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The document appears to be a list of winners from various categories related to signs and Easter. It includes snippets of conversations about Jesus seeking and saving the lost, coming to those who are weary and will find rest, and the empty tomb believed to be Jesus' tomb, where his body was not found after resurrecting on the third day as he had foretold.
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This document provides a summary of scripture passages about Jesus' last supper, crucifixion, and interaction with the penitent thief. It discusses Jesus instituting communion and telling his followers to remember him. It describes Jesus' six trials and crucifixion between two criminals. One criminal insults Jesus while the other expresses faith, asking Jesus to remember him in paradise. Jesus promises the penitent thief that today they will be together in paradise. The document examines the implications of this interaction.04-12-20, Luke 22;14-20, Luke 23;13-25 & 32-43, Remember Me - Jesus with the ...
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This document provides a summary of scripture passages about Jesus' last supper, crucifixion, and interaction with the penitent thief. It examines Jesus' words from the cross forgiving his executioners and promising the thief paradise. The discussion focuses on the meaning of paradise and theological implications like the nature of forgiveness and how no one is beyond salvation through faith in Christ. The hope of Easter is that all can find forgiveness and new life through Jesus' death and resurrection.The Power of Resurrection
The document discusses the resurrection of Jesus Christ from three perspectives. It begins by emphasizing that Christians should walk in the power of resurrection every day, not just on Easter Sunday. It then provides details from the gospels about the events of Easter morning, when Mary Magdalene and other women discovered Jesus' tomb was empty. It closes by reflecting on what Jesus' resurrection means, that he conquered sin and death so believers can have new life.
re:Think Hope - Our Hope is Real
1. The document discusses evidence for the resurrection of Jesus Christ, including medical evidence that Jesus was truly dead and couldn't have been resuscitated, the empty tomb, eyewitness accounts of people seeing Jesus after his death, and the radical life changes in the disciples.
2. It also examines arguments against the resurrection and provides responses, such as the disciples weren't expecting the resurrection so they weren't biased, and the women and disciples would have recognized Jesus and not someone else.
3. The conclusion asks what the reader will do with this evidence for Jesus' resurrection.
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The document provides details from the last week of Jesus Christ's life according to the Gospel of Matthew. It describes Jesus entering Jerusalem on a donkey and clearing the temple. It then outlines Jesus having the Last Supper with his disciples where he introduced the sacrament and foretold his betrayal. The summary ends with Jesus being arrested in Gethsemane and brought before Pilate to be condemned to crucifixion.
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During the early stages of Jesus' ministry in Galilee:
1) Jesus began preaching that the kingdom of God was near and calling disciples like Peter, Andrew, James, and John to follow him. 2) He demonstrated his authority over demons and diseases by performing many exorcisms and healings, which amazed the crowds. 3) He controversially healed on the Sabbath and ate with sinners, challenging Jewish traditions and authorities. 4) Jesus formally called the twelve apostles who would be his closest followers as he traveled throughout Galilee teaching and healing.
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Easter Suday - Lecture and Slide Presentation 2021
The document discusses evidence for Jesus' resurrection from the dead, beginning with the empty tomb on Easter morning. It notes that the tomb was found empty by women who encountered angels saying Jesus had risen, as was foretold. Several proofs of the empty tomb are discussed, including the intact burial cloths and Roman guards being bribed to spread a false story. The document argues this shows the disciples did not steal Jesus' body and provides evidence that he resurrected and appeared to his disciples for 40 days, establishing Christianity.
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The document presents excerpts from The New Revelation of Jesus Christ describing various signs and miracles performed by Jesus, His angels, and disciples during His apostleship, including healings of the paralyzed, demon-possessed, blind, and more. It provides details on these miracles from The Great Gospel of John and The Lord's Sermons to further explain and complement the biblical accounts.
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This document provides a summary of Mark 2:1-12 from a sermon given at First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi. It discusses how Jesus heals a paralyzed man by first forgiving his sins, which the teachers of the law object to as blasphemy since only God can forgive sins. Jesus then heals the man to demonstrate that as the Son of Man he has the authority on Earth to forgive sins. The healing amazes the crowd and demonstrates that forgiveness of sins was mankind's greatest need, which Jesus came to provide.
3 jovenes the miracle worker
The document contains four miracle stories from 2 Kings 4 about the prophet Elisha.
The first story involves Elisha helping a widow by having her gather empty jars and fill them with oil, which she was then able to sell to pay off her deceased husband's debts.
The second story is about Elisha restoring a Shunammite woman's son to life after he had died.
The third story is about Elisha helping a group of prophets by making a poisonous stew edible.
The fourth story involves Elisha miraculously feeding 100 men from a small amount of barley bread.
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The document discusses responses to issues raised by atheists regarding God and Christianity. It addresses the problem of evil and suffering in 3 main points:
1) Hardships in life are often caused by selfish and unscrupulous people, not God. God allows free will and its consequences to establish equilibrium.
2) Life involves testing one's free will. God respects free will and only intervenes minimally to maintain order. Suffering can be a countermeasure for transgressions.
3) God's goal is to develop free beings, so He cannot intervene overtly in human affairs but quietly guides development. Judgment is a last resort to deter threats to freedom.
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Easter is among the most exceptional events for most Christian believers, representing the resurrection of Jesus and how it transformed the world. The passage discusses four essential Bible passages related to Easter: 1) John 2:19 about Jesus foretelling his own resurrection; 2) 1 Corinthians 15:16-20 about how the Christian faith depends on the resurrection; 3) Luke 24:1-3 about the empty tomb being the first sign of resurrection; and 4) Luke 24:23 about how those who discovered the empty tomb spread the word that Jesus was alive. Christians are encouraged to reflect on these Bible passages at Easter to remember the significance of Jesus' resurrection.
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Today's Message is based on The Road to Emmaus.
Luke 24:13-35
We can remember Jesus' presence in our lives by continually listen to the preaching of the Word and partaking in the Lord's Supper together
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This message is Part 7 of the series “The Miracle Of Mercy” by Pastor Chuck Bernal. In this message Pastor Chuck talks about our calling to help other people. The message is titled, "Our Ministry Of Mercy".
Using three "Compassion" case studies, a leper being healed by Jesus, a paralyzed man finding hope and healing and a group of sinners meeting Jesus, Pastor Chuck talks about how we can help the least, the last and the lost find God's mercy in their lives.
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Bil102 ws1
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The document provides a summary of a sermon about the importance of the sanctuary message in Seventh-day Adventism. It discusses how the sanctuary message was foundational to SDA beliefs but was gradually deemphasized after the 1960s. It also summarizes the controversy surrounding the 1957 book "Questions on Doctrine", which attempted to make Adventist beliefs more acceptable to evangelicals but divided the church and led it to drift from some core doctrines. The sermon argues for a return to emphasizing the sanctuary message and obedience to God's law through Christ's power.
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This document discusses whether the Bible can truly be considered the word of God. It references statements from Christian scholars acknowledging that the Bible was written by humans and passed through human minds, containing elements of human characteristics. It also notes that the Bible contains different types of material, including direct words from God, words of prophets, and historical accounts, which Christians treat as equal in authority. The document argues that Muslims distinguish these different types of material and keep religious texts separate, unlike the single volume of the Bible. It then discusses the existence of multiple versions of the Bible used by different Christian denominations.
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- 1. BEST OF “SIGN POSTS”
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- 3. Winner – inspirational message category
- 4. Winner – best new food
- 5. Winner: You’re kidding Category
- 6. Winner: Down right mean category
- 7. Winner: Brian’s favorite
- 8. Winner: (They said to show this one or else…)
- 9. Winner: Best advice category
- 10. Winner: most obvious category
- 11. Winner: Parents Favorite
- 12. Winner: Best Easter Application
- 16. 2. What does it mean for me? a. REMEMBER…
- 17. Conversation two: 3. Jesus’ Promise “ COME to me you who are WEARY and heavy laden and I will give you REST
- 19. Empty tomb believed to be the tomb of Jesus
- 20. Luke 24:1-7 Now on the first day of the week… they…came to the tomb bringing the spices which they had prepared. But they found the stone rolled away from the tomb
- 21. Then they went in and did not find the body of the Lord Jesus…behold, two men stood by them in shining garments…they said to them, "Why do you seek the living among the dead?
- 22. He is not here, but is risen! Remember how He spoke …saying, 'The Son of Man must be delivered into the hands of sinful men, and be crucified, and the third day rise again.' "
- 23. 4. What does it mean for me?