Introduction to the Minor Prophets
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This document provides an overview of major people and events in the history of ancient Israel, from their exodus from Egypt through the exile and return. It lists the 12 minor prophets and notes the approximate dates of their prophecies. Timelines show the division of Israel into northern and southern kingdoms and the fall of each kingdom, with accompanying prophets. The purpose and interpretation of Old Testament prophecy is also briefly discussed.
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John Wimber emphasizes that ministry to the poor through acts of mercy like feeding, clothing, and helping the poor is very important to God and should be a regular practice for the Vineyard. The Vineyard Genetic Code outlines serving the city as one of its core values. Jesus taught that when we serve the poor, hungry, thirsty, strangers, naked, sick or imprisoned we are serving him. John Wimber encourages considering what acts of service the Father is calling you to do for the poor and vulnerable.
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Jesus' disciples say it is better not to marry if divorce is forbidden. Jesus responds that not all can accept this, as some are born unable to marry, made unable by others, or choose not to marry to devote themselves to the Kingdom of Heaven, though this is a personal choice one must feel called to. The passage discusses marriage, celibacy, and devotion to faith, hope, and the church.
Inviting and Gathering Part 3
Jesus preaches to crowds from a boat on the Sea of Galilee. When he finishes, he tells Simon Peter to let down his fishing nets even though they had caught nothing all night. When they do, the nets are so full of fish they begin to tear. This astonishes Peter and the other fishermen. Peter asks Jesus to leave because he feels unworthy. But Jesus tells him instead he will catch people. Peter and the others then follow Jesus.
Inviting and Gathering Part 1
Jesus sends 72 disciples out in pairs to visit towns and spread the message of God's kingdom. He instructs them to pray for more workers and to travel light, staying in one place to accept hospitality. If a town welcomes the disciples, they should heal the sick and share that God's kingdom is near. But if a town rejects them, the disciples should shake its dust from their feet as a sign they have abandoned that town. The disciples return joyfully, having been given power over demons. Jesus tells them their mission is to invite people to learn about him and persuade them to accept his message.
Bristol Vineyard Annual Review 2015 Part 2
Bristol Vineyard's financial summary for 2015 shows that total income was £185,796, an increase from £176,900 in 2014. Total expenditure was £149,845. This resulted in a net income of £35,951 for 2015, up from £9,896 in 2014. The largest sources of income were regular income at £110,734, gifts at £34,372, and tax refunds at £25,826. The highest expenditures were employment at £82,855 and grants at £20,417.
Bristol Vineyard Annual Review 2015 part 1
The 2015 annual review document outlines the agenda which includes defining a healthy church, reviewing the previous year, presenting finances, and looking ahead to 2016 goals. It also discusses discipleship in terms of growing intimacy with God, developing a healthy church community, serving the city, and inviting others.
I am the way
This document discusses Jesus being the way, the truth, and the life to God. It lists other religions like Islam, Buddhism and Hinduism as ways to God but argues Jesus is the way because of who he is, what he did, and where he is now. The document then discusses Jesus being the truth and life as well according to the Bible. It explores connecting different religious beliefs and rituals but ultimately asserts Jesus embodies all religions as the path to eternal life.
I am the Way, and the Truth, and the Life.
This document discusses Jesus being the way, the truth, and the life to God. It lists other religions like Islam, Buddhism and Hinduism as ways to God but emphasizes that Jesus is the true way because of who he is, what he did, and where he is now. The document then discusses Jesus being the truth and connects different religious beliefs. It ends by stating Jesus is the life and discussing faith.
I am the Good Shepherd
The document contains passages from Ezekiel and John describing shepherds. Ezekiel prophecies against Israel's leaders for not properly caring for their people and letting their "flocks starve". In contrast, God says He will personally search for and tend to His sheep. Jesus then says "I am the good shepherd; I know my own sheep, and they know me, just as my Father knows me and I know the Father. So I sacrifice my life for the sheep."
I am the Gate
The document is a collection of Bible passages from John 10:1-5 and John 10:9-10 about Jesus being the gate for sheep. It states that Jesus is the gate/door, and that those who enter through him will be saved and have a rich life. It contrasts this with thieves who sneak in illegally to steal and destroy.
I am the light of the world
The document discusses Jesus' teachings about being the light of the world from the Gospel of John. It provides several passages from John where Jesus says he is the light of the world and that those who follow him will not walk in darkness but have the light of life. The document also references passages from Leviticus about the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles and Exodus about God leading the Israelites with a pillar of cloud by day and fire by night.
Why do we have to persist?
The document discusses persistence in prayer based on two passages from the Bible. It notes that Jesus tells a parable about a man who persistently asks his friend for bread late at night. Even though the friend refuses at first, he gets up and gives the man what he needs because of his persistence. The document then quotes another passage where Jesus says those who ask will receive, those who seek will find, and those who knock will have the door opened. This implies that believers should persist in prayer.
What is a disciple?
This document contains summaries of four biblical passages about disciples and teachers. The first passage describes Paul's background and education under Gamaliel in Jerusalem. The second tells how Jesus called Simon Peter and Andrew to follow him and become fishers of men. The third recounts Jesus walking on water and calming the disciples' fears during a storm. The fourth mentions Barnabas finding Paul in Tarsus and them teaching together in Antioch, where the disciples were first called Christians.
What is church?
This document discusses church and Christianity from multiple perspectives. It begins by asking if the reader is a follower or Christian and attends church. It then shares two bible passages where Jesus tells his disciples to make disciples of all nations and teach them his commands. The document notes some disadvantages of church, including having the wrong goal of just attending rather than spiritual growth. It shares a bible quote about pursuing perfection in Christ. Overall, the document examines the role and purpose of church from Jesus' perspective through various quotes and perspectives.
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This document discusses creationism and evolution. It presents perspectives from both sides of the debate. It questions whether evolution has disproved creation and examines arguments that evolution is proven fact versus a theory. It also questions why discussion of alternatives to evolution is ridiculed rather than allowed as open scientific debate. Both sides cite scientists and researchers to support their positions on the relationship between science and religion regarding the origins of life.
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This document presents perspectives from scientists and philosophers on the relationship between science and religion. It includes quotes that both support and reject the compatibility of science and faith. For example, Peter Atkins asserts that science and faith cannot be reconciled, while Francis Collins believes Darwinism is fully compatible with religious beliefs. The document also discusses philosophical arguments for and against the existence of God, such as Thomas Aquinas' cosmological argument and challenges to that view.
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How Luke's original 2-part text 'History of Christian Origins', separated to become his Gospel and the book of Acts.
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The document is a summary of Psalm 51, one of the Penitential Psalms. It discusses King David's prayer to God after being confronted by the prophet Nathan for his sins of adultery with Bathsheba and conspiracy to murder her husband. David acknowledges and confesses his sins, asking God to wash him clean and renew a right spirit within him. He expresses his repentance and desire that God forgive him and restore his joy.
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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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Introduction to the Minor Prophets
- 2. • Isaiah • Jeremiah • Ezekiel • Daniel • Hosea • Joel • Amos • Obadiah • Jonah • Micah • Nahum • Habbakuk • Zephaniah • Haggai • Zechariah • Malachi
- 4. 200400600800100012001400160018002000 0 Israel in Egypt From desert to Canaan
- 5. 200400600800100012001400160018002000 0 Israel in Egypt Judges From desert to Canaan
- 6. 200400600800100012001400160018002000 0 Israel in Egypt Judges Saul, David, Solomon From desert to Canaan
- 7. 200400600800100012001400160018002000 0 Israel in Egypt Judges Saul, David, Solomon From desert to Canaan Southern kingdom Northern kingdom
- 8. 200400600800100012001400160018002000 0 Israel in Egypt Judges Saul, David, Solomon From desert to Canaan Southern kingdom Northern kingdom Amos 760BC
- 9. 200400600800100012001400160018002000 0 Israel in Egypt Judges Saul, David, Solomon From desert to Canaan Southern kingdom Northern kingdom Amos 760BC Malachi 460BC
- 10. All about the exile
- 11. Deuteronomy
- 12. 720740760780800 700 Amos 760 Hosea 755 - 722 Northern kingdom Defeat by Assyria Mass deportation 722BC
- 13. 500550600650700 450 Habakkuk 605 Zephaniah 640 - 610 Southern kingdom Jerusalem falls Exile in Babylon 586BC First exiles return to Jerusalem 538BC Zechariah 520 Malachi 460 Exile
- 14. OT Prophecy: Announcing the Covenant’s enforcement
- 15. Old Testament Torah: Who are God’s people & how should they behave? Histories: How did God’s people behave? Prophecy: How did God respond?
- 16. OT Prophecy: Collections of oracles
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