The last day
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The document describes events that occur on the last day when Jesus returns. It tells of warning sirens sounding and people realizing this is the end. One person wants to be baptized now realizing it may be too late. Strange things start happening and someone sees Jesus in the sky. Fires break out and people are brought before God for judgment. One person claims to have been Christian their life but is still sent to darkness, realizing God has forgotten and left them alone forever. The epilogue discusses three people not ready - one who refused to obey the gospel, one with secret sin, and one who was a hypocrite. It asks what the reader's story would be if Jesus returned right now.
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This document provides an overview of key aspects about Jesus Christ based on a 7-lesson study. It covers his deity and divinity as proven in the Old and New Testaments, fulfillment of prophecies about his birth, life, death and resurrection. It examines the virgin birth, his dual humanity and divinity, names including Jesus and Christ, offices as savior and messiah, and his perfect sinless character. The document aims to establish Christ as fully God and fully man based on biblical passages and fulfillment of prophecies about his incarnation, ministry, and salvation of mankind.
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God drowned Pharaoh's plan to exterminate the Jews by drowning the male babies. Reuel was the priest of Midian and father-in-law of Moses. His name Jethro was a title meaning preeminence, while Hobab was a term of endearment. The name "I AM" that God used refers to His eternal existence separate from creation, as Jesus also referred to Himself with this name. Pharaoh's hardening of heart was based on God's foreknowledge, not predestination. The Ten Commandments passage in Exodus 20 is one with which every believer should be familiar.
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The document discusses the second coming of Christ based on biblical teachings. It covers what the second coming is, the signs that will precede it, and how believers should respond. The key points are:
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Paul warned against thinking too highly of oneself because Jesus taught that those who elevate themselves will be humbled. The Pharisee in Jesus' parable elevated himself over the tax collector by thanking God he was not like other sinners, but the tax collector who humbled himself was justified. Proverbs also warns that pride comes before destruction while humility precedes honor.
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The document discusses how to become strong in grace through God. It states that grace is accessed through faith in Jesus Christ. A person can grow stronger in grace by using their God-given abilities, being humble, walking uprightly, giving, and through God's word. However, one can grow weaker by attempting to be justified by the Law of Moses, continuing in sin such as bitterness or lewdness. The conclusion encourages the reader to become strong in grace.
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