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Leviticus is a book many never study so I have decided to use March 2010 to encounter Leviticus.
This is the introductory lesson for the series on "Living Leviticus."
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We shall all stand before the judgment seat of Christ (2 Corinthians 5:10).
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INDEX
1. The Revelation of Jesus Christ
2. Encouragement in Tribulation
3. The Risen Lord
4. The Loveless Church
5. The Suffering Church
6. The Worldly Church
7. The Adulterous Church
8. The Hypocritical Church
9. The Faithful Church
10. The Proud Church
11. Arresting the Downward Trend
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1. John the Baptizer
Read Matthew 3:1-6
(Copy heading and answer
questions.)
•List all the things the
text says concerning
him. Look in your notes
on his birth to find out
anything else and
include.
•What was his
message?
2. repent |riˈpent| verb
In Biblical Hebrew, the idea of repentance is
represented by two verbs: שובshuv (to return)
and נחםnicham (to feel sorrow).
...a change of mind accompanied by regret and
change of conduct, "change of mind and heart",
or, "change of consciousness".
(Copy this definition.)
3. Why did John say the people
needed to repent?
“The kingdom of heaven is a hand.”
4. Who rules in a kingdom?
“The kingdom of heaven is a hand.”
5. What does a king do?
How do his subject relate
the the king?
(Write and answer.)
6. Who was there to
hear John the
Baptizer preach?
(Write down who
was there and of
what sins you think
they needed to
repent.)
Read Luke 3:10-14, and Matthew 3:7
8. Read Luke 3:10-14
Copy from the
internet a tree with
fruit. On each piece
of fruit in a text box
label some things
John tells the people
they should do in
order to show their
repentance.
9. In our culture how do most people decide if
something is wrong or right? What determines
whether something is right or wrong?
Right or Wrong?
