The Revelation Chapter 6 Working Copy.docxFred Gosnell
In this sixth chapter, the Lamb begins to open the six seals that will send judgment upon the earth. The voice of a creature sounding like thunder invites John to come and see. John sees a white horse. The Lamb opens the second seal and a second creature tells John to come and see and he sees another horse, a red one that was to take peace from the earth. The third seal is opened and John sees a third horse, a black one. When the fourth seal is opened, the voice of the fourth creature says come and see to John. This time he sees a pale horse whose name is Death and Hades. When the fifth seal was opened, John saw under the altar the souls of those who were slain for the word of God. They asked how long before the Lord would avenge their blood. We are told that they were given white robes and they were told to rest awhile until their fellow servants and brethren should be killed. The sixth seal is opened and there is a great earthquake, the sun becomes black as sackcloth, the stars of heaven fell unto the earth even as the fig tree casts her green figs when she is shaken by a mighty wind. The figurative language continues to tell John what is going to happen after this sixth seal was opened. The final paragraph in this chapter tells us that the great day of the Lamb's wrath has come. Study this chapter and see what is revealed to the apostle John for our benefit.
The Revelation Chapter 5 Working Copy.docxFred Gosnell
John continues his description of his heavenly vision. There is an individual on the throne holding a scroll in his right hand that is sealed with seven seals. A strong messenger asks who is worthy to open the book and loose the seals, John weeps when no one is found to do so. One of the elders says there is someone and identifies him, A description follows of the actions taken by the individual and those of the four creatures and twenty four elders that were there. There are prayers described and a new song is sung by the large number of individuals there. The individual who is worshipped is noted at thye end of the chapter.
The Revelation Chapter 4 Working Copy.docxFred Gosnell
In this chapter, John sees a door opened in heaven and a trumpet talking to him tells him come up and he would show him things that would take place after this. John says he was "in spirit", not "in the spirit" as many translations say. John sees a throne, one on the throne described like precious stones, elders, crowns, lightnings, thunders, seven lamps, voices, creatures, an eagle, and worshipping
The Revelation Chapter 3 Working Copy.docxFred Gosnell
The third chapter of Revelation containing the last 3 letters to the seven local churches in Asia. One assembly is dead. However, there are those in it that are faithful to the Lord. A lesson for us. Only the Lord knows the condition of the saints in local churches and we ought to be careful how we look at them. The second local assembly was commended by the Lord for the little strength that they had and the fact that they had kept His word and not denied His name. The third assembly was lukewarm, their works being neither cold nor hot. The Lord considered this to be a sickening condition. They saw themselves as being rich and not needing anything. The Lord gave them the guidance they needed to follow. Two of the churches were told to repent. The Lord reminded them that He rebuked and chastened those who He loved. Those who overcome would be given the opportunity to sit in the Lord's throne. As in every letter, the Lord reminds them to hear what the Spirit says to the churches.
The Revelation Chapter 2 Working Copy .docxFred Gosnell
The beginning of the Lord's letters to the seven churches in Asia. In chapter two the Lord addresses the first 4 churches. One was faithful to the Lord even though they were persecuted and poor. They were told to be faithful unto death. One was commended for a number of things they had done, but were criticized for leaving their first love. One had been somewhat faithful even though they lived where Satan's seat was. However, there were those among them who held the doctrine of Balaam and the teachings of the Nicolaitans. The last one was commended because their love, faith and patience had increased. Unfortunately, they had allowed a false prophetess to teach immorality and idolatry. These three were all told to repent by the Lord.
The Revelation Chapter 1 Working Copy.docxFred Gosnell
Notes on Chapter one of the Revelation of Jesus Christ which God gave to Him to show to His servants which must shortly come to pass; and He sent and signified it by His messenger unto His servant John. John addressed the Revelation to the seven churches that were in Asia at the time.
THE REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST Intro.docxFred Gosnell
Introduction to a study of the Revelation of Jesus Christ using bible passages from Old Testament prophets to understand the figurative, apocalyptic language Jesus provided to the apostle John in writing the book. Noting the internal evidence in the book and statements of other apostles to show the early date for its production and its reference to the destruction of Jerusalem. These conclusions are not original to me having been published by others such as Foy Wallace whose work I refer to throughout where I agree with it.
Some Bible Facts About The Church Jesus Built.docxFred Gosnell
This document provides information about the church that Jesus built according to the Bible. It states that the church is called by various names in the Bible and was built by Jesus, purchased by his blood, and built upon him. Members of the church are called disciples, believers, saints, and Christians. A local church has elders, deacons, evangelists, and members who love God and each other. The document outlines what is required to enter the church, such as belief, repentance, confession, and baptism. It provides details on baptism and its significance. It also summarizes the practices and unity of the early church and states that the same church exists today for those who follow its teachings and example.
The Revelation Chapter 6 Working Copy.docxFred Gosnell
In this sixth chapter, the Lamb begins to open the six seals that will send judgment upon the earth. The voice of a creature sounding like thunder invites John to come and see. John sees a white horse. The Lamb opens the second seal and a second creature tells John to come and see and he sees another horse, a red one that was to take peace from the earth. The third seal is opened and John sees a third horse, a black one. When the fourth seal is opened, the voice of the fourth creature says come and see to John. This time he sees a pale horse whose name is Death and Hades. When the fifth seal was opened, John saw under the altar the souls of those who were slain for the word of God. They asked how long before the Lord would avenge their blood. We are told that they were given white robes and they were told to rest awhile until their fellow servants and brethren should be killed. The sixth seal is opened and there is a great earthquake, the sun becomes black as sackcloth, the stars of heaven fell unto the earth even as the fig tree casts her green figs when she is shaken by a mighty wind. The figurative language continues to tell John what is going to happen after this sixth seal was opened. The final paragraph in this chapter tells us that the great day of the Lamb's wrath has come. Study this chapter and see what is revealed to the apostle John for our benefit.
The Revelation Chapter 5 Working Copy.docxFred Gosnell
John continues his description of his heavenly vision. There is an individual on the throne holding a scroll in his right hand that is sealed with seven seals. A strong messenger asks who is worthy to open the book and loose the seals, John weeps when no one is found to do so. One of the elders says there is someone and identifies him, A description follows of the actions taken by the individual and those of the four creatures and twenty four elders that were there. There are prayers described and a new song is sung by the large number of individuals there. The individual who is worshipped is noted at thye end of the chapter.
The Revelation Chapter 4 Working Copy.docxFred Gosnell
In this chapter, John sees a door opened in heaven and a trumpet talking to him tells him come up and he would show him things that would take place after this. John says he was "in spirit", not "in the spirit" as many translations say. John sees a throne, one on the throne described like precious stones, elders, crowns, lightnings, thunders, seven lamps, voices, creatures, an eagle, and worshipping
The Revelation Chapter 3 Working Copy.docxFred Gosnell
The third chapter of Revelation containing the last 3 letters to the seven local churches in Asia. One assembly is dead. However, there are those in it that are faithful to the Lord. A lesson for us. Only the Lord knows the condition of the saints in local churches and we ought to be careful how we look at them. The second local assembly was commended by the Lord for the little strength that they had and the fact that they had kept His word and not denied His name. The third assembly was lukewarm, their works being neither cold nor hot. The Lord considered this to be a sickening condition. They saw themselves as being rich and not needing anything. The Lord gave them the guidance they needed to follow. Two of the churches were told to repent. The Lord reminded them that He rebuked and chastened those who He loved. Those who overcome would be given the opportunity to sit in the Lord's throne. As in every letter, the Lord reminds them to hear what the Spirit says to the churches.
The Revelation Chapter 2 Working Copy .docxFred Gosnell
The beginning of the Lord's letters to the seven churches in Asia. In chapter two the Lord addresses the first 4 churches. One was faithful to the Lord even though they were persecuted and poor. They were told to be faithful unto death. One was commended for a number of things they had done, but were criticized for leaving their first love. One had been somewhat faithful even though they lived where Satan's seat was. However, there were those among them who held the doctrine of Balaam and the teachings of the Nicolaitans. The last one was commended because their love, faith and patience had increased. Unfortunately, they had allowed a false prophetess to teach immorality and idolatry. These three were all told to repent by the Lord.
The Revelation Chapter 1 Working Copy.docxFred Gosnell
Notes on Chapter one of the Revelation of Jesus Christ which God gave to Him to show to His servants which must shortly come to pass; and He sent and signified it by His messenger unto His servant John. John addressed the Revelation to the seven churches that were in Asia at the time.
THE REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST Intro.docxFred Gosnell
Introduction to a study of the Revelation of Jesus Christ using bible passages from Old Testament prophets to understand the figurative, apocalyptic language Jesus provided to the apostle John in writing the book. Noting the internal evidence in the book and statements of other apostles to show the early date for its production and its reference to the destruction of Jerusalem. These conclusions are not original to me having been published by others such as Foy Wallace whose work I refer to throughout where I agree with it.
Some Bible Facts About The Church Jesus Built.docxFred Gosnell
This document provides information about the church that Jesus built according to the Bible. It states that the church is called by various names in the Bible and was built by Jesus, purchased by his blood, and built upon him. Members of the church are called disciples, believers, saints, and Christians. A local church has elders, deacons, evangelists, and members who love God and each other. The document outlines what is required to enter the church, such as belief, repentance, confession, and baptism. It provides details on baptism and its significance. It also summarizes the practices and unity of the early church and states that the same church exists today for those who follow its teachings and example.
Life after death according to the Bible. Jesus as the faithful witness went through everything we do in life. When He died, He went to Hades according to Acts 2 like everyone else. This lesson examines that process. This translation into Telugu of the original lesson was done by Manohar Babu P to whom we are grateful.
Jesus has provided us with a pattern to follow in the words He supplied by the Holy Spirit to the inspired writers of the New Testament. We must follow His pattern in what we do in order to be faithful to Him. If we do not follow His pattern, we will not be what or who He intended. He will not recognize us nor accept what we have done. Jesus will judge us by that pattern of sound words that He supplied as He said in John 12:48. This lesson shows that.
This is the third lesson in a series about Jesus and the guidance He has given us. The first lesson is the Faithful Witness which is Jesus. He is the Creator and He came here in the flesh to save us. As the faithful witness He went through everything in the flesh that we experience, yet did not sin. He has provided in His New Testament what was witnessed by Him and we can depend upon what He says. The second lesson is Being Faithful Unto Death. Jesus provided all of the guidance His disciples need to be faithful to Him until they die. This third lesson looks at what Jesus has provided to us about what happens when we die, where we go, and the fact that we continue to live even though our body is in the grave. Jesus being the Creator and the faithful witness can be depended upon by every human being to have provided reliable information on life after death,
A study of being faithful unto death as Jesus tells the church at Smyrna, Jesus being the faithful witness who has been through what we experience is the only one who can tell us how to be faithful unto death This lesson includes some of the guidance He provided us.
A lesson about Jesus as the Faithful Witness based on Jesus coming here in the flesh and experiencing what we experience in the weakness of the flesh yet not committing any sins. Scriptures noting His resurrection as proof of everything He said to be true. Scriptures that express what He will use as the standard of judgment of all accountable people.
A study of who Jesus is according to the Old Testament and the New Testament. His life on this earth was short even though His goal was monumental, to seek and save that which was lost. He accomplished His goal by paying the price for our sins which we as sinners could not pay. Take a little time to learn about our Savior and Friend, Jesus Christ.
Jesus only built one church which is a spiritual body. In the New Testament we find that the Christians guided by inspired apostles assembled together as local assemblies or churches in order to accomplish the work the Lord gave them to do. That simple arrangement resulted in those local churches preaching the gospel throughout the whole world as the Lord commanded to be done. These slides are about those local assemblies and suggest that the Lord has not changed this arrangement.
The document discusses various teachings of Jesus that some considered "hard sayings" because they were difficult to accept or obey. It provides context and commentary for passages where Jesus' disciples, or others, struggled with His words. The document suggests that when physical interests outweigh spiritual priorities, the Lord's teachings seem harsh. It examines sayings around marriage, family relationships, the exclusivity of Christ, and the need to glorify God with one's body and spirit. Ultimately it questions whether any saying of Jesus should prevent obedience, given what He sacrificed to save humanity.
In 3 sentences:
Jesus told Peter that he would build his church upon the rock of Peter's confession that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. However, the church is actually built upon Christ himself as the cornerstone, not upon any man. The church began on the day of Pentecost when the Holy Spirit came and Jesus added the first converts to his kingdom/church, which he continues to build today by adding Christians to it.
The document discusses the journey of human life from conception to death. It notes that God forms each person in the womb and knows them from the beginning. While children are born sinless, humans later turn away from God and sin by disobeying his commands. The heart is identified as the source of sinful thoughts and deeds. The document warns that all will be judged for their words and actions, so people should remember God while young before facing difficulties in old age.
John the Baptist told people they must bring forth fruits worthy of repentance by changing their conduct. True repentance requires more than just saying you follow Abraham; it means turning from sinful deeds and doing works that show obedience to God. The Bible lists sins like drunkenness, stealing, lying and sexual immorality that must be repented of through a change in behavior, which could require giving up stolen goods, separating from unlawful relationships, or avoiding situations that promote sin. Jesus warned that failure to repent will lead to spiritual death, so self-examination is needed to prove one's repentance is genuine.
God requires forgiveness from His people when they sin. Through the prophet Hosea, God illustrates His forgiveness by having Hosea take back his adulterous wife. Likewise, God will take back His adulterous people Israel if they repent. In the new covenant under Christ, forgiveness of sins is complete for Christians and they are commanded to freely forgive others just as God forgives them through Christ.
We are all subject to emotions or feelings. Allowing our emotions or our feelings to guide us in religion can result in serious eternal consequences contrary to what our feelings intended. God gives us guidance in the Bible concerning the right place for our feelings in serving Him. This lesson deals with Emotion in Religion
Paul states the following in Rom 1:18-20 18 "For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who hold the truth in unrighteousness;
19 Because that which may be known of God is manifest in them; for God hath shewed it unto them. 20 For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead; so that they are without excuse: "..KJV
He points to the things that are made, God's physical creation as containing the evidence for His power and Godhead and states that ungodly men are without excuse when they deny Him. This PowerPoint examines the fact that God provided patterns to be followed that evidences his intelligent design that is to be followed.
This document discusses the origins and history of Christmas traditions. It notes that while the birth of Jesus is documented in the Bible, the word "Christmas" is not. Many modern Christmas traditions, like Christmas trees, wreaths, and Santa Claus, originated from pagan winter solstice festivals and were later adopted by Christian tradition. The document recommends that while Christmas can be observed as a secular holiday, it should not be observed religiously since its origins and traditions are not biblical. Believers should follow what is taught in scripture alone.
A study on what the Bible says about The Fear of the Lord, what it means, is it required, examples in the Bible, any consequences if people fear Him or not.
Life after death according to the Bible. Jesus as the faithful witness went through everything we do in life. When He died, He went to Hades according to Acts 2 like everyone else. This lesson examines that process. This translation into Telugu of the original lesson was done by Manohar Babu P to whom we are grateful.
Jesus has provided us with a pattern to follow in the words He supplied by the Holy Spirit to the inspired writers of the New Testament. We must follow His pattern in what we do in order to be faithful to Him. If we do not follow His pattern, we will not be what or who He intended. He will not recognize us nor accept what we have done. Jesus will judge us by that pattern of sound words that He supplied as He said in John 12:48. This lesson shows that.
This is the third lesson in a series about Jesus and the guidance He has given us. The first lesson is the Faithful Witness which is Jesus. He is the Creator and He came here in the flesh to save us. As the faithful witness He went through everything in the flesh that we experience, yet did not sin. He has provided in His New Testament what was witnessed by Him and we can depend upon what He says. The second lesson is Being Faithful Unto Death. Jesus provided all of the guidance His disciples need to be faithful to Him until they die. This third lesson looks at what Jesus has provided to us about what happens when we die, where we go, and the fact that we continue to live even though our body is in the grave. Jesus being the Creator and the faithful witness can be depended upon by every human being to have provided reliable information on life after death,
A study of being faithful unto death as Jesus tells the church at Smyrna, Jesus being the faithful witness who has been through what we experience is the only one who can tell us how to be faithful unto death This lesson includes some of the guidance He provided us.
A lesson about Jesus as the Faithful Witness based on Jesus coming here in the flesh and experiencing what we experience in the weakness of the flesh yet not committing any sins. Scriptures noting His resurrection as proof of everything He said to be true. Scriptures that express what He will use as the standard of judgment of all accountable people.
A study of who Jesus is according to the Old Testament and the New Testament. His life on this earth was short even though His goal was monumental, to seek and save that which was lost. He accomplished His goal by paying the price for our sins which we as sinners could not pay. Take a little time to learn about our Savior and Friend, Jesus Christ.
Jesus only built one church which is a spiritual body. In the New Testament we find that the Christians guided by inspired apostles assembled together as local assemblies or churches in order to accomplish the work the Lord gave them to do. That simple arrangement resulted in those local churches preaching the gospel throughout the whole world as the Lord commanded to be done. These slides are about those local assemblies and suggest that the Lord has not changed this arrangement.
The document discusses various teachings of Jesus that some considered "hard sayings" because they were difficult to accept or obey. It provides context and commentary for passages where Jesus' disciples, or others, struggled with His words. The document suggests that when physical interests outweigh spiritual priorities, the Lord's teachings seem harsh. It examines sayings around marriage, family relationships, the exclusivity of Christ, and the need to glorify God with one's body and spirit. Ultimately it questions whether any saying of Jesus should prevent obedience, given what He sacrificed to save humanity.
In 3 sentences:
Jesus told Peter that he would build his church upon the rock of Peter's confession that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. However, the church is actually built upon Christ himself as the cornerstone, not upon any man. The church began on the day of Pentecost when the Holy Spirit came and Jesus added the first converts to his kingdom/church, which he continues to build today by adding Christians to it.
The document discusses the journey of human life from conception to death. It notes that God forms each person in the womb and knows them from the beginning. While children are born sinless, humans later turn away from God and sin by disobeying his commands. The heart is identified as the source of sinful thoughts and deeds. The document warns that all will be judged for their words and actions, so people should remember God while young before facing difficulties in old age.
John the Baptist told people they must bring forth fruits worthy of repentance by changing their conduct. True repentance requires more than just saying you follow Abraham; it means turning from sinful deeds and doing works that show obedience to God. The Bible lists sins like drunkenness, stealing, lying and sexual immorality that must be repented of through a change in behavior, which could require giving up stolen goods, separating from unlawful relationships, or avoiding situations that promote sin. Jesus warned that failure to repent will lead to spiritual death, so self-examination is needed to prove one's repentance is genuine.
God requires forgiveness from His people when they sin. Through the prophet Hosea, God illustrates His forgiveness by having Hosea take back his adulterous wife. Likewise, God will take back His adulterous people Israel if they repent. In the new covenant under Christ, forgiveness of sins is complete for Christians and they are commanded to freely forgive others just as God forgives them through Christ.
We are all subject to emotions or feelings. Allowing our emotions or our feelings to guide us in religion can result in serious eternal consequences contrary to what our feelings intended. God gives us guidance in the Bible concerning the right place for our feelings in serving Him. This lesson deals with Emotion in Religion
Paul states the following in Rom 1:18-20 18 "For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who hold the truth in unrighteousness;
19 Because that which may be known of God is manifest in them; for God hath shewed it unto them. 20 For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead; so that they are without excuse: "..KJV
He points to the things that are made, God's physical creation as containing the evidence for His power and Godhead and states that ungodly men are without excuse when they deny Him. This PowerPoint examines the fact that God provided patterns to be followed that evidences his intelligent design that is to be followed.
This document discusses the origins and history of Christmas traditions. It notes that while the birth of Jesus is documented in the Bible, the word "Christmas" is not. Many modern Christmas traditions, like Christmas trees, wreaths, and Santa Claus, originated from pagan winter solstice festivals and were later adopted by Christian tradition. The document recommends that while Christmas can be observed as a secular holiday, it should not be observed religiously since its origins and traditions are not biblical. Believers should follow what is taught in scripture alone.
A study on what the Bible says about The Fear of the Lord, what it means, is it required, examples in the Bible, any consequences if people fear Him or not.
1. నమ్మ కమైన సాక్షి.
• పేజీ - 1
• * కీర్తనలు 89:35-37
• అతని సంతానము శాశ్వ తముగా ఉండుననియు, అతని సంహాసనము
సూర్యు డునన ంతకాలము నా సనిన ధిని ఉండుననియు,
చంద్రుడునన ంతకాలము అది నిలుచుననియు, మంటనండు సాక్షి
నమ్మ కముగా ఉనన ట్లు అది స్థ
సరర్రర్చడుడుననియు, నా
రరిశుద్ధతతోడని నేన ద్రరమాణము చేసతిని, దావీుతో నేన
అడుద్దమాడన.
• * సామెతలు 14:5
• నమ్మ కమైన సాక్షి అడుద్ధమాడడు, కూటసాక్షికి అడుద్ధములు
ద్రియములు.
2. నమ్మ కమైన సాక్షి.
• పేజీ - 2
• * యిరిమ యా 42:5
• అప్పు డు వార్య యిరిమ యాతో ఇటునిరి - నినన మా యొస్థ
ద్దు రంి, నీ
దేవుడగు యెహోవా సెలవిచ్చి న ఆ మాటలనడుట్టి మ్ర్యమాట
లేుండ మేము జరిగంచని యెడల యెహోవా మా మీద్ నమ్మ కమైన
సతు సాక్షిగా ఉండున గాక.
• * ద్రరకటన 1:5-6
• నమ్మ కమైన సాక్షియు, మ్ృతులలో నండి ఆది సంభూతుడుగా లేచ్చన
వాడున, భూరతులు అధిరతియునైన యేసుద్రకీసుత నండియు,
కృపాసమాధానములు మీు కలుగున గాక. మ్నలన ద్రపేమంచుచు
తన ర్క తము వలన మ్న పారముల నండి మ్నలన విడిించ్చనవానికి
మ్హిమ్యు ద్రరభావమున యుగయుగములు కలుగునగాక, ఆమేన్.
3. నమ్మ కమైన సాక్షి.
• పేజీ - 3
• * ఈ నిరిదష్ిమైన వాకు భాగాలో
ు "వానికి లేదా వాడు" అని పేర్కొ నన
సంద్ర్భ ంలో, అకొ డ యేసు అనే నిరిదష్ిమైన వు కి త
ని
సూచ్చసుతనన ది.
• * ఆయనలంట్ట నమ్మ కమైన సాక్షి లేడు.
• * మ్ృతులలో నండి ఆది సంభూతుడుగా లేచ్చన
ఆయనలంట్టవాడు లేడు.
• * భూరతులు అధిరతియైన ఆయనలంట్ట యువరాజు లేడు.
4. నమ్మ కమైన సాక్షి.
• పేజీ - 4
• * సాక్షి - ఒక సాక్షి. అనగా, దేని గురించైనా పూరిత సమాచార్ం, లేదా
స్థ
ా
న నం కలిగ ఉండి, దాని గురించ్చ సమాచార్ం ఇవవ గలిగ,
వెలుగులోకి తీసుురాగలిగ, లేదా నిరాధ రించగలిగనవాడు.
• * నమ్మ కతవ ం - నమ్మ ద్గన; నమ్మ కమైన. నముమ ట, విశావ స
పాద్రతుడు, ఖచ్చి తమైన వు కి త
.
5. నమ్మ కమైన సాక్షి.
• పేజీ - 5
• * యోహాన 1:1-3
• ఆదియంు వాకు ముండెన, వాకు ము దేవునియొద్ద ఉండెన, వాకు ము దేవుడై
యుండెన. ఆయన ఆదియంు దేవుని యొద్ద ఉండెన. సమ్సతమున ఆయన
మూలముగా కలిగెన. కలిగయునన దేదియు ఆయన లేుండ కలుగలేు.
• * యోహాన 1:14
• ఆ వాకు ము శ్రీర్ధారియై, కృపాసతు సంపూర్యుడుగా మ్నమ్ధ్ు నివసంచెన;
తంద్రడివలన కలిగన అదివ తీయుమార్యని మ్హిమ్వలె మ్నము ఆయన మ్హిమ్న
కనగంట్టమ.
• * మ్తతయి 11:26-27
• సమ్సతమున నా తంద్రడిచేత నా కరు గంరడుడి యునన ది. తంద్రడిగాక యెవడున
ుమార్యని ఎర్యగడు; ుమార్యడు గాకన, ుమార్య డెవనికి ఆయనన డుయలురర్చ
నదేదశంచునో వాడు గాకన మ్రి ఎవడున తంద్రడిని ఎర్యగడు.
6. నమ్మ కమైన సాక్షి.
• పేజీ - 6
• * యోహాన 1:18
• ఎవడున ఎప్పు డైన దేవుని చూడలేు; తంద్రడి ర్కముమ నననన అదివ తీయ
ుమార్యడే ఆయనన డుయలురర్చెన.
• * యోహాన 14:8-9
• అప్పు డు ఫిలిప్పు - ద్రరభువా, తంద్రడిని మాు కనడుర్చుము, మాకంతే
చాలునని ఆయనతో చెరు గా, యేసు - ఫిలిపూు , నేనింతకాలము మీ యొద్ద
ఉండినన నీవు ననన ఎర్యగవా? ననన చూచ్చనవాడు తంద్రడిని
చూచ్చయునాన డు గనక తంద్రడిని మాు కనరర్చుమ్ని యేల
చెప్పు చునాన వు?
• * యోహాన 5:19
• కాడుట్టి యేసు వారికి ఇట్లు ద్రరతుు తతర్మచెి న- తంద్రడి యేది చేయుట
ుమార్యడు చూచునో, అదే కాని తనంతట తాన ఏదియు చేయనేర్డు;
ఆయన వేట్టని చేయునో, వాట్టనే ుమార్యడున ఆలగే చేయున.
7. నమ్మ కమైన సాక్షి.
• పేజీ - 7
• * యేసు దేవుడు. ఆదియంు ఆయన దేవుని యొద్ద ఉండెన మ్రియు
సమ్సతమున సృష్ించాడు. ఆయన శ్రీర్ధారియై తంద్రడియైన దేవుని
యొకొ ఏకైక అదివ తీయ ుమార్యనిగా మ్న మ్ధ్ు నివసంచెన.
• * తంద్రడి ఆయను సమ్సతమున అరు గంచెన.
• * దేవుని చూచ్చన ఏకైక నర్యడు యేసు మాద్రతమే.
• * యేసున మ్రియు ఆయన చేసన అుభ తద్రకియలన చూసనవార్య,
యేసు ద్రరకార్ము, తంద్రడిని చూశార్య.
• * తంద్రడి ఏది చేయుట చూచెనో, దానినే యేసు చేసెన. ఆయన చేసన
ద్రరతీదీ తంద్రడి వలన కలిగనది.
8. నమ్మ కమైన సాక్షి.
• పేజీ - 8
• * యోహాన 8:58
• యేసు - అద్రాహాము ప్పటికమునపే నేన ఉనాన నని మీతో నిశ్ి యముగా
చెప్పు చునాన ననెన.
• * యోహాన 8:24
• కాగా మీ పారములలోనేయుండి మీర్య చనిపోవుుర్ని మీతో చెిు తిని. నేన
ఆయననని మీర్య విశ్వ సంచని యెడల మీర్య మీ పారములోనేయుండి
చనిపోవుుర్ని వారితో చెప్పు న.
• * నిర్గమ్కాండము 3:14
• అంుు దేవుడు - నేన ఉనన వాడన అన వాడనైయునాన నని మోషేతో చెప్పు న.
మ్రియు ఆయన - ఉండుననవాడు మీయొద్దు ననన రంప్పనని నీవు
ఇద్రశాయేలీయులతో చెరు వలెననెన.
• * పాత నిడుంధ్నలో "నేన ఉనన వాడన" అనడుడిన దేవుడు యేసే. యేసు చెిు న
ద్రరతిదానికీ ఆయనే సాక్షియైయునాన డు, మ్రియు మ్నము ఆయనన నమ్మ వలెన.
10. నమ్మ కమైన సాక్షి.
• పేజీ - 10
• * లూకా 19:10
• నశంచ్చనదానిని వెద్కి ర్క్షించుటు మ్నష్ు ుమార్యడు వచెి నని
అతనితో చెప్పు న.
• * మ్తతయి 1:21
• ఆమె యొక ుమార్యని కనన; తన ద్రరజలన వారి పారములనండి
ఆయనే ర్క్షించున గనక ఆయను యేసు అన పేర్య
ప్పట్లిువనెన.
• * లూకా 5:31-32
• అంుు యేసు - రోగులకే గాని ఆరోగు ము గలవారికి వైుు డకొ ర్లేు.
మార్యమ్నసుు పంుటకై నేన పాప్పలన ిలువవచ్చి తిని గాని
నీతిమ్ంతులన ిలువరాలేద్ని వారితో చెప్పు న.
11. నమ్మ కమైన సాక్షి.
• పేజీ - 11
• * తంద్రడి చనిపోయినవారిని లేి, వారిని సజీవులనగా చేయున. యేసు
అదే చేశార్య కాడుట్టి, దేవుడే ఆయనన రంపాడనటున, మ్రియు
తీర్యు తీర్ి డానికి ఆయను అధికార్మ్ంతయు ఇవవ డుడినద్నటు
ర్యజువు.
• * ఏది ఏమైనరు ట్టకీ, ఆయన ఈ లోకానికి (శ్రీర్ధారిగా) వచ్చి న
ఉదేదశ్మేమటంటే, తిు పోయిన వారిని వెద్కి ర్క్షించడం.
• * దీనిని గూరిి పాత నిడుంధ్నలో ద్రరవచ్చంరడుడినది, మ్రియు "యేసు"
అన ఆయన పేర్య యొకొ అర్రం ఆ ఉదేదశానిన చెబుతునన ది.
• * మార్యమ్నసుు పంుమ్ని పాప్పలన ిలిచేంుకే తాన వచాి నని
యేసు చెప్పు న.