Revelation 8
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This document contains three excerpts discussing war, God's wrath, and human arrogance. The first excerpt lists the durations of major wars in US history as well as the ongoing War on Terror. The second excerpt states that while descriptions of God's judgment may be figurative, the meaning of God's wrath is clear. The third excerpt likens modern people to Pharaohs and Caesars, intent on controlling their own worlds despite not being the true masters of the universe, and says humans can either humble themselves before God or harden their hearts as Pharaoh did.
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Nehemiah 13:15-18
The document provides announcements for an upcoming retreat and Bible study. It also shares excerpts from scripture and devotional writings about taking a stand against evil, examining oneself before taking communion, finding rest in God's strength rather than one's own works, and approaching God's throne of grace for help in times of weakness.
Nehemiah 13:1-14
This document contains announcements about a cancelled retreat and new Bible study in 2021. It provides contact information for the organization hosting the study. It also includes several brief passages from the Bible on various topics like thankfulness, warnings to the church in Pergamum, rules on foreign descent, and tithes and offerings.
Nehemiah 11 & 12
The Nehemiah asked one-tenth of the people living in the outlying areas to move inside the city walls of Jerusalem to prevent large areas of the city from being vacant. However, only a few people volunteered to move as many did not want to for several reasons: 1) non-Jews often excluded Jerusalem residents from trade due to their religious beliefs, 2) moving and rebuilding homes represented a major financial investment, and 3) living in Jerusalem required stricter obedience to God's word due to greater social pressure and proximity to the Temple.
Nehemiah 10
The Israelites renewed their commitment to the covenant with God in gratitude for his grace, not to earn favor. They agreed to refrain from intermarrying foreigners, observe the Sabbath and Sabbath years, pay temple taxes, supply wood for offerings, and give dues to the temple. Marrying foreigners had led to idolatry in the past. The document discusses applying Sabbath observance by refraining from trading, giving first fruits to God, and being redeemed from sin through God's grace.
Nehemiah 9
This document contains excerpts from multiple sources discussing the importance of reading scripture daily and thinking like God thinks in order to see reality clearly. It emphasizes that when we compare ourselves to God, we see ourselves as sinners in need of God's mercy. The document also contains passages from the book of Psalms expressing commitment to living by God's righteous rules. It defines the word "presumptuous" and includes reflections on God's forgiveness, the Israelites' rebellions and sins, and how blessings can make people forgetful of God if they do not draw closer to him.
Nehemiah 8
The document contains excerpts from several religious texts discussing themes of faith, obedience to God, and finding strength and joy through trusting in God's promises and following his commands. A passage from Hebrews discusses how believers should have matured in their faith by this point but still require spiritual nourishment. Ezra connects celebrating holy days to giving to those in need so they can celebrate too. Finally, Psalm 19 praises how God's laws are perfect, trustworthy, just, more valuable than gold, and bring joy to those who obey them.
Nehemiah 6-7
The document contains multiple passages from the Bible and commentaries. It discusses offering oneself as a living sacrifice to God; withstanding unjust criticism by trusting God and overlooking insults; praying for strength rather than escape from difficult situations; God's intimate knowledge of us and working all things for good; seeing God's intended shape for our lives in Jesus; and accomplishing great tasks with God's help despite obstacles.
Nehemiah 4-5
The document is a collection of Bible passages and summaries related to facing obstacles and opposition while doing God's work. It discusses the challenges the Israelites faced while rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem, including threats from enemies, lack of resources, and internal struggles. It encourages resisting opposition through wise living according to God's instructions and finding strength in God rather than giving up.
Nehemiah 3
This document provides advice on persevering in prayer and facing opposition with confidence in God's power. It also summarizes a passage from Nehemiah where Shallun son of Col-Hozeh rebuilt the Fountain Gate and wall of the Pool of Siloam, while Nehemiah son of Azbuk worked on the area after him, as far as the tombs of David and the artificial pool and House of the Warriors.
Nehemiah 2
Nehemiah faced opposition when rebuilding Jerusalem's walls but was not deterred by fear. He acknowledged his fears to the king but refused to let fear stop God's work. When undertaking tasks for God, expect opposition but press on, trusting that God will help accomplish his purposes. Spiritual renewal can start with one person's vision; Nehemiah inspired others with his dream, and through teamwork they rebuilt the walls despite obstacles.
Nehemiah 1
The document summarizes key events and figures in the rebuilding of Jerusalem after the exile. It describes how Cyrus decreed that exiled Jews could return to Jerusalem and rebuild the temple. It then discusses the leadership of Zerubbabel, Ezra, and Nehemiah in returning exiles to Jerusalem and rebuilding the city and its walls over a period of about 100 years, despite opposition from local governors.
Nehemiah introduction
This document provides information about a weekly Bible study on Tuesdays from 9:30-11:30am with a 10 minute break. It gives instructions on how to register online and select study books to download. It also lists future dates where classes will not meet due to holidays or other events. Contact information is provided for the teacher, Peggy Baker. The document then shifts to summarizing sections of the books of Isaiah, Ezra and Nehemiah related to the exile of Israelites to Babylon and their return and restoration under Cyrus and Zerubbabel.
Ephesians 4: 25-29
The document announces an upcoming women's retreat from April 24-26, 2020 at Mission San Luis Rey in Oceanside. The retreat will feature speaker Rev. Dr. Tracey Davenport and the theme is based on 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 about rejoicing, praying, and giving thanks. Registration begins February 2nd online and costs $200 with some half-scholarships available. Contact information is provided for questions.
Ephesians 4: 17-24
This summarizes a women's retreat being held at Mission San Luis Rey in Oceanside, California from April 24-26, 2020. The speaker will be Rev. Dr. Tracey Davenport and her topic is based on 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18. Registration opens on February 2nd online and costs $200 per person with some half-scholarships available. For more information one can contact Peggy Baker.
Ephesians 4:7-16
The document announces an upcoming women's retreat from April 24-26, 2020 at Mission San Luis Rey in Oceanside. The retreat speaker will be Rev. Dr. Tracey Davenport and the theme is based on 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 about rejoicing, praying, and giving thanks. Registration begins on February 2nd online and costs $200 with some half-scholarships available. Contact information is provided for more details.
Ephesians 4:1-6
The document provides information about the FPC Women's Retreat to be held April 24-26, 2020 at Mission San Luis Rey in Oceanside. The retreat speaker will be Rev. Dr. Tracey Davenport and the theme is based on 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18. Registration begins February 2nd online and costs $200 with some half-scholarships available. Contact Peggy for more information.
Ephesians 3:14-21
The document summarizes an upcoming women's retreat to take place from April 24-26, 2020 at Mission San Luis Rey in Oceanside. The retreat speaker will be Rev. Dr. Tracey Davenport and will focus on 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18. Registration begins on February 2nd online and costs $200 per person with some half-scholarships available. Contact information is provided for Peggy Baker.
Ephesians 3:7-13
The document contains two passages from the Bible and two summaries discussing their meaning. The first passage from Ephesians describes God's power that was demonstrated in raising Jesus from the dead. The second passage is from John and contains Jesus' prayer that his followers would be united as he and God are united. Both Bible passages discuss the unity between God/Jesus and believers. The summaries explain that believers can approach God with confidence through prayer due to their union with Christ.
Ephesians 3:1-6
This document discusses Paul's letter to the Ephesians while imprisoned. It references his exposition on finding peace in Christ and how his sufferings were for their glory. Paul revealed the mystery of God's will through Christ and was the agent to confront worldly powers with the new ecclesial reality of the church.
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- 1. Revelation
- 3. • Civil War - 4 years, 3 weeks and 6 days • WWI - 4 years, 3 months and 2 weeks • WWII - 6 years and 1 day • Viet Nam - 19 years, 5 month, 4 weeks and 1 day • War on Terror - Oct. 7, 2001 –so far: 15 years and 3 months with no end in sight. • (really 1980's - 36 years)
- 5. God’s wrath is literal, but the description of how the judgment is to be executed is figurative. We can debate what John had in mind when he spoke of hail and fire and rivers of blood, but we can hardly debate the meaning of God’s judgment. Doug Webster Follow the Lamb, Page 156
- 14. “We are a nation of little Pharaohs and Caesars, with each person intent on ordering his or her own private universe. But we are not the masters of the universe we think we are….Earth dwellers can either humble themselves before the Living God or harden their hearts the way Pharaoh did.” Doug Webster Follow the Lamb, page 158
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