The document discusses the gospel message found throughout the Bible. It describes how the gospel is presented with one unified theme across 66 books, written over 1500 years in 3 languages on 3 continents. The gospel's central message is that all have sinned and fallen short of God's holiness, but God provided a way of salvation through the blood of Christ, who lived a sinless life and died as the perfect sacrifice to pay the penalty for sin. The document explains how believers must respond to the gospel through faith, which involves repentance from sin and baptism to be united with Christ's death and receive forgiveness and new life.
The document discusses the gospel message found throughout the Bible. It begins by noting the unity of the gospel across many books, languages, and centuries. It then explores key aspects of the gospel: that Jesus died to take away sins, that faith and action are required for salvation, and that baptism unites believers with Christ's death and resurrection, freeing them from sin. The gospel offers the free gift of eternal life through God's grace.
Jesus was the one with whom we will be raisedGLENN PEASE
This is a study of Jesus being the one with whom we will be raised. This covers both being raised in this life and being raised to eternal life. It is all about unity in Christ for all believers will be raised to be together.
The document examines evidence for Jesus being God, including prophecies about him from the Old Testament that were fulfilled, miracles he performed, and testimony from the New Testament and early Christians. It notes there were over 300 prophecies about the Messiah's first coming that were all fulfilled in Jesus. The odds of anyone fulfilling just 8 prophecies are 1 in 100 quadrillion, demonstrating the supernatural nature of the Bible. The document concludes the evidence confirms Jesus is God as he claimed.
This document provides a summary of key passages from Hebrews chapter 11. It describes how Hebrews 11 highlights the faith of many biblical figures like Abel, Enoch, and Noah. For each, it summarizes what their faith led them to do - Abel offered sacrifices to God, Enoch walked closely with God, and Noah built an ark by faith despite not seeing the flood. The chapter then discusses other biblical figures like Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Moses who also demonstrated faith through important actions in their lives, trusting in God despite obstacles.
1. The document discusses various ways that Christians can be "delivered" both in the Old and New Testaments, such as being delivered from Satan to God, from error to truth, and from darkness to light.
2. Key Bible passages are presented showing how believers have been delivered from sin and wickedness, from the fallen world, and from fear, being transferred to God's kingdom and eternal life through Christ.
3. All forms of deliverance, salvation, and redemption are bound to Jesus Christ, who destroys the works of the devil and is himself the truth, the light of the world, and the source of righteousness, security, and eternal life.
The document discusses various ways that people, events, and objects in the Old Testament foreshadow or prefigure people and events in the New Testament. It provides examples of historical foreshadows, types and antitypes related to Abraham, the Exodus, the tabernacle and temple, and Old Testament festivals. It also summarizes many prophecies from the Old Testament and their fulfillment in the New Testament related to the Messiah and the Kingdom of God.
The document discusses the gospel message found throughout the Bible. It begins by noting the unity of the gospel across many books, languages, and centuries. It then explores key aspects of the gospel: that Jesus died to take away sins, that faith and action are required for salvation, and that baptism unites believers with Christ's death and resurrection, freeing them from sin. The gospel offers the free gift of eternal life through God's grace.
Jesus was the one with whom we will be raisedGLENN PEASE
This is a study of Jesus being the one with whom we will be raised. This covers both being raised in this life and being raised to eternal life. It is all about unity in Christ for all believers will be raised to be together.
The document examines evidence for Jesus being God, including prophecies about him from the Old Testament that were fulfilled, miracles he performed, and testimony from the New Testament and early Christians. It notes there were over 300 prophecies about the Messiah's first coming that were all fulfilled in Jesus. The odds of anyone fulfilling just 8 prophecies are 1 in 100 quadrillion, demonstrating the supernatural nature of the Bible. The document concludes the evidence confirms Jesus is God as he claimed.
This document provides a summary of key passages from Hebrews chapter 11. It describes how Hebrews 11 highlights the faith of many biblical figures like Abel, Enoch, and Noah. For each, it summarizes what their faith led them to do - Abel offered sacrifices to God, Enoch walked closely with God, and Noah built an ark by faith despite not seeing the flood. The chapter then discusses other biblical figures like Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Moses who also demonstrated faith through important actions in their lives, trusting in God despite obstacles.
1. The document discusses various ways that Christians can be "delivered" both in the Old and New Testaments, such as being delivered from Satan to God, from error to truth, and from darkness to light.
2. Key Bible passages are presented showing how believers have been delivered from sin and wickedness, from the fallen world, and from fear, being transferred to God's kingdom and eternal life through Christ.
3. All forms of deliverance, salvation, and redemption are bound to Jesus Christ, who destroys the works of the devil and is himself the truth, the light of the world, and the source of righteousness, security, and eternal life.
The document discusses various ways that people, events, and objects in the Old Testament foreshadow or prefigure people and events in the New Testament. It provides examples of historical foreshadows, types and antitypes related to Abraham, the Exodus, the tabernacle and temple, and Old Testament festivals. It also summarizes many prophecies from the Old Testament and their fulfillment in the New Testament related to the Messiah and the Kingdom of God.
The document discusses the blessings of the cross, including forgiveness, provision, victory, and healing. It explains that through the cross, Jesus has forgiven our sins, provided for our needs, won victory over sin, death, and Satan, and made healing possible. However, Satan tries to keep us in unbelief, condemnation, and defeat. We must stand firm in the promises of God secured through Christ's sacrifice and receive the blessings of forgiveness, provision, victory, and healing by faith.
The document discusses perspectives on God's actions and commands in the Old Testament that seem harsh or cruel. It provides quotes from scholars and authors who are critical of the God portrayed in the Old Testament. The document then provides examples from the Old Testament where God commanded or carried out the execution of men, women and children, which are presented as evidence that God is a "moral monster." It seeks to reconcile the seemingly different depictions of God between the Old and New Testaments.
This document examines evidence that Jesus is the Messiah based on his fulfillment of messianic prophecies, miracles, death, and resurrection. It outlines that Jesus fulfilled prophecies about his birthplace, life events, and manner of death. The document also notes Jesus' miracles are recorded even by non-Christian sources and argues this indicates he is more than a mere man. It concludes by asking the reader to consider the evidence and respond by either accepting Jesus as Lord and Savior or rejecting him.
Jesus was able to save to the uttermostGLENN PEASE
Christ is able to save completely those who come to God through him. His saving power is infinite and perfect, able to save the most wicked sinners, the greatest numbers of people, and bring them to the most glorious condition. Christ's perpetual intercession as our representative before God guarantees the ongoing efficacy and perfection of his saving work. On the simple condition of drawing near to God through Christ, all people can receive this complete salvation.
The document provides 17 scripture passages about the blood of Jesus Christ and what it accomplishes. It summarizes that the blood provides victory over Satan, redemption through atonement, justification and reconciliation, salvation from judgement, purging of sins, and freedom and adoption as sons. Key points are that Jesus' blood provides atonement for sins, justification and cleansing from sins, and reconciles humanity to God by purchasing people with his blood.
Outline for From Shadow to Reality
OT Theme: The Messiah is coming
NT Theme: The Messiah is here
Jesus is priest, prophet and king. Jesus brings together the entire OT.
Jesus says: Everything must be fulfilled that was written about me Luke 24:44
These are the scriptures that testify about me. Jn 6:39,40 I am the fulfillment of the OT...
The document discusses biblical principles regarding money and finances. It teaches that everything belongs to God, we should work to earn money but avoid debt, save for the future, and be generous. It emphasizes trusting in God rather than money and warns against the love of money. Key verses encourage being content with food and clothing, giving freely, and recognizing God as the ultimate provider of all things.
The document discusses the power and significance of Jesus' death on the cross. It explains that the cross is central to Christianity and that through His suffering and death, Jesus overcame the six woes or sorrows that have afflicted mankind since the Fall - guilt, Satan's dominion, pain/suffering, anxiety, death, and separation from God. It emphasizes that we must receive the power of the cross in our own lives by taking up our cross daily and following Jesus.
The Claims, Prophecies and Miracles of Jesus 2012 ICEC UCLA Dr. John Oakesevidenceforchristianity
This power point is for a class given by Dr. John Oakes at the 2012 ICEC at UCLA October 20, 2012. The focus is on the radical claims of Jesus and why, based on the evidence from filfilled prophecy and the miracles of Jesus, a reasonable person will conclude that Jesus’ claims about himself are believable.
1. The document discusses the importance of all believers being continually filled with the Holy Spirit in order to effectively do God's will and be true disciples of Jesus.
2. It provides biblical examples of Jesus, the apostles, and Paul needing to be filled with the Holy Spirit and encourages readers to ask God to fill them as well.
3. Various metaphors are used to illustrate being open vessels ready to receive the Spirit, such as drinking glasses that are clean and not cracked or upside down.
Contents of this presentation:
1. What is Christ?
- Direct statements of the Eternity and Deity of the Son of God
- Implications that the Son of God is Eternal
2. The importance of the Issue
3. Some clues to the possibility of the doctrine Myth, Art and Logic
4. Arguments for Christ’s Divinity
This document contains a summary of a presentation on heaven, hell, and the afterlife given by Douglas A. Jacoby at UCLA on October 21, 2012. The presentation addressed 12 questions about the nature of heaven and hell, including whether heaven is a physical place, whether everyone receives the same reward in heaven, whether the fire of hell is literal, and whether hell lasts forever. It provided biblical references and perspectives from Christian scholars to discuss differing views on these issues. The presentation encouraged moving beyond extreme views and developing a Christ-centered understanding of eternal life.
2Nephi 25:26 discusses how the Nephites talk of, rejoice in, preach of, and prophesy of Christ, writing about him so their children will know to look to Christ for forgiveness of sins. The document then lists 9 key aspects of Christ's mission: 1) His eternal Godship and role since pre-existence, 2) His birth as both divine and mortal, 3) His normal childhood and brief earthly mission, 4) His death and resurrection which overcome death, 5) The literalness of his atonement, 6) Establishing his church, 7) Restoring his priesthood and reestablishing his church, 8) His future second coming as Lord and King.
Jesus was to put all enemies under his feetGLENN PEASE
Christ offered himself as the ultimate sacrifice for sins. His one-time sacrifice was complete and sufficient for all people. Now in heaven, Christ rests from his work, having fully atoned for sins. He sits at the right hand of God in the place of highest honor and authority. Eventually, Christ will subjugate all his enemies like sin, death, and the devil by the power of his gospel and spirit. His ultimate victory over all opposition is assured.
Heaven, Hell, Universalism and Rob Bell - Part 3Robin Schumacher
This document provides a summary and analysis of Rob Bell's book "Love Wins" and the theological debate it sparked regarding universalism. It examines several biblical passages commonly cited in support of universalism and provides counterpoints arguing they do not support the idea that all people will ultimately be saved. The document questions whether Bell's portrayal of God as potentially unable to achieve His purposes is consistent with Scripture. Overall, it aims to analyze Bell's theology in light of biblical teachings on salvation, judgment, and the sovereignty of God.
This document provides a summary of a devotional booklet from St. Luke Advent Devotional from 2012. It discusses several passages from scripture related to the coming of Jesus as the Messiah. It references the virgin birth fulfillment of prophecy as told in Matthew 1:20-23. It also discusses C.S. Lewis' portrayal of Aslan in the Chronicles of Narnia as a symbol of Jesus coming to save and dwell with his people. The devotional encourages readers to remember during Advent that Jesus is the promised Immanuel, meaning "God with us", who saves his people from their sins. It discusses keeping expectation and remembrance of Jesus' first coming as we await his second coming.
The document discusses how Jesus fulfilled the role of the scapegoat in the Jewish tradition. It provides three key points:
1) God allows for vicarious suffering in his kingdom, as shown through the sacrificial goat that bore the sins of the people so they would not die. Jesus is the ultimate fulfillment as he took on the penalty of the world's sin.
2) The sacrifice of Christ completely removes all condemnation, as the scapegoat bore the sins of Israel into the wilderness never to be seen again, providing assurance of forgiveness.
3) No sacrifice is effective without active participation - the high priest had to lay hands on the goat and confess sins. Likewise, individuals must personally
The 6 Thinking Hats technique developed by Edward De Bono separates critical thinking into 6 colored "hats" representing different perspectives or modes of thinking. The main idea is for a group to consider a problem or topic while only "wearing" one hat's perspective at a time. The hats are White (facts), Red (emotions), Black (caution), Yellow (optimism), Green (creativity), and Blue (process). Various hat sequences can be used - for example, Yellow then Black to evaluate an idea by considering positives then negatives. The document provides examples of hat activities and thinking sequences to structure discussions and problem solving.
Source One represents a collectivist ideology through the Inuit people sharing their food equally despite having varying amounts. This prioritizes community well-being over individual goals. Source Two depicts an individualist perspective through a man focusing on his self-interest in telling a begging bear it should work instead of ask for help, reflecting classical liberalism. Both sources relate to liberalism principles, with Source One blending collectivism and welfare capitalism and Source Two exemplifying individualism and self-interest. They demonstrate different ideological approaches and how societies transition between them.
The document discusses the blessings of the cross, including forgiveness, provision, victory, and healing. It explains that through the cross, Jesus has forgiven our sins, provided for our needs, won victory over sin, death, and Satan, and made healing possible. However, Satan tries to keep us in unbelief, condemnation, and defeat. We must stand firm in the promises of God secured through Christ's sacrifice and receive the blessings of forgiveness, provision, victory, and healing by faith.
The document discusses perspectives on God's actions and commands in the Old Testament that seem harsh or cruel. It provides quotes from scholars and authors who are critical of the God portrayed in the Old Testament. The document then provides examples from the Old Testament where God commanded or carried out the execution of men, women and children, which are presented as evidence that God is a "moral monster." It seeks to reconcile the seemingly different depictions of God between the Old and New Testaments.
This document examines evidence that Jesus is the Messiah based on his fulfillment of messianic prophecies, miracles, death, and resurrection. It outlines that Jesus fulfilled prophecies about his birthplace, life events, and manner of death. The document also notes Jesus' miracles are recorded even by non-Christian sources and argues this indicates he is more than a mere man. It concludes by asking the reader to consider the evidence and respond by either accepting Jesus as Lord and Savior or rejecting him.
Jesus was able to save to the uttermostGLENN PEASE
Christ is able to save completely those who come to God through him. His saving power is infinite and perfect, able to save the most wicked sinners, the greatest numbers of people, and bring them to the most glorious condition. Christ's perpetual intercession as our representative before God guarantees the ongoing efficacy and perfection of his saving work. On the simple condition of drawing near to God through Christ, all people can receive this complete salvation.
The document provides 17 scripture passages about the blood of Jesus Christ and what it accomplishes. It summarizes that the blood provides victory over Satan, redemption through atonement, justification and reconciliation, salvation from judgement, purging of sins, and freedom and adoption as sons. Key points are that Jesus' blood provides atonement for sins, justification and cleansing from sins, and reconciles humanity to God by purchasing people with his blood.
Outline for From Shadow to Reality
OT Theme: The Messiah is coming
NT Theme: The Messiah is here
Jesus is priest, prophet and king. Jesus brings together the entire OT.
Jesus says: Everything must be fulfilled that was written about me Luke 24:44
These are the scriptures that testify about me. Jn 6:39,40 I am the fulfillment of the OT...
The document discusses biblical principles regarding money and finances. It teaches that everything belongs to God, we should work to earn money but avoid debt, save for the future, and be generous. It emphasizes trusting in God rather than money and warns against the love of money. Key verses encourage being content with food and clothing, giving freely, and recognizing God as the ultimate provider of all things.
The document discusses the power and significance of Jesus' death on the cross. It explains that the cross is central to Christianity and that through His suffering and death, Jesus overcame the six woes or sorrows that have afflicted mankind since the Fall - guilt, Satan's dominion, pain/suffering, anxiety, death, and separation from God. It emphasizes that we must receive the power of the cross in our own lives by taking up our cross daily and following Jesus.
The Claims, Prophecies and Miracles of Jesus 2012 ICEC UCLA Dr. John Oakesevidenceforchristianity
This power point is for a class given by Dr. John Oakes at the 2012 ICEC at UCLA October 20, 2012. The focus is on the radical claims of Jesus and why, based on the evidence from filfilled prophecy and the miracles of Jesus, a reasonable person will conclude that Jesus’ claims about himself are believable.
1. The document discusses the importance of all believers being continually filled with the Holy Spirit in order to effectively do God's will and be true disciples of Jesus.
2. It provides biblical examples of Jesus, the apostles, and Paul needing to be filled with the Holy Spirit and encourages readers to ask God to fill them as well.
3. Various metaphors are used to illustrate being open vessels ready to receive the Spirit, such as drinking glasses that are clean and not cracked or upside down.
Contents of this presentation:
1. What is Christ?
- Direct statements of the Eternity and Deity of the Son of God
- Implications that the Son of God is Eternal
2. The importance of the Issue
3. Some clues to the possibility of the doctrine Myth, Art and Logic
4. Arguments for Christ’s Divinity
This document contains a summary of a presentation on heaven, hell, and the afterlife given by Douglas A. Jacoby at UCLA on October 21, 2012. The presentation addressed 12 questions about the nature of heaven and hell, including whether heaven is a physical place, whether everyone receives the same reward in heaven, whether the fire of hell is literal, and whether hell lasts forever. It provided biblical references and perspectives from Christian scholars to discuss differing views on these issues. The presentation encouraged moving beyond extreme views and developing a Christ-centered understanding of eternal life.
2Nephi 25:26 discusses how the Nephites talk of, rejoice in, preach of, and prophesy of Christ, writing about him so their children will know to look to Christ for forgiveness of sins. The document then lists 9 key aspects of Christ's mission: 1) His eternal Godship and role since pre-existence, 2) His birth as both divine and mortal, 3) His normal childhood and brief earthly mission, 4) His death and resurrection which overcome death, 5) The literalness of his atonement, 6) Establishing his church, 7) Restoring his priesthood and reestablishing his church, 8) His future second coming as Lord and King.
Jesus was to put all enemies under his feetGLENN PEASE
Christ offered himself as the ultimate sacrifice for sins. His one-time sacrifice was complete and sufficient for all people. Now in heaven, Christ rests from his work, having fully atoned for sins. He sits at the right hand of God in the place of highest honor and authority. Eventually, Christ will subjugate all his enemies like sin, death, and the devil by the power of his gospel and spirit. His ultimate victory over all opposition is assured.
Heaven, Hell, Universalism and Rob Bell - Part 3Robin Schumacher
This document provides a summary and analysis of Rob Bell's book "Love Wins" and the theological debate it sparked regarding universalism. It examines several biblical passages commonly cited in support of universalism and provides counterpoints arguing they do not support the idea that all people will ultimately be saved. The document questions whether Bell's portrayal of God as potentially unable to achieve His purposes is consistent with Scripture. Overall, it aims to analyze Bell's theology in light of biblical teachings on salvation, judgment, and the sovereignty of God.
This document provides a summary of a devotional booklet from St. Luke Advent Devotional from 2012. It discusses several passages from scripture related to the coming of Jesus as the Messiah. It references the virgin birth fulfillment of prophecy as told in Matthew 1:20-23. It also discusses C.S. Lewis' portrayal of Aslan in the Chronicles of Narnia as a symbol of Jesus coming to save and dwell with his people. The devotional encourages readers to remember during Advent that Jesus is the promised Immanuel, meaning "God with us", who saves his people from their sins. It discusses keeping expectation and remembrance of Jesus' first coming as we await his second coming.
The document discusses how Jesus fulfilled the role of the scapegoat in the Jewish tradition. It provides three key points:
1) God allows for vicarious suffering in his kingdom, as shown through the sacrificial goat that bore the sins of the people so they would not die. Jesus is the ultimate fulfillment as he took on the penalty of the world's sin.
2) The sacrifice of Christ completely removes all condemnation, as the scapegoat bore the sins of Israel into the wilderness never to be seen again, providing assurance of forgiveness.
3) No sacrifice is effective without active participation - the high priest had to lay hands on the goat and confess sins. Likewise, individuals must personally
The 6 Thinking Hats technique developed by Edward De Bono separates critical thinking into 6 colored "hats" representing different perspectives or modes of thinking. The main idea is for a group to consider a problem or topic while only "wearing" one hat's perspective at a time. The hats are White (facts), Red (emotions), Black (caution), Yellow (optimism), Green (creativity), and Blue (process). Various hat sequences can be used - for example, Yellow then Black to evaluate an idea by considering positives then negatives. The document provides examples of hat activities and thinking sequences to structure discussions and problem solving.
Source One represents a collectivist ideology through the Inuit people sharing their food equally despite having varying amounts. This prioritizes community well-being over individual goals. Source Two depicts an individualist perspective through a man focusing on his self-interest in telling a begging bear it should work instead of ask for help, reflecting classical liberalism. Both sources relate to liberalism principles, with Source One blending collectivism and welfare capitalism and Source Two exemplifying individualism and self-interest. They demonstrate different ideological approaches and how societies transition between them.
The document summarizes key topics from the 2011 Retail's Big Show conference, including shopper-centric retailing, customer experience, mobile shopping, and multichannel retailing. It discusses how retailers and manufacturers must work together to intelligently deliver targeted solutions focused on the shopper, not on the conflict between the two sides. It also provides examples of how retailers like Tesco, Target, and Macy's are taking a more customer-centric approach through better understanding shoppers and developing more relevant promotions and experiences. Finally, it discusses the importance of consumer experience in retail and ways retailers can partner with other companies to enhance that experience.
This document provides a comprehensive list of keyboard shortcuts for Windows XP organized into the following sections: general keyboard shortcuts, dialog box keyboard shortcuts, Microsoft natural keyboard shortcuts, accessibility keyboard shortcuts, Windows Explorer keyboard shortcuts, keyboard shortcuts for Character Map, remote desktop connection navigation, and Microsoft Internet Explorer navigation. The keyboard shortcuts allow users to perform common tasks more efficiently through key combinations rather than using the mouse. The document was prepared by Ravi Kumar Lanke as a reference for Windows XP keyboard shortcuts.
This document summarizes the workforce and board composition of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation by race, ethnicity, gender, and job category over time. It also compares the Foundation's workforce to select population statistics.
Trip of a Lifetime is a nonprofit that provides funding for underprivileged high school students to go on summer tours. It has raised over $75,000 and sent five students on trips with American Trails West and Rein Teen Tours, visiting places like the Grand Canyon and Golden Gate Bridge. The organization raises money through auctions and restaurant fundraisers. It selects applicants based on qualities like community involvement and motivation, with students applying online or through their school by the deadline.
The document discusses potential futures for the automotive industry in light of changing social trends and new technologies. It presents three theses: 1) Dealerships will become showrooms and cars will be sold online; 2) People will rent cars through carsharing rather than owning them; 3) People will be driven by autonomous vehicles rather than driving themselves. The key driver behind these changes is sustainability, as people move away from individual car ownership. For car manufacturers to survive, they will need to reinvent themselves, just as companies like Nike, Red Bull and Burberry have done by redefining their purpose. One potential future scenario described is a mobility provider that manages all of a person's transportation needs through an app, without the need
This document discusses open government and challenges around access to government information in Australia. It notes a 50% reduction in recorded government publications over the past decade due to devolved responsibilities and a shift to online publishing. While more information is available online, issues include lack of long-term access as websites and documents change or disappear. The document calls for a comprehensive national policy and infrastructure to support permanent public access to government information and ensure transparency.
This document discusses migration to the United States. It provides background information on migration, a brief overview of the US, and examines the impacts of migration on environmental, social, economic, and political issues in the US. Specifically, it notes that immigration contributes to US population growth, which impacts the environment. It also discusses how contact with immigrants can influence Americans' views of immigrants, and how Hispanic immigrants have been affected by economic downturns. The document concludes that migration to the US is generally positive but should have appropriate boundaries and security measures.
Jiri Vanek is a satellite enthusiast living in Jablonec nad Nisou, Czech Republic. He has a passion for satellite reception and overcoming technical challenges. His house is covered with numerous satellite dishes that he uses to receive signals from around the world. He also runs a satellite enthusiast club and helps others with their satellite installations.
The document is lyrics to the song "I'm Alive" by an unknown artist. The lyrics describe feeling alive and gaining the ability to fly when called on or reached out to by a lover. They discuss being filled with love and worries dying away. The lyrics repeat themes of being able to touch the sky and having wings to fly when with their lover who sets their heart on fire and makes them feel alive.
Support Office Hour Webinar - LivePerson API LivePerson
Course description and agenda
LivePerson enables the creation of innovative applications designed to enhance and extend the functionality of your LivePerson solution, as well as cooperate with partners worldwide.
In this session we will demonstrate the LivePerson API offerings, the development process and quick overview of CHAT API and its basic usage. You will also have an opportunity to ask questions relevant to your business.
Host: Nitay Bartal
Date: July 17, 2014
Time: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST
Duration: 60 minutes
Agenda:
- Leveraging LivePerson APIs to your benefit
- Overview of LivePerson API offerings
- Introduction to LivePerson Developers Network
- Overview of the Development process
- Tools and best practices
- Helpful tips and tricks
- Q&A
The document discusses employer-based competency frameworks for employment and progression. It covers:
1. Background on employer-based skills frameworks.
2. How frameworks define entry requirements and progression pathways within an industry.
3. How accreditation and recognition of skills is tied to frameworks to assess competency.
The presentation provides an example framework for the aviation industry outlining education and experience levels for professional pilot roles. It concludes competency frameworks are important for employment and advancing within an industry.
An overview of the bible
Since the beginning of time, there has been a plan for Jesus and our souls. God’s plan is revealed throughout the entire Bible! Many view the Old and New Testaments as unrelated, but there is an amazing message that begins in the Old Testament and carries through to the New Testament. The message is of God’s love and man’s redemption. That is what this booklet is about. I hope it will be an encouragement to you.
If you have any questions about the material in this booklet or would like to study further, please get into contact with me.
This is an illustration of the Gospel of Jesus Christ showing the barriers that existed between man and God and what God accomplished through the death, burial and resurrection and Jesus Christ, removing each and every barrier.
This document contains a summary of key differences between law and grace. It discusses how grace came through Jesus Christ after the law was given through Moses. Some key points include:
- Grace forgives all sins for those who believe in Jesus, while the law reveals and condemns sin.
- Under grace we are not judged or accused for our sins, as Jesus paid our sin debt and delivers us from bondage and accusation.
- Grace brings freedom and life through the Spirit, while the law brings death and bondage due to human inability to fulfill it.
- Jesus humbled himself and gave up everything to save us from sin and death, demonstrating God's grace.
The document summarizes key differences between the old and new covenants. The old covenant involved an earthly sanctuary at Mount Sinai with imperfect sacrifices and priests. The new covenant has a heavenly sanctuary at Mount Zion, with Jesus as the perfect high priest who made the perfect sacrifice. Jesus serves as the mediator between God and humanity in the heavenly sanctuary, interceding on our behalf and asking God to accept his sinless life in place of our sinful lives. His ongoing heavenly ministry of intercession provides forgiveness and hope now and in the judgment.
Synopsis: We know that Jesus bore our sins. But the false idea of his death being vicarious or a substitution is not what the Bible teaches. Passages used to support this idea are discussed making it clear that sin is not transferable; Jesus was not made sin, nor forsaken by His father; He was without sin and bearing our sins is about removal of sins, not transferring.
The document summarizes five passages from Isaiah that describe aspects of Jesus' life and ministry as foretold by Isaiah:
1) Isaiah 42:1-9 - Jesus would bring justice and law to all, behaving humbly.
2) Isaiah 49:1-7 - Jesus' work of salvation would involve suffering and rejection.
3) Isaiah 50:4-9 - Jesus would be whipped, beaten, and humiliated but trust God to help him.
4) Isaiah 52:13-53:12 - Jesus would be exalted and humiliated, rejected as a man of sorrows who atones for sins through his death.
5) Isaiah 61:1-3
Genesis ch. 3, what in the world is wrong with our world,9 16- 2012, fair sun...Valley Bible Fellowship
This document provides commentary on Genesis chapter 3, discussing the effects of original sin. It notes that Genesis 3 is the most important chapter in the Bible as it explains what went wrong in the world. Satan, in the form of a serpent, tempted Eve to eat the forbidden fruit by implying God was limiting her choices. Both Adam and Eve sinned, hiding from God and sewing fig leaves to cover themselves. God provided animal skins to cover them instead of their inadequate self-coverings. Their sin introduced evil, suffering, and separation from God into the world.
Hebrews 9 Based on the teachings of Fr. Al Lauer of Presentation Ministires.Jean Smith
1) The passage discusses the priesthood of Jesus and how it is different and greater than the priesthood under the old covenant.
2) Jesus' sacrifice was once for all time, unlike the old covenant where priests had to sacrifice annually for sins.
3) Believers now have confidence to enter God's presence through Jesus' sacrifice and can approach God with sincere hearts, in contrast to the fear people had under the old covenant.
What Do You See In The Crucifixion of Jesus? Man's Only Hope For Salvation!Don McClain
Are there many ways to God? Are there different roads to heaven? In this study we will examine these questions and we will also focus on what the Bible teaches regarding what we must do in order to benefit from the crucifixion of Jesus. I would like to encourage you to not only view the charts - but also listen to this series.
Jesus Christ is God incarnate who came to communicate God's message to humanity. He is the Word of God made flesh, fully God and fully man. He came willingly to save sinners by dying on the cross to satisfy the demands of the law that humans could not. In Jesus, God's glory was revealed through the perfect balance of grace and truth in His nature and teachings.
This is a study of Jesus being the gift of eternal life. We deserve what we earn and that is death, but God in His mercy offers us the gift of eternal life in Jesus. Trust in Jesus. Take the gift and live forever with Him.
The document discusses the power and importance of the blood of Christ. It makes three key points: 1) Christ's blood has the power to purchase his church and redeem believers. 2) His blood has the power to forgive sins, as animal sacrifices under the Old Law could not fully forgive. 3) Christ's blood continues to cleanse believers of sins, so long as they walk in the light. The document argues that Christ's blood is applied to believers at baptism, when they are baptized into his death and resurrection, allowing them to walk in newness of life.
The document discusses the identity of Jesus Christ based on passages from the Bible. It asserts that Jesus is God incarnate, who took on human form to sacrifice himself for humanity's sins. The cry of Jesus on the cross, "My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken me?" represented him experiencing the punishment for humanity's sins in our place, as the perfect substitute and fulfillment of prophecies about the Lamb of God.
Paul state, "And you were dead in the trespasses and sins in which you once walked, following the course of this world, following the prince of the power of the air, the spirit that is now at work in the sons of disobedience..." Free PowerPoint Download at http://BibleGuy.org
1) The document discusses the superiority of Jesus's priesthood and sacrifice compared to the Old Testament priesthood and sacrifices. It emphasizes that Jesus's sacrifice was perfect and only needed to be done once for all time.
2) Key aspects highlighted include Jesus passing through the heavens as our great High Priest, His blood cleansing our consciences from sin, and His sacrifice taking away sin once for all in contrast to the yearly sacrifices under the Old Covenant.
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Big picture ppt flip charts
1.
2. An Amazing Book
66 books
40 men
3 languages
Over 1500 years
Written on 3 continents
ONE UNIFIED THEME:
3. The Gospel
“And He said to them, „Go
into all the world and
preach the gospel to every
creature.‟”
--Mark 16:15
4. An Important Message
Romans 1:16
The Gospel
God’s
Power
“For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for
it is the power of God for salvation to
everyone who believes”
5. The Gospel: An Important
Message
“Jesus will come “in flaming fire,
8 dealing out retribution to those
who do not know God and to
those who do not obey the
gospel of our Lord Jesus.”
Seriousness of -2 Thessalonians
obeying the gospel 1:7-9
6. A Serious Warning…To
Christians
“But even if we, or an angel from
heaven, should preach to you a gospel
contrary to what we have preached to
you, he is to be accursed !”
-Galatians 1:8
7. THE 1 GOSPEL
How can I be certain?
Where would we start?
8. Our OT “Tutor”
Old Testament
Galatians 3:24
“Therefore the Law has
become our tutor to lead JUSTIFIED
us to Christ, so that we BY
may be justified by faith.” FAITH
9. Why Did God Create Man?
"The God who made the world and all things in it, since
He is Lord of heaven and earth, does not dwell in
temples made with hands; 25 nor is He served by human
hands, as though He needed anything, since He Himself
gives to all people life and breath and all things; 26 and
He made from one man every nation of mankind to live
on all the face of the earth, having determined their
appointed times and the boundaries of their habitation,
27 that they would seek God, if perhaps they might
that they would seek God, if perhaps they might
grope for Him and find Him, though He is not far from
each one of us; 28 for in Him we live and move and exist”
us
Acts 17:24-28
10. This is the message we have heard from Him
and announce to you, that God is Light, and
in Him there is no darkness at all.
1 John 1:5
GOD IS HOLY
For You are not a God who takes pleasure in
wickedness; No evil dwells with You.
Psalms 5:4
11. God’s holiness is demonstrated in His
justice and love toward His creation.
“Righteousness and justice
are the foundation of Your
throne;
Love and faithfulness go
before You”
Psalm
89:14
12. God’s Demand
“Thus you are to be holy to Me,
for I the LORD am holy.”
We must be holy to have a
relationship with God
Is this possible?
13. Sin causes man to
be separated from God!
“your iniquities have made a
separation between you and
your God” -Isaiah 59:2
SPIRITUAL
DEATH
“And you were dead in your trespasses and sins” -Eph 2:1
“the wages of sin is death” -Romans 6:23
14.
15. God’s Justice Demands a Price
“without the shedding
of blood there can be
no remission of sins.”
no remission of sins
Hebrews 9:22
A death must occur for
sin to be removed
16. A Desperate Situation
We find ourselves in a very
desperate situation:
We have broken the laws of the God
of the universe, this has separated us
from a Holy God, and the sentence of
death hangs over our head by a just
God! We cannot pay this price
ourselves!
17. But God… (Ephesians 2:4)
God loves us and helps to pay
the price for sin through His
Grace and Mercy
God gives us God does not
what we don’t give us what
deserve we truly
deserve
18. God’s Grace and Mercy
God allows the price to be paid by an
innocent representative
“for it is on this day
that atonement shall
be made for you to
cleanse you; you will
be clean from all your Animal sacrifices
sins before the made atonement
LORD.” for sin
Leviticus 16:30
19. Blood Pays the Price
BLOOD REPRESENTS
LIFE
Innocent ATONES FOR SINNER
LIFE
Innocent RECIEVES THE Guilty
PENALTY OF
LIFE LIFE
“without shedding of blood there is no remission”
-Hebrews 9:22
20. What Made Sacrifice Work?
Just the act of sacrifice?
Was it good enough just to believe in
animal sacrifice?
What made it effective?
21. Faith Must Respond
Hebrews 11:6 demonstrates faith
Belief and Action
“And without faith it is impossible to
faith
please Him, for he who comes to God
must believe that He is and that He is a
rewarder of those who seek Him.”
seek Him
22. Old Testament Examples
By faith Abel offered to God a better sacrifice
-Heb 11:4
By faith Noah… in reverence prepared an ark for
the salvation of his household
-Heb 11:7
By faith Abraham, when he was called, obeyed
by going out to a place which he was to receive
for an inheritance
-Heb 11:8
By faith Abraham, when he was tested, offered
By faith offered
up Isaac
-Heb 11:17
23. Belief alone? (James 2:14-26)
(v14) Can that type of faith save a man?
(v17) Faith without action is dead
(v18) Faith is shown by action
(v20) Faith without action is “useless”
(v21-23) Abraham’s faith was perfected by
belief working with his actions
(v24) Justified by action, not “faith alone”
(v26) Faith without action is dead
(v19) Devils are believers!
THERE ARE BELIEVERS IN HELL!
24. Animal Sacrifice in Leviticus 1
In the Old Testament the sinner
was active in the sacrifice of the
animal
He brought the animal to the
priest
He laid his hands on the head
of the animal
He killed the animal
The priest offered the animal as a
burnt offering
Leviticus 1:1-9
25. INNOCENT GUILTY
SANCTIFIED
The guilty paid the price or symbolically
died with the sacrifice
26. BLOOD ATONEMENT
(Innocent animal killed)
RESULTS IN
SANCTIFICATION
(Sins Removed – Made Holy)
RESULTS IN
JUSTIFICATION
(Penalty Removed)
RESULTS IN
RECONCILIATION
(Spiritual Relationship with a
Holy God Restored)
27. The OT “Tutor” Gal 3:24
LOVE SACRIFICE
SIN
GRACE
SANCTIFICATION
JUSTICE FAITH
MERCY HOLINESS
BLOOD
REPRESENTATIVE
ATONEMENT
DEATH
29. Christ’s Blood in Prophecy
Isaiah 53
1400 BC 750 BC 0 AD 30 AD
Jesus’ Jesus’
First five Isaiah’s Birth Death
books of Prophecy
Bible written
written Over 700
years
before
Christ!
30. Christ’s Blood in Prophecy
Isaiah 53
“Surely our griefs He Himself bore, and our sorrows He carried”
(v4). “He was pierced through for our transgressions, He was
crushed for our iniquities; the chastening for our well -being fell
upon Him, and by His scourging we are healed” (v5). “The LORD
has caused the iniquity of us all to fall on Him” (v6). “He was cut
off out of the land of the living (death) for the transgression of my
people, to whom the stroke was due” (v8).
He is described as a lamb being led to slaughter (v7)
He is an offering for sin (v10)
“My Servant, will justify the many, as He will bear their
iniquities” (v11).
31. “You know that He appeared in order to take away sins;
and in Him there is no sin.”
there is no sin
“knowing that you were not redeemed with perishable
things like silver or gold from your futile way of life
inherited from your forefathers, 19 but with precious blood,
as of a lamb unblemished and spotless, the blood of
Christ.”
He died for you and me!
32. Accounts of Jesus’ Death
Jesus suffered terrible injustice:
• He was condemned to die as an
innocent man
• He was scourged, then crucified
• He was on the cross for many hours
before He breathed His last.
Matthew Mark Luke John
BUT THE STORY DOESN’T END THERE!
33. Jesus Defeated Sin & Death
He defeated sin and
the death that it
causes by the
resurrection
Without the
resurrection, Jesus’ “if Christ has not
death for our sins is been raised, your
meaningless (1 Cor. faith is worthless;
15.13-22) you are still in your
sins.”
34. INNOCENT GUILTY
SANCTIFIED
The guilty paid the price or symbolically
died with the sacrifice
35. We must die with our
innocent representative to
have our sins forgiven!
“For if we have become united with Him in the
likeness of His death, certainly we shall also be in
the likeness of His resurrection, 6 knowing this,
that our old self was crucified with Him, in order
that our body of sin might be done away with, so
that we would no longer be slaves to sin”
36. He Himself bore
our sins in His body
on the cross
so that we might
INNOCENT die to sin GUILTY CRUCIFIED
SANCTIFIED
W/ CHRIST
We need to pay the price or
symbolically die with our sacrifice
37. New Testament terminology identifying
the point when one is forgiven:
…If we died with Him we shall also live with Him
2 Timothy 2:11
Now if we died with Christ we believe we will
also live with Him.
Romans 6:8
…for you died and your life is hidden with Christ in God.
Colossians 3:3
I have been crucified with Christ…
Galatians 2:20
38. Our sins can not
and will not be forgiven
UNLESS:
We have died with Christ
We have been united with Christ in His death
We have been crucified with Christ
We have died to sin
We must be united with the death of Christ,
for “without the shedding of blood
there is no forgiveness of sins.”
39. When does God say that I am:
Dead to sin?
Freed from sin?
Dying with Christ?
Crucified with Christ?
United with Christ in His death?
We need God’s answer!
He gives it in Romans 6
40. ROMANS 6
“What shall we say then? Are we to
continue in sin so that grace may
increase? 2 May it never be! How
shall we who died to sin still live in
it?” v1-2
“They died to sin.” …. How?/When?
41. “Or do you not know that all of us who
have been baptized into Christ Jesus
baptized into Christ Jesus
have been baptized into His death? v3
baptized into His death
42. 4Therefore we have been buried with
buried with
Him through baptism into death so
Him through baptism into death,
that as Christ was raised from the dead
through the glory of the Father, so we
too might walk in newness of life.” (6:4)
newness of life
43. “For if we have become
if
united with Him
unitedwith Him in the
likeness of His death,
certainly we shall also be in
the likeness of His
resurrection” (6:5)
44. “knowing this, that our
old self was crucified
crucified
with Him
with Him, in order that
our body of sin might
body of sin might
be done away with
with,”
(6:6)
45. “so that we would no
longer be slaves to sin, for
he who has died is freed
freed
sin
from sin.” (6:6-7)
46. “Now if we have died with
died with
Christ
Christ, we believe that we shall
also live with Him, 9 knowing
that Christ, having been raised
from the dead, is never to die
again; death no longer is
master over Him. (6:8-9)
47. 10 For the death that He
died to sin
died, He died to sin once for
all; but the life that He lives,
He lives to God. 11 Even so
consider yourselves to be
dead to sin but alive to God
sin,
in Christ Jesus” (6:10-11)
48. “Therefore do not let sin reign in
your mortal body so that you
obey its lusts, 13 and do not go on
presenting the members of your
body to sin as instruments of
unrighteousness; but present
yourselves to God as those alive
from the dead, and your members
as instruments of righteousness
to God. (6:12-13)
49. “But thanks be to God that
though you were slaves of sin,
obedient from the
you became obedient from the
heart to that form of teaching
to which you were committed,
18 and having been freed from
sin (v7), you became slaves of
righteousness.”
50. For you are all sons of God through
through
faith in Christ Jesus. For as many of you
faith For as many
as were baptized into Christ have put on
Christ. --Galatians 3:26-27
buried with Him in baptism, in which you
also were raised with Him through faith
through faith
in the working of God, who raised Him
God
from the dead --Colossians 2:12
51. But now having been
freed from sin (v7) and
enslaved to God (v16),
you derive your benefit,
resulting in
sanctification
sanctification, and the
outcome, eternal life.
(6:22)
52. For the wages of sin
is death, but the
gift of God is
eternal life in Christ
Jesus our Lord.
55. Acts 2: The 1st Gospel Sermon
When Peter preached to the crowd on
the day of Pentecost, they believed
the gospel and were convicted of
their sin.
They asked the Apostles:
“Men and Brethren,
What shall we do?” (Acts 2:37)
How did Peter answer this
question?
56. Did Peter answer by saying..
DIFFERENT
Do? There is GOSPELS
nothing you can
do! Christ did it
all!
Accept Jesus
into your
heart.
Just believe.
Pray the
Call out Jesus’ sinners prayer.
name.
57. Peter’s answer...
Peter said to them,
"Repent, and each of
you be baptized in the
name of Jesus Christ
for the forgiveness of
your sins; and you will The
receive the gift of the
GOSPEL
Holy Spirit
RESPONSE
58. The Samaritans 8:5-13
“Philip went down to the city of Where did the Samaritans
Samaria and began proclaiming
hear about their need
Christ to them. 6 The crowds
with one accord were giving to be baptized?
attention to what was said by
Philip, as they heard and saw
the signs which he was Water baptism was part of
performing. 7 For in the case of the gospel that Philip
many who had unclean spirits,
preached to the Samaritans
they were coming out of them
shouting with a loud voice; and
many who had been paralyzed The Samaritans believed
and lame were healed. 8 So
there was much rejoicing in and were baptized, just as
that city… 12 whenthey believed
when they believed Jesus commanded in the
Philip preaching the good news Great Commission
about the kingdom of God and
the name of Jesus Christ, they “He who believes and is
baptized
were being baptized, men and baptized shall be saved”
women alike.” Mark 16:16
59. Ethiopian Eunuch 8:35-39
“Then Philip opened his mouth, and
beginning from this Scripture he Where did the
preached Jesus to him. 36 As they eunuch hear about
went along the road they came to
some water; and the eunuch said,
his need to be
"Look! Water! What prevents me
"Look! Water! What prevents me baptized?
from being baptized?“ 37 [And Philip
from being baptized?”
said, "If you believe with all your
heart, you may." And he answered
and said, "I believe that Jesus Christ
is the Son of God."] 38 And he Baptism is a burial
ordered the chariot to stop; and they (cf Rom 6; Col 2)
water,
both went down into the water
Philip as well as the eunuch, and he
baptized him. 39When they came up
When they came up
out of the water the Spirit of the
water,
Lord snatched Philip away; and the When did the
eunuch no longer saw him, but went
on his way rejoicing.”
eunuch rejoice?
60. Paul’s conversion: Acts 9 & 22
When were Paul’s sins forgiven?
• Believed -
“What shall I do,...”
• Confessed -
“What shall I do, Lord?”
• Obeyed –
“Get up and go into Damascus”
• Fasted –
“three days… and neither ate nor drank”
• Prayed –
“for he is praying”
Healed–
Repentance
Miraculous healing of his blindness
PLUS…
61. Paul’s conversion: Acts 9 & 22
Paul’s sins were not washed away by his
belief, his repentance,
or his prayers. He still needed to be
washed in the blood of Christ
He was told by Ananias what
he needed to do in Acts 22:16
“Now why do you delay? Get
up and be baptized, and
wash away your sins”
62. Jesus’ Teaching Matthew 28:19-20
How does this text teach disciples are
made?
"Go therefore and make disciples of all the
nations,baptizing them in the name of the
baptizing them
Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit,
20 teaching them to observe all that II
teaching them to observe all that
commanded you and lo, I am with you
commanded you;
always , even to the end of the age."
Can someone leave one of these out
if they want to be a disciple?
64. Jesus’ Teaching
John 3:5
John 3:3, 5;
2 Cor 5:17
Jesus is saying the
same thing that
Romans 6 teaches
65. Jesus’ Teaching
But when the kindness of God our Savior “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless
and His love for mankind appeared, 5 He one is born ofofwater and the
born water
saved us, not on the basis of deeds which Spirit he cannot enter into the
we have done in righteousness, but kingdom of God.” (John 3:5)
according to His mercy, by the washing of
washing of
regeneration and renewing by the Holy
regeneration Christ loved the church and gave
Spirit himself up for her, 26 that he
-Titus 3:4-5 might sanctify her, having
cleansed her by the washing of
water… (Eph 5:25-26)
“Get up and be baptized, and wash away your sins” (Acts 22:16).
wash
“but you were washed, but you were sanctified, but you were justified in the
washed
name of the Lord Jesus Christ and in the Spirit of our God” (1 Cor 6:10-11).
66. Irenaeus wrote in 120-205 AD:
"As we are lepers in sin, we are made clean
from our old transgressions by means of
the sacred water and the invocation of
the Lord. We are thus spiritually
regenerated as newborn infants, even as
the Lord has declared: 'Except a man be
born again through water and the Spirit,
born again through water and the Spirit,
he shall not enter into the kingdom ofof
he shall not enter into the kingdom
heaven.'" (Irenaeus, "Fragments From
heaven.'"
Lost Writings", no. 34, Ante-Nicene
Fathers, vol. 1, pg. 574)
What was the main proof text
early Christians used for
baptism?
67. Tertullian also wrote,
"The prescript is laid down that 'without
baptism, salvation is attainable by
baptism, salvation is attainable by
none' chiefly on the ground of that
declaration of the Lord, who says,
'Unless one be born of water, he hath
not life.'" (On Baptism, Ante-Nicene
Fathers, vol. 3, pg. 674-675)
68. 1 Peter 3:21- Baptism & the
Flood of Noah
“who once were disobedient, when the
patience of God kept waiting in the days of
Noah, during the construction of the ark, in
which a few, that is, eight persons, were
brought safely through the water .
21 Corresponding to that, baptism now
saves you —not the removal of dirt from the
flesh, but an appeal to God for a good
conscience— through the resurrection of
Jesus Christ
Christ”
69. baptism now saves you—not the removal of
but an appeal to God for
dirt from the flesh, but an appeal to God for
a good conscience (1 Peter 3:21)
Hebrews 9:14; 10:22
“how much more will the blood of
Christ… cleanse your conscience from
dead works to serve the living God” 9:14
“let us draw near with a sincere heart in
full assurance of faith, having our hearts
sprinkled clean from an evil conscience
and our bodies washed with pure water.”
and our bodies washed with pure water
70. Colossians 2:11-13
“and in Him you were also circumcised
with a circumcision made without
hands, in the removal of the body of the
flesh by the circumcision of Christ;
Christ
12 having been buried with Him in
baptism, in which you were also raised
baptism, in which you were also raised
up with Him through faith in the
working of God, who raised Him from the
dead. 13 When you were dead in your
transgressions and the uncircumcision
of your flesh, He made you alive together
with Him, having forgiven us all our
transgressions”
transgressions
71. Ephesians 2:4-6
“But God, being rich in mercy, because of His
great love with which He loved us, 5 even when
transgressions, made us
we were dead in our transgressions made us
alive together with Christ (by grace you have
been saved), 6 and raised us up with Him, and
seated us with Him in the heavenly places in
Christ Jesus”
12having been buried with Him in baptism, in which you
were also raised up with Him through faith in the working
of God, who raised Him from the dead. 13 When you were
dead in your transgressions
dead in your transgressions and the uncircumcision of
your flesh, He made you alive together with Him, having
He made you alive together with Him
forgiven us all our transgressions” Col 2:12-13
72. Barnabas wrote in 70 AD:
“Blessed are they who, placing their
trust in the cross, have gone down into
the water; for, says He, they shall
receive their reward in due time...we
indeed descend into the water full of
sins and defilement, but come up,
bearing fruit in our heart, having the
fear [of God] and trust in Jesus in our
spirit.” (The Early Church Fathers:
Ante-Nicene Fathers Volume 1, The
Epistle of Barnabas 11:114-16)
73. In 140-230 AD, Tertullian wrote,
"Happy is our sacrament of water, in that, by
washing away the sins of our early blindness, we
washing away the sins of our early blindness, we
are set free and admitted into eternal life... a viper
are set free and admitted into eternal life...
of the Cainite heresy, lately conversant in this
quarter, has carried away a great number with her
most venomous doctrine, making it her first aim to
making it her first aim to
destroy baptism Which is quite in accordance with
destroy baptism.
nature; for vipers and asps and serpents
themselves generally do affect arid and waterless
places. (On Baptism, Ante-Nicene Fathers, vol. 3,
pg. 669.)
Tertullian is combating a false doctrine that
was denying the importance of baptism!
74. Plan of Great Early
Redemption Commission Acts Epistles Church
Following What Christ We see the Followed by Which we see
the death, commanded in apostles what the taught and
burial, and the Great carrying out apostles practiced by
resurrection Commission… in the book of taught in the the early
of Christ in (Matthew 28, Mark Acts… epistles… Christians
the plan of 16) (chs 2, 9, 22) (Rom 6, Col 2,
redemption Gal 3)
we see…
75. Summary of Study
God wants a relationship with YOU!
Sin gets in the way
You deserve death for disobeying God
God gives you a way to pay that price:
Jesus Christ
He died for your sins so you could be
sanctified!
Will you obey the gospel?
76. Why do you delay? Arise
and be baptized, and wash
away your sins
Acts 22:16
Do you want to die
with Christ?