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The document discusses issues with how some Christians in Corinth were observing communion or the Lord's Supper. Specifically, it notes there were divisions, factions, and people getting drunk during the communal meal. It then provides the proper understanding of communion according to Scripture, namely that it is an obligation commanded by Jesus to remember his death through eating bread and drinking wine, not a sacrament involving transubstantiation or consubstantiation.
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The document discusses the biblical concept of blessing and the importance of blessing being felt through touch, spoken through words, and attaching special value to the person being blessed. It then discusses the meaning and proper observance of taking communion or the Lord's Supper, including the criteria of being saved and not participating if one has not accepted Christ.
11-27-11 bible study notes
This document provides an overview of key aspects of the Bible and church practices based on passages from the New Testament:
1) It discusses the early church devoting itself to teaching, fellowship, sharing meals (including communion), and prayer based on Acts 2:42.
2) It outlines the importance of preaching, giving/sharing, communion, and prayer in the church based on passages from Corinthians, Timothy, and Acts.
3) It provides a warning about partaking in communion in an unworthy manner from 1 Corinthians 11:27-30 and explains the significance of communion from 1 Corinthians 11:23-26.
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Guilty yet free
The document discusses how all people are sinners deserving of punishment but can receive salvation through Jesus. It says Jesus died to take the punishment for sins so that believers can be forgiven and have eternal life. It encourages the reader to confess their sins, call on Jesus, and accept him as their savior to receive this free gift of eternal life like the thief on the cross who believed in Jesus.
Proverbs forpartners 4
God's wisdom in Proverbs provides principles for effective and blessed relationships. Foundational principles include making God the top priority, viewing marriage as a sacred covenant, and following God's principles over man's. Mutual principles between partners involve being open to instruction, avoiding bad counsel, seeking growth, and watching one's heart. Character is also important, with virtues like righteousness, integrity, kindness, truth, and humility being emphasized. The document encourages visiting a church website to learn more and listen to accompanying sermons on these topics.
Proverbs forpartners 3
This document contains proverbs about marriage from the Bible. It outlines some foundational principles for relationships, including making God the top priority, viewing marriage as a sacred covenant, and following God's principles over man's. It also lists some mutual principles for partners, such as being open to instruction, avoiding bad counsel, seeking personal growth, and guarding one's heart. The document encourages visiting a church website for more information on these topics and to listen to accompanying sermons.
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This document provides proverbs from the Bible about marriage and relationships. It outlines several foundational principles for relationships according to scripture: God must be the top priority, marriage is a sacred covenant, and people should follow God's principles over man's. It also discusses mutual principles for relationships, including being open to instruction and companionship. The purpose of God's instruction is to deliver people from evil and bring them together with good companions. In the end, it promotes a church website for further relationship resources.
Proverbs forpartners 1
This document contains proverbs and principles for effective marriage relationships from the Bible. It emphasizes that God must be the foundation of a marriage and come before anything else. It also notes that marriage is a sacred covenant with God, one's spouse, children, and society. The document encourages following God's principles over man's and provides a website address for a church where one can learn more about the sermons on marriage.
Pleasing god 2
This document contains summaries of II Corinthians 5:9 and Romans 12:1-2 about living to please God. It discusses that pleasing God involves:
1) Recognizing our mortality and accountability to God.
2) Requiring faith, courage, and coinciding with God's purpose for us.
3) Having ambition to please God whether present or absent.
It also summarizes that pleasing God involves presenting our bodies as living sacrifices through transformation rather than conformity to the world by renewing our minds. The goal is to prove God's good, pleasing, and perfect will.
Psalm139
The Psalm describes God as omniscient, eternal, sovereign, and infinite. It says God knows our thoughts, actions, and whereabouts at all times. The Psalm encourages acknowledging, worshipping, submitting to, and praising God given his complete knowledge and sovereignty. It suggests avoiding ungodliness and ungodly influences, and instead inviting God's scrutiny and leadership in life.
Resn proves
The document discusses what Jesus' resurrection proves, including that the Old Testament is the word of God, Jesus is God and Lord, God is satisfied, believers will be raised to eternal joy, Jesus will return and judge the world. It argues that all people must repent, accept Jesus as their savior by faith in his death and resurrection to save them from sin, and then serve him. It provides a link to a church website to learn more.
Psalm103
Psalm 103 contains multiple calls to bless God through recognizing and acknowledging His many blessings and benefits. It encourages blessing God through verbal praise to oneself, others, God's angels, and all His creation. Both God's excellent character and great works are causes for blessing Him. The psalm describes over 8 characteristics of God's nature and over 10 of His deeds as reasons for blessing His holy name.
Psalm99
This psalm praises God, who reigns over all and establishes justice. It describes God as exalted in Zion above all peoples, with a great and awesome name. It mentions that Moses, Aaron and Samuel called on God's name and he answered them, speaking through a pillar of cloud. The psalm calls the people to tremble before God, exalt and praise his name, and worship at his footstool, as he is a just and forgiving ruler over Israel.
Psalm90
Psalm 90 outlines timely principles for living with an eternal God. It begins by establishing that God has been a dwelling place for generations and existed before creation. Then it notes that humans lives are short like grass compared to God's eternity. Finally, it prescribes principles like acknowledging God as creator and sovereign, living wisely in light of our brevity, and finding satisfaction in God. The overall message is that understanding God's eternal nature should constantly influence how we live.
Psalm63
The psalmist expresses a deep longing and thirst for God, having seen God's power and glory. Though in a dry land without water, the psalmist finds satisfaction in God alone and praise God at all times. When remembering God, the psalmist meditates on God for comfort, as God has provided help in the past. The psalm promises that those who cling to God will be delivered and upheld, while those who seek to destroy the righteous will be judged.
Psalm46
This document is a summary of Psalm 46 which discusses cultivating a quiet heart. It outlines obstacles to a quiet heart such as trouble, change, and wars. It then gives invitations to a quiet heart by knowing that God is our refuge, strength, and help. God brings peace and is exalted. The commands are to come, behold God's works, cease striving and know that God is God. The overall message is that nothing outside of us should disturb our inner peace that comes from God.
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This document discusses dealing with depression through examining Psalms 42-43. It summarizes that the Psalms describe common symptoms of depression like extreme unhappiness, weeping, loss of appetite and joy. It notes common triggers as being taunted, losses, oppression by enemies and challenges without answers. The Psalms provide guidance for dealing with depression by drawing near to God, analyzing what is causing struggles, stirring faith in God, encouraging oneself with biblical truths, fixing hope on God as one's life and source of joy, and praying.
Psalm34
This document outlines the key aspects of a God-centered life according to Psalm 34. It identifies that a God-centered life involves constant praise of God, contagious praise that others will see, a continual pursuit of an intimate relationship with God through fear of the Lord. It also involves confident prayer, constant protection from God, consecrated practices to God, being crushed in spirit before God, contented patience, and a confident prospect of God. The document encourages living a God-centered life in order to receive God's protection, provision, and blessing.
Psalm32
This psalm describes how sin leads to unhappiness but forgiveness restores joy. It says:
1) Keeping sin secret makes one waste away in grief, but confessing sin to God brings forgiveness and relief from guilt.
2) The righteous should pray to God especially during troubles, for God protects them from harm.
3) God instructs the righteous in the right path and shields them from sorrow, while the wicked face many troubles.
Psalm23
Psalm 23 is a song about God as the shepherd who provides for and protects His flock. It describes how the LORD is the shepherd who leads the psalmist to rest in green pastures and quiet waters, restoring their soul. Even in the darkest valleys, the shepherd's staff and rod bring comfort so that no evil can be feared. God prepares a table and anoints the psalmist's head, so that goodness and mercy will follow all the days of their life as they dwell in God's house forever under the care and protection of their shepherd.
Psalm1
The document provides a prescription for happiness based on Psalm 1. It advises to make good choices by watching one's walk, stance, and seat - avoiding the counsel of the wicked, path of sinners, and seat of scoffers. It also advises choosing godly companions through wise counsel and watching one's pleasures. Practicing meditation on God and cultivating godly character are also prescribed, noting choices have consequences. The righteous will be blessed while the wicked will not stand in judgment.
Pleasing god
This document contains multiple Bible passages and quotes about living a life that pleases God. It discusses recognizing mortality and accountability to God, having the courage and faith to live for God's purpose, making a choice to present one's body as a living sacrifice, transforming one's mind through renewal, not conforming to the world, and seeking heavenly things. It encourages the reader to consider what they want to do to please God in the coming year.
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The document discusses different views of God's will and provides a model for finding God's personal will. It explains that God's will has three parts: his sovereign will, his moral will, and his personal will. It advocates finding God's personal will through the way of wisdom, using scriptural principles, wisdom, and spiritual maturity while staying within the boundaries of God's moral will. The document encourages visiting the church website to learn more about the church and listen to audio messages related to the topics discussed.
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The Mandukya Upanishad belongs to the Atharvaveda. Although it contains only 12 verses.
This Upanishad became the basis for the emergence of the Advaita Vedanta or the philosophy of monism, according to which Brahman alone is the truth and the rest is an illusion.
The Upanishad deals with the symbolic significance of the sacred syllable Aum and its correlation with the four states of consciousness, namely the wakeful consciousness, dream state, the state of deep sleep or dreamless sleep and the state of transcendental consciousness in which all divisions and duality disappears and the self alone exists in its pure state, all by itself.
1. Wakefulness—Jagrat (Vaisvanara is the first stage - A) Consciousness
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The ability to control one's dreams or for the dreamer to be aware that he or she is dreaming. This process, called lucid dreaming, has some potential risks as well as many fascinating benefits. However, many people are hesitant to try it initially for fear of the potential dangers. This article aims to clarify these concerns by exploring both the risks and benefits of lucid dreaming.
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Physical Harm in Dreams Lucid dreaming is fundamentally safe. In a lucid dream, everything is a creation of your mind. Therefore, nothing in the dream can physically harm you. Despite the vividness and realness of the dream experience, it remains entirely within your mental landscape, posing no physical danger.
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Escapism Using lucid dreaming to escape reality can be problematic if it interferes with your daily life. While it is sometimes beneficial to escape and relieve the stress of reality, relying on lucid dreaming for happiness can hinder personal growth and productivity.
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Mental Exhaustion Lucid dreaming can be mentally taxing if practiced excessively without breaks. It’s important to balance lucid dreaming with regular sleep to avoid mental fatigue.
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- 3. For there must also be factions among you, so that those who are approved may become evident among you. Therefore when you meet together, it is not to eat the Lord's Supper, for in your eating each one takes his own supper first; and one is hungry and another is drunk.
- 4. What! Do you not have houses in which to eat and drink? Or do you despise the church of God and shame those who have nothing? What shall I say to you? Shall I praise you? In this I will not praise you.
- 5. For I received from the Lord that which I also delivered to you, that the Lord Jesus in the night in which He was betrayed took bread; and when He had given thanks, He broke it and said, "This is My body, which is for you; do this in remembrance of Me."
- 6. In the same way He took the cup also after supper, saying, "This cup is the new covenant in My blood; do this, as often as you drink it, in remembrance of Me." For as often as you eat this bread and drink the cup, you proclaim the Lord's death until He comes.