
mean there are no
restrictions involving
flesh food?
Leviticus 11:3

“So they gave Him a piece of a broiled fish
and some honeycomb. And He took it and ate
in their presence. (Luke 24:42,43)

9. What animal is listed
with “unclean meats,”
which are unfit for food?
Leviticus 11:7

10. How does God
react to the
eating of swine?
Isaiah 65:2-4

11. What will be the end of those
who continue to eat swine?
Isaiah 66:15-17

12. How can we distinguish
the clean from the
unclean in the sea?
Deuteronomy 14:9,10

13. When he was offered the rich
food from the king’s table, what
did Daniel request instead?
Daniel 1:8,11,12

14. What was the result of Daniel’s diet?
Daniel 1:15,17

15. Does God’s ideal
diet include meat?
a. Exodus 16:3,4
b. Numbers 11:4-7

16. What drink does the
Bible tell us is unwise
for us to use?
Proverbs 20:1

“As the new wine is found in the
cluster, and one says, Do not destroy it,
for a blessing is in it.”
(Isaiah 65:8)

17. How does alcohol affect man?
a. Isaiah 5:22,23
b. Proverbs 23:31-33

18. Will drunkards be in the kingdom of God?
1 Corinthians 6:10

19. Besides eating and drinking, what other
factors contribute to good health?
a. Proverbs 17:22

19. Besides eating and
drinking, what other
factors contribute to
good health?
b. Exodus 15:26

Survey of 3,913 non-smoking Adventists
Only one death from lung cancer

19. Besides eating and
drinking, what other
factors contribute
to good health?
c. Exodus 20:9

2 Thessalonians 3:10
“For even when we were with you,
we commanded you this: If anyone
will not work, neither shall he eat.”

19. Besides eating and drinking,
what other factors contribute
to good health?
d. Mark 6:31

20. How can we
avoid sickness?
Exodus 23:25

“There was none feeble among His tribes.”
Psalm 105:37

21. Which commandment
do we break when
we neglect the care
of our bodies?
Exodus 20:13

22. Where will those
who defile their
bodies be unable to go?
Revelation 21:27

23. How should we
present our bodies
to God?
Romans 12:1

Reasonable Service
Greek = logikos
English = logical
“A living sacrifice”

Eat healthy foods
Abstain - Unclean
Abstain
Avoid tobacco

Exercise - Work Physical / Mental rest
Cheerful spirit Trust in God

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Dr. Lester Breslow,UCLA 9 years 7,000 people 7 questions
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LIVING LIFE TOTHE FULLEST
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1. What isGod’s desire for us? 3 John 2
14.
2. What kindof life did Jesus come to give us? John 10:10
15.
3. Who doesour body belong to? 1 Corinthians 6:19,20
16.
4. How arewe to glorify God? 1 Corinthians 10:31
17.
5. What willhappen to the one who defiles his/her body, which is the temple of God? 1 Corinthians 3:16,17
18.
6. What wasthe diet God gave to Adam and Eve? Genesis 1:29
20.
7. When wasmeat, or flesh, given to man for food? Genesis 9:3
22.
8. Does “everymoving thing” mean there are no restrictions involving flesh food? Leviticus 11:3
26.
“So they gaveHim a piece of a broiled fish and some honeycomb. And He took it and ate in their presence. (Luke 24:42,43)
27.
9. What animalis listed with “unclean meats,” which are unfit for food? Leviticus 11:7
28.
10. How doesGod react to the eating of swine? Isaiah 65:2-4
29.
11. What willbe the end of those who continue to eat swine? Isaiah 66:15-17
30.
12. How canwe distinguish the clean from the unclean in the sea? Deuteronomy 14:9,10
31.
13. When hewas offered the rich food from the king’s table, what did Daniel request instead? Daniel 1:8,11,12
32.
14. What wasthe result of Daniel’s diet? Daniel 1:15,17
33.
15. Does God’sideal diet include meat? a. Exodus 16:3,4 b. Numbers 11:4-7
39.
16. What drinkdoes the Bible tell us is unwise for us to use? Proverbs 20:1
40.
“As the newwine is found in the cluster, and one says, Do not destroy it, for a blessing is in it.” (Isaiah 65:8)
41.
17. How doesalcohol affect man? a. Isaiah 5:22,23 b. Proverbs 23:31-33
44.
18. Will drunkardsbe in the kingdom of God? 1 Corinthians 6:10
45.
19. Besides eatingand drinking, what other factors contribute to good health? a. Proverbs 17:22
46.
Laughter is “internaljogging.”
47.
19. Besides eatingand drinking, what other factors contribute to good health? b. Exodus 15:26
50.
Survey of 3,913non-smoking Adventists Only one death from lung cancer
51.
19. Besides eatingand drinking, what other factors contribute to good health? c. Exodus 20:9
53.
2 Thessalonians 3:10 “Foreven when we were with you, we commanded you this: If anyone will not work, neither shall he eat.”
54.
19. Besides eatingand drinking, what other factors contribute to good health? d. Mark 6:31
56.
20. How canwe avoid sickness? Exodus 23:25
57.
“There was nonefeeble among His tribes.” Psalm 105:37
58.
21. Which commandment dowe break when we neglect the care of our bodies? Exodus 20:13
60.
22. Where willthose who defile their bodies be unable to go? Revelation 21:27
61.
23. How shouldwe present our bodies to God? Romans 12:1
63.
Reasonable Service Greek =logikos English = logical “A living sacrifice”
65.
Eat healthy foods Abstain- Unclean Abstain Avoid tobacco
66.
Exercise - WorkPhysical / Mental rest Cheerful spirit Trust in God

Editor's Notes

#3 Dr. Lester Breslow of UCLA (fly in) conducted a research study over a period of nine years. He asked 7,000 people seven questions relating to health habits and then observed these patients, comparing those who had followed positive health habits with those who had not. Here are the seven questions he asked:
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#11 Those who faithfully followed good health habits relating to the seven questions lived an average of 11.5 years longer than those who did not. Would you like to extend your life eleven and a half years beyond the average?
#12 The principles of long life are found right in your Bible.
#13 Our study tonight is: Living Life to the Fullest
#14 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#15 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#16 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#17 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#18 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#19 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#20 God provided Adam and Eve with a diet of vegetables, fruits, grains, and nuts.
#21 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#22 After the flood, when all the vegetation had been killed, God permitted Noah and his family to eat flesh food from the animals they had taken in the ark.
#23 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#24 God made provision before the flood for the needs of Noah’s family. “You shall take with you seven each of every clean animal, a male and his female;
#25 two each of animals that are unclean, a male and his female.” (Genesis 7:2)
#26 God did not intend for Noah to eat the unclean animals. He provided more of the clean animals for eating and sacrificing. Eating clean meat is not a sin. We know that Jesus ate fish, and He never sinned.
#27 “So they gave Him a piece of a broiled fish and some honeycomb. And He took it and ate in their presence.” (Luke 24:42,43) In some areas of the world it is difficult or impossible to provide an adequate diet without meat. This was the case at the time Jesus lived.
#28 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#29 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#30 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#31 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#32 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#33 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#34 Read question #a then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide. (Advance slide and repeat with question #b)
#35 God provided the Israelites with a diet free from flesh. After the people complained, God gave them meat in the wilderness, and many died. (See the story in Numbers 11)
#36 The best diet was man’s original diet, given by God in Eden, and again in the wilderness. It is a vegetarian diet. The life span of man was greatly reduced after the flood when meat became a part of the diet.
#37 Noah lived 950 years, his son Shem lived 600 years, and his son lived 438 years. Eight generations later Abraham lived only 175 years.
#38 Modern day studies show that vegetarians who also abstain from smoking tobacco and drinking alcohol have
#39 lower coronary heart disease, lower incidence of breast or prostate cancer, and live as much as six years longer on average than meat eaters. (Source: You and Your Health, Review and Herald Publishing Association.)
#40 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#41 : In some places the Bible seems to condone the use of wine. But the word “wine” in the Bible does not always refer to fermented juice or alcohol. The term also applies to unfermented juice. For example: “Thus says the LORD: ‘As the new wine is found in the cluster, and one says, Do not destroy it, for a blessing is in it.’” (Isaiah 65:8) The Bible warns against the use of fermented drinks.
#42 Read question #a then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide. (Advance slide and repeat with question #b)
#43 The use of alcohol affects one’s ability to think and speak clearly. It perverts the judgment and deadens the conscience to right and wrong.
#44 Alcohol contributes to the shrinking of the brain, cirrhosis of the liver, and cardiomyopathy. (Source: You and Your Health)
#45 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#46 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#47 Dr. Lee S. Berk, a leading researcher at Loma Linda University, calls laughter “internal jogging.” Dr. Berk is one of the foremost authorities in the nation on laughter and healing, and has found that it decreases significant stress hormones such as cortisol, a substance that suppresses immune system components. His studies further indicate that mirthful laughter appears to increase antibodies called immunoglobulins, which help fight infections.
#48 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#49 Following God’s laws of health keep us from many diseases. For instance:
#50 lung cancer in people who have never smoked is almost nonexistent.
#51 In a survey done with Californian Seventh Day Adventists, of the 3,913 members who had never smoked, only one died of lung cancer. (Source: You and Your Health)
#52 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#53 Physical activity, especially work, is an important part of health.
#54 “For even when we were with you, we commanded you this: If anyone will not work, neither shall he eat.” (2 Thessalonians 3:10)
#55 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#56 God did not make our bodies to work without rest. One of the reasons he gave man the Sabbath was to provide time for him to rest.
#57 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#58 Speaking of the Israelites during their years in the wilderness Psalm 105:37 says, “And there was none feeble among His tribes.” God’s blessing is an important part of good health.
#59 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#60 When we know that following the laws of health will add years to our life, but we disregard them and shorten our life, we are guilty of taking from God the years that we could have served Him.
#61 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#62 Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
#63 God’s laws of health are proven to be best. Medical science continues to collaborate what the Bible has said for thousands of years.
#64 Paul urges us to present our bodies a living sacrifice to God, and suggests that this is “reasonable service.” The word reasonable comes from the Greek “logikos,” meaning logical. Keeping our bodies in the best shape possible and extending our lives as much as we can is not a restriction from God: it is the logical thing to do.
#65 What healthy, happy person would not want to live a longer life?
#66 Review – (fly in each) Eat a healthy diet abstain from unclean meats abstain from alcohol and drugs avoid tobacco in all forms
#67 (fly in each) 5. Exercise / physical labor 6. Get proper rest 7. Maintain a cheerful spirit / attitude 8. Trust in God
#68 Do you desire to follow the health principles in the Bible, and present your body a living sacrifice to God?

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