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The document provides an overview of the Book of Numbers in the Bible. It describes how Numbers begins where the Book of Leviticus ends, with the Israelites camped at Mount Sinai. It then discusses God ordering a census of the Israelites be taken and the results of that census, with the tribes of Israel being counted except for the tribe of Levi. Finally, it talks about order being important in the camp as God dwelled among them, with the Levites serving as priests to help the people reach God.
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The document provides an overview of "the big picture" according to Christianity. It discusses that knowing the big picture helps answer life's big questions by understanding that life is about bringing God glory through following Jesus' example of living for others. The big picture shows that the goal is to expand God's kingdom, the mission is to make disciples through sharing the gospel worldwide, and the ultimate purpose is to glorify God and Jesus so they may be worshipped.
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This document contains a summary of the biblical passage Luke 24:13-27 in which Jesus walks with two disciples who do not recognize him. It also discusses transforming one's imagination and understanding of God and the Bible. The summary is:
1) The document discusses Jesus walking with two disciples after his resurrection and helping them understand scriptures about him.
2) It addresses transforming one's view of God from nationalist to embracing suffering, and of the Bible from isolated passages to a unified story.
3) The transformation involves viewing Bible study as a communal rather than individual endeavor guided by the Holy Spirit.
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Amahoro 2012 bible
The document discusses how the Bible has been used both to support and oppose slavery, the Copernican theory of astronomy, and views on poverty. It notes that passages from both the Old and New Testaments were cited by proponents of slavery to argue it was sanctioned by God. It also discusses how Christian leaders like Martin Luther and John Calvin rejected Copernicus' findings because they contradicted literal interpretations of certain Bible passages. The document questions whether the Bible should be seen as a rule book or library open to different interpretations, and suggests seeing it through the lens of Jesus' life and teachings rather than taking every passage literally.
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04 first church leaders
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3) Philip's ministry in Samaria where he preached and performed miracles, with Peter and John coming to bestow the Holy Spirit, and his encounter with an Ethiopian official that led to the man's baptism.
4) The persecution of the church after Stephen's death scattered believers but spread the gospel message further, as persecution throughout history has spread
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08 comrades in arms
The document summarizes key events and lessons from Jesus' ministry based on passages from the Gospels. It discusses how Jesus chose disciples to help preach and teach, but they struggled with flaws like pride and doubt. It provides examples of Jesus calming a storm to demonstrate he can help in adversity, and teaching that true greatness comes from service rather than status or position. It emphasizes the importance of personal Bible study like the disciples on the road to Emmaus who learned from Jesus explaining the scriptures to them. The conclusion encourages diligent Bible study and conformity to God's word to prepare for coming events.
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Stephen, a faithful follower of Jesus chosen to serve the early Christian community, was falsely accused of blasphemy and brought before the Jewish high council. When questioned, Stephen delivered a speech recounting Israel's history and accusing the council members of rejecting God and killing the prophets, including Jesus. Enraged by Stephen's testimony, the council had him stoned to death outside the city. As he was dying, Stephen prayed for forgiveness for his murderers. Saul, later known as the Apostle Paul, approved of and participated in Stephen's execution, which sparked widespread persecution that led to the dispersion of believers and spread of the Christian faith.2.Stopover 11 Copy.pptx
The document discusses the kingdom of God as presented through Jesus' actions. It describes the kingdom of God as found in Jesus' blessings of health, life, justice and forgiveness for people. These works of Jesus focused on life for human beings, mediated through his practice, rather than just proofs of his divinity. Behind Jesus' acts of healing and restoring people was an affirmation of human dignity and offering a counter-culture through his values of relationships and restoring people to community.
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The document discusses the end times and finding rest in Christ. It summarizes that:
1) The world is facing serious issues as end times events are fulfilled, but believers can find rest in Christ amid the troubles.
2) Jesus promised he will return and believers should remain faithful until then, finding rest in his promises.
3) When Christ returns, believers will receive ultimate rest in the new Earth with God for eternity.
12 restless prophet
Jonah initially refused God's call to preach to Nineveh because he did not want to warn his enemies. He tried to flee by boat to Tarshish instead of obeying God. God sent a storm and a large fish to intervene. After being rescued, Jonah fulfilled his mission. The Ninevites repented greatly upon hearing Jonah's short message. However, Jonah was still unhappy that God forgave Nineveh. God used the example of a plant to help Jonah understand that God's mercy and concern extends to all people. In the end, both Nineveh and Jonah learned to accept God's love and forgiveness.
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El documento habla sobre el descanso que los creyentes pueden tener a pesar de los problemas en el mundo. Aunque el mundo está lleno de tribulaciones, los que confían en Dios pueden descansar sabiendo que Él controla el futuro y ha prometido un descanso eterno. El documento también dice que aunque los que han muerto descansan temporalmente, el verdadero descanso final solo se alcanzará cuando Cristo regrese.
12 el profeta sin descanso
Jonás encontró descanso en Dios hasta que Dios le pidió predicar a los enemigos de Israel en Nínive. Al ser enviado a Nínive, Jonás huyó por temor a que Dios perdonara a los ninivitas. Aunque fue salvado de morir en el mar, Jonás continuó sin encontrar paz interior hasta que aprendió que Dios ama a todos los pueblos por igual.
11 longing for more
The document summarizes symbols presented in the New Testament that point to spiritual truths. It discusses how Paul viewed the crossing of the Red Sea as a symbol of baptism, and how John the Baptist saw animal sacrifices at the Temple as a symbol of Jesus redeeming people. It also examines how the book of Hebrews presents the Sabbath in creation and entering the promised land as symbols of the rest God gives believers. The document explores these symbols and their deeper meanings, emphasizing how they point to spiritual realities about following Christ.
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El documento resume cómo los autores del Nuevo Testamento usan historias del Antiguo Testamento como símbolos de realidades espirituales. Por ejemplo, Pablo ve el cruce del Mar Rojo como símbolo del bautismo, y en Hebreos el sábado de la Creación y la conquista de Canaán simbolizan el descanso que Dios ofrece. El documento también explora cómo otros eventos como los sacrificios en el Templo prefiguran la redención de Jesús.
10 sabbath rest
The document discusses the Sabbath and what it means to keep the Sabbath holy. It provides several key points about the Sabbath:
1) The Sabbath is a day of rest dedicated to God to remember God's power in creation and our role as stewards.
2) It is meant to be a day of thankfulness for our liberation from sin and a reminder of God's plan for our full communion with Him.
3) Rather than just physical rest, the Sabbath involves serving others through acts of love, mercy, and benevolence without limits of time or place.
10 descanso sabatico
El documento resume las diferentes formas en que el sábado nos recuerda nuestra relación con Dios, incluyendo recordar su poder como Creador, agradecerle por liberarnos del pecado a través de Jesús, y servir a otros como parte de nuestra adoración a Dios.
09 the rhythms to rest
The document discusses the importance and meaning of the Sabbath. It summarizes that the Sabbath reminds us that God created us and redeemed us from slavery. It is a day for resting with God and having communion with our Creator. The Sabbath points to Jesus as our Creator and Redeemer and the promise that one day we will live with Him forever in a new creation without sin or stress.
09 los ritmos del descanso
El documento habla sobre el significado del sábado como día de descanso y comunión con Dios. El sábado recuerda que Dios nos creó y nos redimió de la esclavitud, y es un día para descansar de nuestras tareas y pasar tiempo con el Creador. También señala a Jesús como nuestro Creador y Redentor, con quien compartiremos la eternidad.
08 libres para descansar
Este documento resume dos historias bíblicas sobre la enfermedad y el desánimo. La primera historia trata sobre un paralítico que Jesús curó después de perdonar sus pecados. La segunda historia trata sobre Elías, quien cayó en un profundo desánimo después de ser amenazado por Jezabel, pero Dios lo consoló y le dio nuevas tareas. El documento también discute las causas de la enfermedad y el desánimo, y cómo Jesús y Dios ofrecen descanso y consuelo.
08 free to rest
This document summarizes two biblical stories about individuals who faced physical or spiritual sickness and discouragement, and the lessons we can learn from them. The paralytic man's illness was caused by his sinful life, but his friends cared for him and Jesus forgave his sins and healed him. Elijah faced discouragement when threatened by Jezebel, but found rest and encouragement from God who assigned him new purpose and tasks. Both examples show that through faith in God, forgiveness, and his love, one can find healing and hope even in suffering.
07 rest relationship and healing
Joseph was imprisoned for two more years after being released from prison. When the Pharaoh had strange dreams, the butler remembered Joseph's ability to interpret dreams. Joseph interpreted the dreams to mean there would be seven years of abundance followed by seven years of famine. He advised Pharaoh to store grain during the abundant years. As a result, Pharaoh promoted Joseph to first minister and gave him a high position in Egypt. During the first year of famine, Joseph's brothers came to Egypt for food and Joseph had to decide whether to punish or forgive them for their past treatment of him.
07 descanso relaciones y salud
La historia cuenta cómo José perdonó a sus hermanos que lo habían vendido como esclavo años atrás. Cuando José se convirtió en primer ministro de Egipto y sus hermanos viajaron allí durante una hambruna, él los reconoció pero no se reveló. Probó la sinceridad de su arrepentimiento antes de reconciliarse con ellos. José perdonó porque comprendió que Dios había usado lo malo para un bien mayor y porque creía en perdonar como Dios los perdona a nosotros.
06 finding rest in family ties
This document summarizes a lesson about Joseph from the Bible. It discusses how Joseph came from a dysfunctional family but learned lessons of faith from them. As a young man, Joseph's brothers sold him into slavery in Egypt after becoming jealous of him. Though facing difficulties, Joseph maintained his faith in God. He found favor with his masters and rose to a position of leadership overseeing other slaves. His faith and moral character helped him overcome conflicts and challenges.
06 descanso en los lazos familiares
José tuvo una familia disfuncional pero aprendió a confiar en Dios. Fue vendido como esclavo a Egipto pero continuó aplicando los principios bíblicos. Aunque fue acusado falsamente y enviado a prisión, se ganó la confianza de los demás presos y del jefe de la cárcel.
05 venid a mi
El documento analiza el significado del descanso en Cristo mencionado en Mateo 11:28-30. Explica que Jesús ofrece un descanso basado en su divinidad y unidad con el Padre. Este descanso se obtiene cuando nos sentimos cansados y cargados y le llevamos nuestras cargas a Jesús para que se haga cargo de ellas. Al aceptar el yugo de Cristo, nos sometemos a su voluntad y trabajamos con Él para llevar a cabo su obra.
05 come to me
This document provides a summary of Matthew 11:28-30 about finding rest in Christ. It examines the context of the passage and what it means to take Christ's yoke. Key points include: 1) Jesus offers rest because he is one with God; 2) To find rest, we must feel the need for it and bring our burdens to Jesus; 3) Christ's yoke makes burdens easier to carry as we submit to his will. The yoke represents submitting to God's law of liberty rather than heavy burdens of works or slavery. With Christ's strength, his yoke is light.
04 the cost of rest
David committed adultery with Bathsheba and arranged for her husband Uriah to be killed. He tried to conceal his sins but was confronted by Nathan. David repented and confessed his sins. Though forgiven, David still faced consequences for his actions, including the death of his child with Bathsheba. However, through repentance, David was able to find joy in God's salvation again. True repentance requires a changed heart and relying on God rather than oneself to resist sin going forward. David's story shows both the possibility of forgiveness for even grave sins, as well as the consequences of sin despite repentance.
04 the cost of rest
David committed adultery with Bathsheba and arranged for her husband Uriah to be killed. He tried to conceal his sins but was confronted by Nathan. David repented and confessed his sins. Though forgiven, David still faced consequences for his actions, including the death of his child with Bathsheba. However, through repentance, David was able to find joy in God's salvation again. True repentance requires a changed heart and relying on God rather than oneself to avoid future sins. David's story shows that no matter how serious the sin, God is willing to forgive those who repent.
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N 01 A New Order
- 1. A NEW ORDER Lesson 1 Numbers Chapters 1-4
- 2. THE BIRTH OF A NATION The book of Exodus tells the story of the people of Israel, from its slavery in Egypt to its birth as a theocratic Nation.
- 3. The book of Exodus ends on the first day of the first month in the second year, when the tabernacle was set up.
- 4. The book of Leviticus registers the laws relating to the Sanctuary and the events during the next month, while they were camping in front of Mount Sinai.
- 5. The book of Numbers begins with Sinai, the first day of the second month of the second year after they left Egypt. It begins with the divine order of taking a census of the people.
- 6. God showed Moses and Aaron the names of the representative from each tribe. They helped them to take the census of the people. It was divided in patriarchal tribes, clans, families and person. Only males over 20 years who could fight were counted. The tribe of Levi was excluded. It was a military census in order to prepare Israel for war.
- 8. Asher ORDER IN THE CAMP Dan Naphtali Merarites (Levites) Issachar Manasseh Gershonites (Levites) Priests (and Moses) Judah Ephraim Kohatites (Levites) Zebulun Benjamin Simeon Reuben Gad
- 9. “God is a God of order. Everything connected with heaven is in perfect order; subjection and thorough discipline mark the movements of the angelic host. Success can only attend order and harmonious action. God requires order and system in His work now no less than in the days of Israel. All who are working for Him are to labor intelligently, not in a careless, haphazard manner. He would have his work done with faith and exactness, that He may place the seal of His approval upon it.” EGW (Patriarchs and Prophets, chap. 33, page 376) ORDER IN THE CAMP
- 10. The camp was holy because the presence of God made it holy. HOLINESS IN THE CAMP “Then have them make a sanctuary for me, and I will dwell among them” (Exodus, 25: 8) God dwelled in the centre of the camp. He was so close that they could see Him and even touch Him, and He was far enough that they couldn’t die because of His presence. Nowadays, God is far enough, so we can’t die before His presence, but He is so close that He can encourage us and support us.
- 11. When God kept the life of Israel’s firstborns when the last plague, He took them to serve Him (Exodus, 13: 2) Then God chose the tribe of Levi to serve Him instead of the firstborns, because they devoted their selves to God when they stood aside while the golden calf rebellion (Exodus, 32: 29) Israelites could reach God through Levites as they were in charge of the tabernacle, they took part in worship, they taught, they judged and they instructed the people.
- 12. “But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people belonging to God, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light” (1 Peter, 2: 9) We have a solemn duty as a chosen people (present Levites). We can be aware of it or we can act irresponsibly, as Nadab and Abihu did. We must respect everything related with God and His service, and it is our duty to transmit the knowledge of our holy God to others.
- 13. ADAPT it!Teaching Approach Effective for SMALL GROUPS ASSOCIATE truth – Why should I study this lesson?DISCOVER truth – What does the Bible say about this truth?APPLY truth – How can this truth affect my life today?PLAN using the truth – How can I use this truth today?TRANSFER truth to life – What changes do I need in my life? We invite you to download and study each one of the 13 lessons about the book of Numbers Slideshare.net/chucho1943