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- 2. Paul's14Epistles 1st mission 50-51 AD • 1st Thessalonians • 2nd Thessalonians 2nd mission 55-57 AD • 3. 1st Corinthians • 4. 2nd Corinthians 3rd mission 60-62 AD • 7. Philippians • 8. Colossians • 9. Ephesians • 12. Titus • 13. 1st Timothy • 14. 2nd Timothy 4th mission 64-65 AD 5. Galatians 6. Romans 10. Philemon 11. Hebrews
- 4. Where did you find bits of honey in Paul's teaching? {Romans 7-16}
- 6. Other Translations? Whosoever therefore resisteth the power, resisteth the ordinance of God: and they that resist shall receive to themselves damnation Whoever resists such authority resists what God has appointed. and those that resist will incur judgement Romans 13:2 KJV Romans 13:2 TAW
- 7. Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? •Romans 8:31-39
- 8. I stand all amazed at the love Jesus offers me, Confused at the grace that so fully he proffers me. I tremble to know that for me he was crucified, That for me, a sinner, he suffered, he bled and died. Oh, it is wonderful that he should care for me Enough to die for me! Oh, it is wonderful, wonderful to me! HYMN 193
- 9. I marvel that he would descend from his throne divine To rescue a soul so rebellious and proud as mine, That he should extend his great love unto such as I, Sufficient to own, to redeem, and to justify. Oh, it is wonderful that he should care for me Enough to die for me! Oh, it is wonderful, wonderful to me!
- 10. I think of his hands pierced and bleeding to pay the debt! Such mercy, such love and devotion can I forget? No, no, I will praise and adore at the mercy seat, Until at the glorified throne I kneel at his feet. Oh, it is wonderful that he should care for me Enough to die for me! Oh, it is wonderful, wonderful to me
- 11. Romans 14--disputations v. 17 Paul's advice v. 2-4 problem What are our latter-day saint disputations?
- 13. Phebe of Cenchrea Romans 16:1-2 "a succor of many"
- 14. NEXTWEEK
Editor's Notes
- WELCOME to Come Follow Me I'm very excited about today's lesson we roll into a new part of the NEW TESTAMENT I need 5 volunteers – promise ot not embarrass you or anything, I just need you to stand here Can anyone figure out how I arranged them this way? The same way that bible arranged Paul's 14 Epistles--LENGTH
- Paul's Epistles are represented here in the green Dark green denotes groups of people that he wrote to and the light green denotes individuals Why is Hebrew not included up at the top with the other group EPISTLES? There was a question as tot he authorship of Hebrews—saying perhaps Paul didn;t write it but Joseph Smith makes refrenece to Hebrews and saying that Paul wrote this to the HEBREWS so with modern day revealation we know it is from him If we were to break down the letter/epistles according to a chronological system it would fall 6 of his 14
- Paul had been traveling on all of these missins establishing the church wherever he goes we catch up with him in Romans during his second mission here with this purple color It tells us in Romans that he is writing from Corinth—circled here take note that up to this point he had not been to Rome yet
- Paul's writing to the members of the church in Rome he gives them Little bits of Honey—Encouragement we don't have any stories it just comes down to advice Take a few minutes and review these chapters and then I want people to share their little bits of honey from Paul that they found Where did you find bits of Honey in Paul's teaching? SHARE
- This is my bit of Honey that I found– but I'm cheating a little bit because this is found in last weeks lesson But I had to bring it up because I feel that it is a major message of Pauls letter to Rome
- Do you ever use other translations of the Bilbe besides the KJV? Is it Okay feel like we are cheating
- I would like to go back to the good ole days when we used to sing together in here— after these verses I would like to sing Hymn 193 together I'll put the words up here if you can read them or follow along in the hymnbook Sister Thorup will play for us Think about the words as we sing them and what they mean to you.
- There appears to be some disputauions about the interpretation of the old jewish law and he new Christian way of live and the difference between them JUDGE NOT– great little video about not judging our neighbors
- I love that in Romans we learn how this letter was delivered—a woman named Phebe was charged with delivering it to the Saints in Rome I live that it says of her that she was a :succor of Many" she even assiated Paul Makes me think of Sheri Dew chapter 16 mentions 24 saints in various positions inRome 9 of those 24 are women
- NExt week Paul writes to the Saints in Corinth– which was one of the ancient worlds most immoral and idolatrous citiites What advice does he give to the members there? UNITY