Bible Truths - Prophecy of Daniel and Revelation - The Unchangeable Law #6 - Are the Ten Commandments important and relevant today? What is the purpose of God's law? Were they done away with after Jesus came? Is the law eternal or has it changed? We are not under the law but under grace, but does that mean we have the freedom to break the law? The day is coming when laws will be passed regarding worship which goes against God's laws. Those who pass the laws will believe what they are doing is right and biblical. We need to know the difference between God's laws and man's laws.
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The Great Controversy between Christ and Satan provides the overarching context and background for the story of Job. Satan questions God's sovereignty and justice in allowing Job to prosper despite his piety being motivated by self-interest rather than love. God permits Satan to take away Job's possessions and family to test his faith, showing that righteousness is maintained through trials. Ultimately, the book of Job depicts how Christ is the solution to sin and death, defeating Satan through His self-sacrifice on behalf of humanity.
The document provides a summary of the biblical book of Job. It summarizes Job's story, noting that after great tribulation and loss, God restored Job with twice as much wealth and long life. It then discusses whether the righteous always have happy endings, citing other biblical examples. Finally, it concludes that complete restoration will only come in the future, when God establishes His eternal kingdom and the righteous will be resurrected to live forever without sin or death.
God uses people throughout history in the cosmic conflict between good and evil. The document summarizes several stories from the book of Judges in the Bible that illustrate this. In the story of Gideon, God calls him to liberate Israel from their enemies and uses his humility and modesty to achieve victory. In the story of Samson, God uses his weaknesses and sins against the Philistines to deliver Israel from them. The document also briefly summarizes stories of Deborah, Barak, Jael, Ruth, and Samuel that show individuals both furthering good and bringing wickedness based on their choices in this cosmic conflict.
This document discusses how a person's feet represent their path and beliefs. It notes that after the fall of man, humanity's feet were wounded by sin and headed towards destruction. However, Jesus' blood provides the only remedy for sin's venom. Through faith in Jesus, people like Enoch and Noah were able to walk with God despite the corruption around them. The document emphasizes that one's destiny is determined by how they walk in faith or sin.
This document summarizes and comments on a passage from Romans 13:11-14. It begins by noting that Paul is calling believers to live differently than unbelievers in light of the imminent return of Jesus Christ. Unbelievers are described as sleeping and walking in darkness, while believers should be awake and walking in the light. Paul urges believers to put aside sinful deeds and armor themselves with righteous living. The motivation is that salvation is near now that Jesus may return at any time.
The Book of Judges provides an account of the Israelites' defeat of the Canaanites and ending with their defeat of the Philistines and the death of Samson. It describes how the Israelites would disobey God and worship false gods, leading to their defeat by enemies, but God would send judges to deliver them when they repented. One notable judge was Samson, who delivered Israel from the Philistines after 40 years of rule, though he lost his own life. The Book shows God's faithfulness in saving Israel despite their sins and presents a picture of Jesus' sacrifice to deliver believers from sin.
1. The Book of 1 Chronicles was likely written between 450-425 BC by Ezra to help Jews returning from exile understand how to properly worship God. It focuses on the genealogies and history of the tribes of Judah, Benjamin, and Levi who tended to be more faithful.
2. The book records David's ascent to the throne and his reign, concluding with his son Solomon becoming king. It includes genealogical lists and highlights God's promise to David to establish his throne forever, referring to Jesus.
3. Key themes are God's faithfulness to His promises, the pattern of sin and repentance in Israel's history, and His forgiveness when people come to Him with a repentant heart
Bible Truths - Prophecy of Daniel and Revelation - The Unchangeable Law #6 - Are the Ten Commandments important and relevant today? What is the purpose of God's law? Were they done away with after Jesus came? Is the law eternal or has it changed? We are not under the law but under grace, but does that mean we have the freedom to break the law? The day is coming when laws will be passed regarding worship which goes against God's laws. Those who pass the laws will believe what they are doing is right and biblical. We need to know the difference between God's laws and man's laws.
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The Great Controversy between Christ and Satan provides the overarching context and background for the story of Job. Satan questions God's sovereignty and justice in allowing Job to prosper despite his piety being motivated by self-interest rather than love. God permits Satan to take away Job's possessions and family to test his faith, showing that righteousness is maintained through trials. Ultimately, the book of Job depicts how Christ is the solution to sin and death, defeating Satan through His self-sacrifice on behalf of humanity.
The document provides a summary of the biblical book of Job. It summarizes Job's story, noting that after great tribulation and loss, God restored Job with twice as much wealth and long life. It then discusses whether the righteous always have happy endings, citing other biblical examples. Finally, it concludes that complete restoration will only come in the future, when God establishes His eternal kingdom and the righteous will be resurrected to live forever without sin or death.
God uses people throughout history in the cosmic conflict between good and evil. The document summarizes several stories from the book of Judges in the Bible that illustrate this. In the story of Gideon, God calls him to liberate Israel from their enemies and uses his humility and modesty to achieve victory. In the story of Samson, God uses his weaknesses and sins against the Philistines to deliver Israel from them. The document also briefly summarizes stories of Deborah, Barak, Jael, Ruth, and Samuel that show individuals both furthering good and bringing wickedness based on their choices in this cosmic conflict.
This document discusses how a person's feet represent their path and beliefs. It notes that after the fall of man, humanity's feet were wounded by sin and headed towards destruction. However, Jesus' blood provides the only remedy for sin's venom. Through faith in Jesus, people like Enoch and Noah were able to walk with God despite the corruption around them. The document emphasizes that one's destiny is determined by how they walk in faith or sin.
This document summarizes and comments on a passage from Romans 13:11-14. It begins by noting that Paul is calling believers to live differently than unbelievers in light of the imminent return of Jesus Christ. Unbelievers are described as sleeping and walking in darkness, while believers should be awake and walking in the light. Paul urges believers to put aside sinful deeds and armor themselves with righteous living. The motivation is that salvation is near now that Jesus may return at any time.
The Book of Judges provides an account of the Israelites' defeat of the Canaanites and ending with their defeat of the Philistines and the death of Samson. It describes how the Israelites would disobey God and worship false gods, leading to their defeat by enemies, but God would send judges to deliver them when they repented. One notable judge was Samson, who delivered Israel from the Philistines after 40 years of rule, though he lost his own life. The Book shows God's faithfulness in saving Israel despite their sins and presents a picture of Jesus' sacrifice to deliver believers from sin.
1. The Book of 1 Chronicles was likely written between 450-425 BC by Ezra to help Jews returning from exile understand how to properly worship God. It focuses on the genealogies and history of the tribes of Judah, Benjamin, and Levi who tended to be more faithful.
2. The book records David's ascent to the throne and his reign, concluding with his son Solomon becoming king. It includes genealogical lists and highlights God's promise to David to establish his throne forever, referring to Jesus.
3. Key themes are God's faithfulness to His promises, the pattern of sin and repentance in Israel's history, and His forgiveness when people come to Him with a repentant heart
This document provides a summary of Ruth chapters 3 and 4 from a church sermon. It discusses how Ruth followed Naomi's plan to reveal herself to Boaz at the threshing floor in order to prompt him to act as their kinsman redeemer. Boaz agrees to redeem Ruth and Naomi's land. The next day, Boaz calls together the other potential redeemer, who declines, so Boaz marries Ruth. They have a son, Obed, who is the grandfather of King David. The document examines themes of redemption through Christ from the story and lessons that can be learned from Naomi's shattered dreams.
The Israelites forgot what God had done for them and rebelled against God and their leaders multiple times during their journey in the wilderness. They complained about lacking food and longed for the luxuries of Egypt. God provided meat but they had a selective memory, forgetting their slavery. Later, Miriam and Aaron criticized Moses' leadership due to jealousy. The people were discouraged by the challenges of Canaan and refused to take the land, showing a lack of faith. God forgave them but they still faced consequences. Paul used their story as a warning for Christians to not repeat the same mistakes of rebellion, idolatry, and lack of faith.
M2014 s36 the state of this world 5 11-14 sermonJames Bradshaw
This document provides a summary of Jesus' prayer for his disciples in John 17:13-23. It discusses how Christians are called to be in the world but not of the world, avoiding sin and living by God's word. It outlines the steps to salvation, including hearing the gospel, believing, repenting of sins, confessing faith, being baptized, and living faithfully. Christians are added to the church when they are saved and should live by producing the fruit of the Spirit and relying on God's faithfulness to withstand temptation.
The document summarizes key points about God's plan of salvation according to the book of Revelation in the Bible. It explains that sin entered the world through Adam and Eve, bringing death, but God sent Jesus to die in our place and free us from sin and death. It calls this God's "everlasting gospel" or good news. It encourages accepting Jesus' sacrifice by believing, confessing sins, and letting Him be Lord of our lives in order to receive salvation, forgiveness and eternal life.
Sabbath school lesson 13, 3rd quarter of 2016David Syahputra
This document summarizes how different biblical figures provide guidance on waiting for Jesus' return.
Matthew teaches that we should prepare spiritually and care for others. Peter encourages growing in grace and living blamelessly. James says faith requires works. Paul likens the process of spreading the gospel to planting and harvesting. Revelation depicts the final victory over sin and death, when God will wipe away every tear. Ellen White adds that we should wait patiently by living each day in a saving relationship with God.
The document discusses the Great Controversy between Christ and Satan that is present throughout the Bible, especially in the book of Job. It summarizes that Satan questions God about Job's loyalty, leading God to allow Satan to take away all that Job has while sparing his life. This shows the interconnectedness between the controversy in heaven and what happens on earth. While Job remains faithful, it indicates that relationship with God does not make us completely safe from temptation and sin. Ultimately, the story points to Jesus who defeats Satan through His death on the cross.
Genesis 3 describes humanity's fall from grace in the Garden of Eden through Satan's temptation of Adam and Eve to eat the forbidden fruit. God punishes humanity for their disobedience by cursing the ground and instituting physical death. He also curses Satan, promising future conflict between Satan's seed and the woman's seed that will result in Christ defeating Satan. The chapter establishes the fundamental problem of sin and separation from God in humanity and sets the stage for God's plan of salvation through Christ.
This sermon discusses the biblical promises and prophecies regarding Israel and the Jewish people. It argues that God's promises to Israel, including the promise of the land of Israel, should be taken literally rather than figuratively. It cites several Old Testament passages that it says predict Israel's spiritual restoration and regathering in the land prior to the Messianic age. The sermon teaches that "all Israel will be saved" refers to a future mass conversion of Jews to Christianity at the end of the tribulation period just before Christ's return.
The document discusses Job from the Bible. It describes Job as a blameless and upright man who feared God. It recounts how Satan asks God if Job only worships Him because of his prosperity. God allows Satan to take away Job's possessions and children to test his faith, which remains strong through these trials, though his body is afflicted with boils. The document uses Job as an example of remaining faithful to God even during suffering and temptation.
This sermon discusses the sixth beatitude from Matthew 5:6 about hungering and thirsting for righteousness. The sermon defines righteousness as being right or just, and explains that this beatitude refers to having a strong desire to become more like God and Christ. It argues that while other pursuits like money, entertainment, power, or knowledge may leave one empty, hungering for righteousness will be fulfilled. The conclusion exhorts the audience to fear God and keep his commandments.
Genesis 6:9-22 describes God instructing Noah to build an ark to save his family and two of every kind of animal from a coming flood that God planned to bring as judgment upon the earth for its corruption and violence. God saw that mankind had become sinful and wanted to destroy them, but chose to save Noah because he found favor as a righteous man who walked with God. Noah obeyed God's instructions to build the ark exactly as specified. He took his family and the animals onto the ark, along with food, and the flood destroyed all life on earth except those saved on the ark.
Genesis 3 describes humanity's fall from grace in the Garden of Eden. Satan, disguised as a serpent, tempts Eve to eat fruit from the forbidden tree by sowing seeds of doubt in God's word. Eve then gives the fruit to Adam, and they immediately realize they are naked and ashamed. God questions Adam and Eve about their actions, but they blame each other and the serpent. God curses the serpent and prophecies that Eve's offspring (Jesus Christ) will one day defeat Satan. Their disobedience separates them from God and introduces sin, fear, and shame into the world.
This document contains a collection of Bible verses related to commitment. It discusses different types of commitments including commitment to God, family, work/study, and defines concepts like covenants, vows, and soul ties. Key verses discussed include Joshua 24:15 which talks about committing to serve God and Philippians 1:21 about living for Christ. The document aims to explore the idea of commitment from a biblical perspective.
The document discusses several biblical passages related to the concept of the "mother bird" and kindness. It references the Torah command to send away the mother bird before taking her young or eggs. It also discusses passages about Jesus observing a poor widow donating money to the Temple and commending her generosity despite her poverty. Further, it discusses passages about not cooking a young goat in its mother's milk and about Peter having a vision about accepting all foods as clean.
This lesson discusses the origin and development of the war between good and evil. It explains that Satan was originally Lucifer, a beautiful, perfect angel, but he became prideful and wanted to be treated like God. There was then a war in heaven where God and the faithful angels defeated Satan and his angels, casting them out of heaven. The war continued on earth, with Satan trying to kill Jesus as a baby and later using Rome to persecute the early Church. Satan is still trying to destroy God's faithful remnant, but Jesus already defeated him at the cross. We can overcome as others like Abel, Noah and Moses did by keeping our faith in Jesus.
1) The document discusses the concept of atonement in the Bible, which refers to God's forgiveness of sins through the shedding of blood as a sacrifice.
2) It describes how Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament promises and requirements of atonement by becoming the final, perfect sacrifice as the "Lamb of God" to pay for the sins of humanity once and for all.
3) By placing faith in Jesus' death and resurrection, believers are justified - declared righteous - by God and forgiven of their sins as Jesus paid the penalty of death in their place through his sacrifice.
1) The document provides context about the biblical story of Esther, including background on King Ahasuerus and how he held a feast before leaving for Greece.
2) It summarizes key events from the story, such as Ahasuerus getting drunk and asking Queen Vashti to do something indecent, which led to Esther becoming the new queen.
3) It discusses how Esther found favor with the king but hid her Jewish identity and faith, and how she later risked her life to save her people from Haman's plot to kill all Jews.
Stealing is wrong because it goes against God's commandments. When Adam and Eve disobeyed God and ate the forbidden fruit, it showed their willingness to take what was not theirs. Various forms of stealing mentioned in the Bible include theft, dishonest business practices, withholding wages, and finding and keeping lost property. To remedy stealing, one must make restitution, stop stealing and work honestly, and seek God's forgiveness and salvation. Ultimately, we should store our treasures in heaven rather than on earthly possessions that can be stolen.
Fall Color: What to Plant | Tips from The Grounds GuysDGCommunications
As the end of summer nears, you may be lamenting your sad landscaping situation. Most of your beautiful flowers are dying and your vegetables just aren’t as productive as the weather cools off. To extend the life of your landscape and to add gorgeous fall colors to your property, here are some examples of beauties to plant right now! Some are annuals that will only last for the season, and some are perennials that will continue to spring up year after year.
This document provides a summary of Ruth chapters 3 and 4 from a church sermon. It discusses how Ruth followed Naomi's plan to reveal herself to Boaz at the threshing floor in order to prompt him to act as their kinsman redeemer. Boaz agrees to redeem Ruth and Naomi's land. The next day, Boaz calls together the other potential redeemer, who declines, so Boaz marries Ruth. They have a son, Obed, who is the grandfather of King David. The document examines themes of redemption through Christ from the story and lessons that can be learned from Naomi's shattered dreams.
The Israelites forgot what God had done for them and rebelled against God and their leaders multiple times during their journey in the wilderness. They complained about lacking food and longed for the luxuries of Egypt. God provided meat but they had a selective memory, forgetting their slavery. Later, Miriam and Aaron criticized Moses' leadership due to jealousy. The people were discouraged by the challenges of Canaan and refused to take the land, showing a lack of faith. God forgave them but they still faced consequences. Paul used their story as a warning for Christians to not repeat the same mistakes of rebellion, idolatry, and lack of faith.
M2014 s36 the state of this world 5 11-14 sermonJames Bradshaw
This document provides a summary of Jesus' prayer for his disciples in John 17:13-23. It discusses how Christians are called to be in the world but not of the world, avoiding sin and living by God's word. It outlines the steps to salvation, including hearing the gospel, believing, repenting of sins, confessing faith, being baptized, and living faithfully. Christians are added to the church when they are saved and should live by producing the fruit of the Spirit and relying on God's faithfulness to withstand temptation.
The document summarizes key points about God's plan of salvation according to the book of Revelation in the Bible. It explains that sin entered the world through Adam and Eve, bringing death, but God sent Jesus to die in our place and free us from sin and death. It calls this God's "everlasting gospel" or good news. It encourages accepting Jesus' sacrifice by believing, confessing sins, and letting Him be Lord of our lives in order to receive salvation, forgiveness and eternal life.
Sabbath school lesson 13, 3rd quarter of 2016David Syahputra
This document summarizes how different biblical figures provide guidance on waiting for Jesus' return.
Matthew teaches that we should prepare spiritually and care for others. Peter encourages growing in grace and living blamelessly. James says faith requires works. Paul likens the process of spreading the gospel to planting and harvesting. Revelation depicts the final victory over sin and death, when God will wipe away every tear. Ellen White adds that we should wait patiently by living each day in a saving relationship with God.
The document discusses the Great Controversy between Christ and Satan that is present throughout the Bible, especially in the book of Job. It summarizes that Satan questions God about Job's loyalty, leading God to allow Satan to take away all that Job has while sparing his life. This shows the interconnectedness between the controversy in heaven and what happens on earth. While Job remains faithful, it indicates that relationship with God does not make us completely safe from temptation and sin. Ultimately, the story points to Jesus who defeats Satan through His death on the cross.
Genesis 3 describes humanity's fall from grace in the Garden of Eden through Satan's temptation of Adam and Eve to eat the forbidden fruit. God punishes humanity for their disobedience by cursing the ground and instituting physical death. He also curses Satan, promising future conflict between Satan's seed and the woman's seed that will result in Christ defeating Satan. The chapter establishes the fundamental problem of sin and separation from God in humanity and sets the stage for God's plan of salvation through Christ.
This sermon discusses the biblical promises and prophecies regarding Israel and the Jewish people. It argues that God's promises to Israel, including the promise of the land of Israel, should be taken literally rather than figuratively. It cites several Old Testament passages that it says predict Israel's spiritual restoration and regathering in the land prior to the Messianic age. The sermon teaches that "all Israel will be saved" refers to a future mass conversion of Jews to Christianity at the end of the tribulation period just before Christ's return.
The document discusses Job from the Bible. It describes Job as a blameless and upright man who feared God. It recounts how Satan asks God if Job only worships Him because of his prosperity. God allows Satan to take away Job's possessions and children to test his faith, which remains strong through these trials, though his body is afflicted with boils. The document uses Job as an example of remaining faithful to God even during suffering and temptation.
This sermon discusses the sixth beatitude from Matthew 5:6 about hungering and thirsting for righteousness. The sermon defines righteousness as being right or just, and explains that this beatitude refers to having a strong desire to become more like God and Christ. It argues that while other pursuits like money, entertainment, power, or knowledge may leave one empty, hungering for righteousness will be fulfilled. The conclusion exhorts the audience to fear God and keep his commandments.
Genesis 6:9-22 describes God instructing Noah to build an ark to save his family and two of every kind of animal from a coming flood that God planned to bring as judgment upon the earth for its corruption and violence. God saw that mankind had become sinful and wanted to destroy them, but chose to save Noah because he found favor as a righteous man who walked with God. Noah obeyed God's instructions to build the ark exactly as specified. He took his family and the animals onto the ark, along with food, and the flood destroyed all life on earth except those saved on the ark.
Genesis 3 describes humanity's fall from grace in the Garden of Eden. Satan, disguised as a serpent, tempts Eve to eat fruit from the forbidden tree by sowing seeds of doubt in God's word. Eve then gives the fruit to Adam, and they immediately realize they are naked and ashamed. God questions Adam and Eve about their actions, but they blame each other and the serpent. God curses the serpent and prophecies that Eve's offspring (Jesus Christ) will one day defeat Satan. Their disobedience separates them from God and introduces sin, fear, and shame into the world.
This document contains a collection of Bible verses related to commitment. It discusses different types of commitments including commitment to God, family, work/study, and defines concepts like covenants, vows, and soul ties. Key verses discussed include Joshua 24:15 which talks about committing to serve God and Philippians 1:21 about living for Christ. The document aims to explore the idea of commitment from a biblical perspective.
The document discusses several biblical passages related to the concept of the "mother bird" and kindness. It references the Torah command to send away the mother bird before taking her young or eggs. It also discusses passages about Jesus observing a poor widow donating money to the Temple and commending her generosity despite her poverty. Further, it discusses passages about not cooking a young goat in its mother's milk and about Peter having a vision about accepting all foods as clean.
This lesson discusses the origin and development of the war between good and evil. It explains that Satan was originally Lucifer, a beautiful, perfect angel, but he became prideful and wanted to be treated like God. There was then a war in heaven where God and the faithful angels defeated Satan and his angels, casting them out of heaven. The war continued on earth, with Satan trying to kill Jesus as a baby and later using Rome to persecute the early Church. Satan is still trying to destroy God's faithful remnant, but Jesus already defeated him at the cross. We can overcome as others like Abel, Noah and Moses did by keeping our faith in Jesus.
1) The document discusses the concept of atonement in the Bible, which refers to God's forgiveness of sins through the shedding of blood as a sacrifice.
2) It describes how Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament promises and requirements of atonement by becoming the final, perfect sacrifice as the "Lamb of God" to pay for the sins of humanity once and for all.
3) By placing faith in Jesus' death and resurrection, believers are justified - declared righteous - by God and forgiven of their sins as Jesus paid the penalty of death in their place through his sacrifice.
1) The document provides context about the biblical story of Esther, including background on King Ahasuerus and how he held a feast before leaving for Greece.
2) It summarizes key events from the story, such as Ahasuerus getting drunk and asking Queen Vashti to do something indecent, which led to Esther becoming the new queen.
3) It discusses how Esther found favor with the king but hid her Jewish identity and faith, and how she later risked her life to save her people from Haman's plot to kill all Jews.
Stealing is wrong because it goes against God's commandments. When Adam and Eve disobeyed God and ate the forbidden fruit, it showed their willingness to take what was not theirs. Various forms of stealing mentioned in the Bible include theft, dishonest business practices, withholding wages, and finding and keeping lost property. To remedy stealing, one must make restitution, stop stealing and work honestly, and seek God's forgiveness and salvation. Ultimately, we should store our treasures in heaven rather than on earthly possessions that can be stolen.
Fall Color: What to Plant | Tips from The Grounds GuysDGCommunications
As the end of summer nears, you may be lamenting your sad landscaping situation. Most of your beautiful flowers are dying and your vegetables just aren’t as productive as the weather cools off. To extend the life of your landscape and to add gorgeous fall colors to your property, here are some examples of beauties to plant right now! Some are annuals that will only last for the season, and some are perennials that will continue to spring up year after year.
Este documento proporciona información sobre indicadores relacionados con la adicción en México, incluyendo definiciones de términos como abuso de sustancias, dependencia y patrones de consumo. Describe los resultados clave de la Encuesta Nacional de Adicciones de 1998, como las tasas de consumo de alcohol y las bebidas preferidas por los mexicanos. También resume algunos impactos de salud del consumo de alcohol, como la morbilidad, mortalidad y años de vida perdidos.
Pasos para crear una cuenta en slideshareAndy Bastidas
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Las amenazas informáticas como virus, gusanos, rootkits, spyware, caballos de Troya, phishing, spam y dialers han estado presentes durante 25 años y siguen siendo un problema. Existen varios tipos de malware que intentan infectar computadoras de diferentes maneras para robar información personal o tomar control remoto de las máquinas. La mejor protección incluye tener instalado un antivirus actualizado, evitar sitios web sospechosos y no revelar información personal a menos que se confíe plenamente en la fuente.
Sudhir Mishra has over 8 years of experience in sales, marketing, and business development. He is currently the Sales Manager at GETIT Infomedia in Rajasthan, where he is responsible for planning and executing store activities, reporting on competitors, and managing a sales team. Previously he held roles at Bharti Airtel, ITC India Ltd., and Okaya Power Ltd, where he achieved sales growth targets and strengthened business operations. He has an MBA and B.Sc. and is proficient in strategic planning, relationship management, and delivering innovative sales strategies.
Sunmark international pvt. Ltd. is a six year old company established in Sundernagar, Himachal Pradesh that operates in business plan development, internet marketing, and travel/tourism. The company has two boards - a primary board where income is Rs. 30,000 for sponsoring two people, and a secondary board where income is Rs. 4,50,000 for life for having two people qualify in the primary board. Customers purchase packages starting from Rs. 16,000 to sponsor others and qualify for recurring income through the revolving matrix system.
El documento discute tres problemas sociales comunes entre los adolescentes: el consumo de alcohol, las drogas y el tabaquismo. El consumo de alcohol es cada vez más común en fiestas donde se ofrecen bebidas a menores. El abuso de drogas conduce a problemas graves como faltar a la escuela y tener problemas legales. El tabaquismo entre adolescentes no solo se debe a la presión de los compañeros, sino también a razones biológicas y la rebelión que es parte normal de la adolescencia.
Ove Dalen: Sannheten om innholdsmarkedsføringwebdagene
Innholdsmarkedsføring er den nye appen. Alle skal ha det. Men ingen vet helt hvordan de skal få det til. De to største problemene i dag er at vi mangler tydelige strategier for hva vi vil med innholdet og en organisasjon som kan jobbe fornuftig med forbedring, forvaltning og vedlikehold.
El documento describe varios problemas comunes que enfrentan los adolescentes, incluyendo relaciones sexuales tempranas y embarazos no deseados, consumo de alcohol y drogas, trastornos alimenticios, depresión, baja autoestima, adicción a Internet y presión de los padres.
Design, Analysis and fabrication of ATV (All Terrain Vehicle) for the event B...vinay kumar
The document provides specifications and design details for a formula-style racing vehicle. It includes dimensions, materials used, analysis of various components like the roll cage, brakes, suspension, and steering. Analysis of the roll cage shows safety factors meet requirements. Suspension design was optimized through iteration. The braking system was designed to meet performance targets. Cost analysis showed largest expenses were the powertrain and suspension systems. The project plan involves various team members focusing on different vehicle subsystems and includes failure mode considerations.
El documento proporciona instrucciones para instalar y configurar Dropbox. Explica que Dropbox es un servicio en la nube para almacenar archivos y que ofrece ventajas como ahorro de espacio y la capacidad de acceder a archivos desde cualquier dispositivo. Luego describe los pasos para descargar e instalar el software Dropbox, crear una cuenta gratuita y finalizar la configuración.
Este documento ofrece consejos para tener éxito en campañas de crowdfunding solidario. Recomienda establecer objetivos realistas, explicar claramente a dónde irá el dinero recaudado, y dar detalles tangibles sobre lo que se puede lograr con diferentes donaciones. También enfatiza la importancia de agradecer las donaciones, difundir ampliamente la campaña a través de varios canales como redes sociales y medios locales, y explicar los resultados al final de la campaña.
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1) Ruth tells the story of Naomi, a widow who loses her husband and two sons and decides to return to her homeland of Bethlehem with her daughter-in-law Ruth.
2) Ruth faces many obstacles including famine, poverty, and shattered dreams of having a family, but demonstrates faith and loyalty to Naomi.
3) Ruth finds favor with Boaz, a wealthy landowner, who acts to redeem and care for her according to Israelite law.
4) They marry and have a son, Obed, who becomes the grandfather of King David, demonstrating that God's plan can overcome any obstacles to holiness.
The document provides commentary on the Book of Ruth chapters 1-2. It summarizes the story of Naomi, her husband Elimelech, and her sons who move from Bethlehem to Moab during a famine. Both sons marry Moabite women, Orpah and Ruth, but then Elimelech and the sons die, leaving Naomi widowed. Naomi decides to return to Bethlehem and urges Orpah and Ruth to stay in Moab, but Ruth refuses, proclaiming her loyalty to Naomi. The commentary reflects on themes of God's sovereignty and providence even in times of suffering. It contrasts the faith of Ruth with Orpah, who chooses to leave Naomi and
In the days when Judges ruled Israel, a famine forced a man named Elimelech from Bethlehem to relocate his family to Moab. There, Elimelech and his two sons died, leaving Naomi widowed. Naomi decided to return to Bethlehem with her two Moabite daughters-in-law, Orpah and Ruth. Orpah returned home, while Ruth clung to Naomi, declaring her loyalty and faith in Naomi's God. The two women arrived in Bethlehem at barley harvest, with Ruth determined to care for her grieving mother-in-law.
Aug. 26 Sunday School lesson, finishing up Ruth. When dealing with Boaz, Ruth didn't just travel to the 'outlet mall' for some bargain basement clearance caliber of husband! Because she was busy serving God, loving people, and oh by the way allowing God to prepare His will in this 'department', you see what happened in her life, the many "great values" that she found! Pardon the shopping analogies, but this little book has some great godly characters who grew in caring about others, and left a tremendous legacy (read the surprise ending). This book has a lot to do with how God eternally loves, waits on and serves us -- look for Jesus! God Bless!!
Naomi and her family fled a famine in Judah by going to Moab, but over 10 years her husband and sons died, leaving her alone with her daughters-in-law Orpah and Ruth. Naomi decided to return to Judah and urged the women to return to their families, but Ruth refused, saying she would go where Naomi went. When they arrived in Bethlehem, Naomi told the women to call her Mara instead of Naomi, because God had made her life very bitter. Ruth remained determined to stay by Naomi's side despite her suffering.
The story of Ruth is one of the most beautifully arranged narratives in all of the Bible. It is written during one of the darkest periods in the history of Israel, but it contains some of the clearest pictures of God’s redeeming love. In this first message, we will look at the turning point, also called "the valley of decision." Both Ruth and her mother in law find themselves facing the Jordan River valley and facing a choice whether to cross over and embrace the God of Israel. For Naomi it is a return to God, and for Ruth a turning in a radically new direction. The choice they make will change their lives and the nation of Israel forever.
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Chapter 9
Reaching Out to Others:
Especially Those Who Are Different
“MY HUSBAND just won’t talk to me!” Kelly said. “I know he cares about me, but he just can’t seem to express it very well. We’re so different!”
Communication is the key to an effective marriage, yet some couples find it extremely difficult to express their true feelings to one another. The feelings are inside them, but they remain bottled up. Unexpressed love is often interpreted as no love at all. In some cases, it may even be perceived as resentment or rejection.
Brian and Kelly had been married for three years. There were no major problems on the surface of their marriage. However, there was plenty of frustration underneath. They tried to talk about it, but they inevitably ended up in confused silence.
“One of you has to be willing to reach out to the other one,” I suggested. “It will take courage and commitment to try, but you can’t go on in silence.”
“I’m willing,” Kelly said. “But what if he doesn’t respond?”
“You’re not the first woman to face that concern,” I said. “Ruth did it, and it worked for her!”
The little book of Ruth is like a ray of sunshine at the end of a long, dark tunnel. It was originally part of the book of Judges. It was the only ray of hope after three hundred years of failure and heartache. Just when it seemed everything was going wrong, God reminded His people that He was still protecting the promise.
On the surface, the promise seemed more obscure than ever. God was not worshiped, His law was not obeyed, and His Messiah had not come forth. It appeared to many that there was little hope for the future.
Life was dim when Elimelech (“God is my King”) and Naomi (“pleasant one”) left Bethlehem because of a famine. Surely things will be better in Moab, they thought. So off they went with their two sons, Mahlon (“sickly”) and Kilion (“pining”), to live among Israel’s enemies, the Moabites.
Moab was a strange place to find a better life. People who had long opposed Jehovah in favor of other gods populated the land. Moabites were notorious for their pagan rituals, including child sacrifice. It was hardly the place to start over.
When Everything Goes Wrong
While they were in Moab, Elimelech died. Eventually Mahlon and Kilion married Moabite girls named Ruth and Orpah. They seemed happy at first, but both of the boys soon died as well. In just ten short years, Naomi lost her husband and both of her sons.
The book of Ruth is written like a four-act play. As the curtain goes up on scene one, we see three widows crying together in the fields of Moab. Broken and destitute, Naomi announced to them that she was returning home to Bethlehem.
“Go back, each of you, to your mother’s home,” she suggested to her daughters-in-law. “May the Lord show kindness to you. … May the Lord grant that each of you will find rest in the home of another husband” (Ruth 1:8, 9).
Life was hard for widows in those days. They had no security, no income, and no means of working. Survival ...
This document provides an overview and analysis of Ruth chapters 3 and 4 from a sermon given at First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi. It begins with introductions to Ruth 3 and 4, explaining the kinsman redeemer role of Boaz and the concept of levirate marriage. It then summarizes the key events in Ruth 3 where Ruth goes to Boaz at night and asks him to redeem her, and in Ruth 4 where Boaz marries Ruth after the nearer kinsman declines the responsibility. The document concludes by exploring lessons from the story, including Ruth as a model woman, the importance of the genealogy, how Boaz foreshadows Christ as redeemer, and what can be learned from Naomi's experiences
God works through both visible miracles and invisible providence. Naomi and her family experience hardship when they move to Moab due to famine in Bethlehem, with Naomi's husband and sons dying. Naomi decides to return to Bethlehem and encourages her daughters-in-law to return to their families. Orpah agrees but Ruth refuses, committing to stay with Naomi and her God. They return to Bethlehem together where others are surprised to see Naomi after her losses but she experienced God's sovereignty through her suffering.
This document provides a summary and analysis of Ruth 3:1-18 from the Bible. It discusses three key points:
1) Naomi advises Ruth to go to Boaz at night and uncover his feet, indicating she wants to marry him. Ruth follows her plan.
2) At midnight, Boaz awakens to find Ruth at his feet. He praises her character and promises to help her however he can, though notes another man has a closer redemption claim over her.
3) Boaz tells Ruth to stay the night and he will address the situation in the morning, either redeeming her himself or clearing the way for the other man to do so, as he wants to marry
This summary provides the key details from the document in 3 sentences:
Boaz prays that God would reward Ruth for her faithfulness in caring for her mother-in-law Naomi. When Ruth expresses surprise at Boaz's kindness towards her as a foreigner, Boaz reassures her that he is aware of her good character and work ethic. Boaz then promises Ruth protection and provisions as she gleans in his fields, demonstrating God's providence in leading Ruth to favor with a wealthy relative who can provide for her needs.
Boaz legally redeems Ruth and the land according to the customs of the time. This allows Ruth to become Boaz's wife and preserves the family line of Elimelech. As a result, Ruth gives birth to Obed, who becomes the grandfather of King David. The redemption story depicts how God works through people like Boaz to care for widows like Ruth and Naomi when others have failed to do so. It also serves as a metaphor for how Jesus alone can redeem humanity through his sacrifice.
1) The book of Ruth was likely written between 1100-924 BC during the time of the Judges in Israel. It recounts the story of Naomi, a woman from Bethlehem who went with her family to live in Moab during a famine but was left widowed and childless after her husband and sons died.
2) Naomi decides to return to Bethlehem from Moab with her daughter-in-law Ruth, while her other daughter-in-law Orpah remains in Moab. Ruth insists on accompanying Naomi and declares that Naomi's people and God will be her own.
3) Upon their arrival in Bethlehem, Naomi tells the people to no longer call
This document summarizes several passages from the book of Ruth in the Bible. It describes how a family from Bethlehem, including Elimelech, his wife Naomi, and their two sons, went to Moab due to a famine. Both sons married Moabite women, but then Elimelech and the sons died, leaving Naomi widowed. Naomi decided to return to Bethlehem, and her daughter-in-law Ruth insisted on going with her. When they arrived in Bethlehem, Ruth married Boaz and gave birth to a son named Obed, who was the grandfather of King David.
Boaz shows favor and kindness to Ruth as she gleans in his fields. When Boaz learns of Ruth's faithfulness in caring for her mother-in-law, he praises her character and work ethic. Boaz protects Ruth and allows her to glean safely in his fields. He provides more for her to collect than what she could find on her own. Boaz goes beyond the law to show grace to Ruth in her hardship.
Naomi seems to be a small character in the book of Ruth but the lessons from her are huge. A woman who suffered devastation but maintained her faith and was rewarded by God.
Pastor Elio Marrocco's "Ruth, The Romance Redemption" sermon at New Life Christian Church on June 1, 2014. You can learn more about New Life Christian Church here: http://www.newlifecc.ca
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Addressing Common Concerns
Physical Harm in Dreams Lucid dreaming is fundamentally safe. In a lucid dream, everything is a creation of your mind. Therefore, nothing in the dream can physically harm you. Despite the vividness and realness of the dream experience, it remains entirely within your mental landscape, posing no physical danger.
Mental Health Risks Concerns about developing PTSD or other mental illnesses from lucid dreaming are unfounded. As soon as you wake up, it's clear that the events experienced in the dream were not real. On the contrary, lucid dreaming is often seen as a therapeutic tool for conditions like PTSD, as it allows individuals to reframe and manage their thoughts.
Potential Risks of Lucid Dreaming
While generally safe, lucid dreaming does come with a few risks as well:
Mixing Dream Memories with Reality Long-term lucid dreamers might occasionally confuse dream memories with real ones, creating false memories. This issue is rare and preventable by maintaining a dream journal and avoiding lucid dreaming about real-life people or places too frequently.
Escapism Using lucid dreaming to escape reality can be problematic if it interferes with your daily life. While it is sometimes beneficial to escape and relieve the stress of reality, relying on lucid dreaming for happiness can hinder personal growth and productivity.
Feeling Tired After Lucid Dreaming Some people report feeling tired after lucid dreaming. This tiredness is not due to the dreams themselves but often results from not getting enough sleep or using techniques that disrupt sleep patterns. Taking breaks and ensuring adequate sleep can prevent this.
Mental Exhaustion Lucid dreaming can be mentally taxing if practiced excessively without breaks. It’s important to balance lucid dreaming with regular sleep to avoid mental fatigue.
Lucid dreaming is safe and beneficial if done with caution. It has many benefits, such as overcoming fear and improving mental health, and minimal risks. There are many resources and tutorials available for those interested in trying it.
2. God's upper story. God wants to be with us,
and will pay any price to make it so.
3. No matter what happens in your life, I can reach
into your heart with power to form you into one
who values Me above everyone and everything
else. I'm determined to reverse your values.
4. Obstacle 1: Overwhelming disadvantages : Ruth
Ruth 1:1 In the days when the judges ruled, there
was a famine in the land, and a man from
Bethlehem, together with his wife and two sons,
went to live for a while in the country of Moab.
5. 2 The man's name was Elimelech (My God is King),
his wife's name Naomi, and his two sons were
Mahlon and Kilion.
Obstacle 1: Overwhelming disadvantages : Ruth
6. 3 Naomi's husband, died, and she was left with her
two sons. 4 They married Moabite women, one
named Orpah (Stubbornness) and the other Ruth
(Friendship). After they had lived there about ten
years,
Obstacle 1: Overwhelming disadvantages : Ruth
7. 5 both Mahlon and Kilion also died, and Naomi was
left without her two sons and her husband.
Obstacle 1: Overwhelming disadvantages : Ruth
8. Ruth 1:16 Ruth replied, "Don't urge me to leave you
or to turn back from you. Where you go I will go,
and where you stay I will stay. Your people will be
my people and your God my God.
Obstacle 1: Overwhelming disadvantages : Ruth
9. 17 Where you die I will die, and there I will be
buried. May the LORD deal with me, be it ever so
severely, if anything but death separates you and
me."
Obstacle 1: Overwhelming disadvantages : Ruth
11. Ruth 1:11 But Naomi said, "Return home, my
daughters. Why would you come with me? Am I
going to have any more sons, who could become
your husbands?
Obstacle 2: Shattered dreams: Naomi
12. 12 Return home, my daughters; I am too old to have
another husband. Even if I thought there was still
hope for me- even if I had a husband tonight and
then gave birth to sons
Obstacle 2: Shattered dreams: Naomi
13. 13 would you wait until they grew up? Would you
remain unmarried for them? No, my daughters. It is
more bitter for me than for you, because the LORD's
hand has gone out against me!"
Obstacle 2: Shattered dreams: Naomi
14. Ruth 1:20 "Don't call me Naomi. Call me Mara,
because the Almighty has made my life very bitter.
21 I went away full, but the LORD has brought me
back empty. Why call me Naomi? The LORD has
afflicted me; the Almighty has brought misfortune
upon me."
Obstacle 2: Shattered dreams: Naomi
15. Ruth 2:3 So she went out and began to glean in the
fields behind the harvesters. As it turned out, she
found herself working in a field belonging to Boaz,
who was from the clan of Elimelech.
Obstacle 3: Material Resources: Boaz
16. Boaz had
Wealth that did not _____ his heart.
Desire for love that made money a ______ thing.
Integrity that _______ immoral or illegal
movement toward satisfaction of that desire.
numb
second
refused
17. Ruth 2:20 "The LORD bless him!" Naomi said to
her daughter-in-law. "The Lord has not stopped
showing his kindness to the living and the dead."
She added, "That man is our close relative; he is one
of our kinsman-redeemers."
Obstacle 3: Material Resources: Boaz
18. Ruth 3:3 "Wash and perfume yourself, and put on
your best clothes. Then go down to the threshing
floor, but don't let him know you are there until he
has finished eating and drinking.
Obstacle 3: Material Resources: Boaz
19. 4 When he lies down, note the place where he is
lying. Then go and uncover his feet and lie down. He
will tell you what to do."
Obstacle 3: Material Resources: Boaz
20. Ruth 3:10 "The LORD bless you, my daughter," he
replied. "This kindness is greater than that which
you showed earlier: You have not run after the
younger men, whether rich or poor.
Obstacle 3: Material Resources: Boaz
21. 11 And now, my daughter, don't be afraid. I will do
for you all you ask. All my fellow townsmen know
that you are a woman of noble character. 12 Although
it is true that I am near of kin, there is a kinsman-
redeemer nearer than I.
Obstacle 3: Material Resources: Boaz
22. 13 Stay here for the night, and in the morning if he
wants to redeem, good; let him redeem. But if he is
not willing, as surely as the LORD lives I will do it.
Lie here until morning."
Obstacle 3: Material Resources: Boaz
23. Ruth 3:18 Then Naomi said, "Wait, my daughter,
until you find out what happens. For the man will
not rest until the matter is settled today."
Obstacle 3: Material Resources: Boaz
24. Ruth 4:13 So Boaz took Ruth and she became his
wife. Then he went to her, and the LORD enabled
her to conceive, and she gave birth to a son.
Obstacle 3: Material Resources: Boaz
25. 14 The women said to Naomi: "Praise be to the
LORD, who this day has not left you without a
kinsman-redeemer. May he become famous
throughout Israel!
Obstacle 3: Material Resources: Boaz
26. 15 He will renew your life and sustain you in your old
age. For your daughter-in-law, who loves you and
who is better to you than seven sons, has given him
birth." 16 Then Naomi took the child, laid him in her
lap and cared for him.
Obstacle 3: Material Resources: Boaz
27. 17 The women living there said, "Naomi has a son."
And they named him Obed. He was the father of
Jesse, the father of David.
Obstacle 3: Material Resources: Boaz
28. Lessons
1.Holiness and only holiness brings the deepest ___.
2.No problem in your life, whether difficult problems or
agreeable problems can stop my ____.
3.Faith and hope together release ____.
4.No matter how dark the world around you, no matter
how difficult the world inside you, My plan overcomes
all obstacles to _______.
joy
plan
love
holiness