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This document discusses the use of the terms for "covenant" in the Old and New Testaments. It provides a list of every Hebrew and Greek word related to covenant that appears in the Bible, along with the number of occurrences of each word and brief examples of verses where they appear. The Hebrew words discussed include berith, brit, habberith, and others, with a total of over 300 occurrences. The Greek words discussed are diathéké and its related forms, with a total of 33 occurrences listed.

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The document discusses the concept of the "far country" as a metaphor for living without God through sin. It describes how people can end up in the far country due to a desire for freedom, the power of sin, or a love of money. It notes that people can return from the far country by repenting of their sins, asking for God's forgiveness, hearing and believing the gospel, repenting, confessing faith in Christ, and being baptized. The overall message is that God welcomes people to leave the far country of sin and return home.

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The people of God have always need watchmen (Eze. 33:1-9). To warn the people (Isa. 58:1). The watchmen is righteous if he warns and unrighteous if he does not warn. The church of Christ has watchmen appointed by God (Eph. 4:11-16). Elders: shepherds, pastors, bishops, overseers—all the same office—are watchmen. Preachers: evangelists, ministers—all the same function—are watchmen. In general, all Christians are to act as watchmen in one way or another. They are here to keep the church strong in truth (Eph. 4:12-16). This lesson will examine the duties of elders and preachers as watchmen.

This document provides brief summaries and commentary on various passages from the book of Deuteronomy in the Bible. Some key points include: - Children are innocent and unaccountable according to God's view (Deut 1:39) - Fear of God is an important part of spiritual growth (Deut 5:29) - God loves to do things gradually to avoid excess and waste (Deut 7:22) - The word of God sustains people like a tree sustains life (Deut 20:19) - Israelites had ceremonial sacrifices to cleanse themselves after crucifying Christ (Deut 21:1-9)

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The document discusses the importance of proclaiming Christ in a wicked world. It references examples from the Bible of righteous individuals like the demon-possessed man and Lot proclaiming the message of Christ despite living among sinful people. Christians are called to warn others about the coming final judgment and destruction, and to tell people how to be saved through believing, repenting of sins, confessing faith, and faithful living according to the gospel. The key message is that believers should make their lives about proclaiming Christ to persuade others and care about their souls.

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The document discusses several Bible verses about righteousness, peacemakers, and pursuing God. It mentions verses like John 10:10, Matthew 5:6, Revelation 3:16, and Psalms 37:4. The document emphasizes living righteously, seeking God's righteousness over worldly things, finding peace in God, and choosing to follow God every day in our lives. It was presented at an FCC church service in the Philippines on November 4, 2018.

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The empty pews in a church show that someone is not fulfilling their religious obligations. It indicates that someone is not keeping God's commandments, growing in faith, or prioritizing their relationship with God over worldly influences. Empty pews also demonstrate that someone is not participating in fellowship, contributing financially, sharing their faith through good works, or continuing to learn and serve together with other church members. The document calls on Christians to commit to regularly attending services to strengthen the church community.

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This document encourages moving one's focus beyond Jesus as a baby in the manger to consider his full life and purpose. It outlines Jesus' perfect life, death on the cross for sins, resurrection, ascension to heaven as King of Kings, and his ongoing role as believers' Lord. The goal is for readers to faithfully follow Jesus' example from the sermon on the mount to his teachings, miracles, crucifixion, and post-resurrection appearances, rather than focusing solely on his birth narrative. In conclusion, it invites becoming a Christian by believing, repenting, confessing faith, and devoted discipleship.

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The document discusses whether Christians are destined for defeat or victory on Earth. It argues that many prophecies cited as signs we are living in the "last days" were actually fulfilled in the 1st century. It says the "end times" referred to the end of the Old Covenant, and the "Great Tribulation" is past, referring to events of the 1st century. It claims the Book of Revelation was written in the 60s AD to address seven churches, and that the resurrection of believers occurs after Christ's millennial reign, not in a pre-tribulation rapture. The document aims to inspire Christians to positive action rather than inactivity based on escapist eschatology.

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The document discusses how Thomas missed out on important things by not being present with the other disciples when Jesus appeared after His resurrection. Thomas missed the joy of seeing the risen Lord, the comfort of being with the other disciples, seeing the evidence that would remove his doubts, and the charge and honor that Jesus bestowed on the disciples during that occasion. The document encourages Christians not to miss out like Thomas by being present whenever the saints gather together, and it provides Jesus' plan of salvation for those who want to become or repent as Christians.

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The document provides notes on key people and events in the biblical book of Ruth. It discusses how the story fits into the period of the judges ruling Israel and explores spiritual meanings and lessons behind various characters and passages. Some main points summarized: 1) The book of Ruth tells the story of a Moabite woman who accompanies her mother-in-law Naomi back to Bethlehem after both lose their husbands and sons. 2) Naomi represents Israel dwelling among the nations until a remnant returns, while Ruth represents Gentiles coming to faith. 3) Events like Ruth gleaning in Boaz's field and their marriage represent spiritual truths like Gentiles being grafted into God's people and Christ

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The document provides a homework assignment to identify whether passages in the Bible refer to the Rapture of the Church, the Mid-Tribulation period, the Post-Tribulation period, or the Second Coming. It includes a list of 27 biblical passages to analyze and identify the event described. It also includes two discussion questions about Revelation 4:1 referring to a Mid-Tribulation rapture rather than the Rapture of the Church, and about what event several other passages prophesy.

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This document provides biblical examples of figures who prayed, including Abraham, Jacob, Job, Moses, Samuel, Hannah, David, Solomon, Elijah, Hezekiah, Jeremiah, Daniel, Jonah, and Habakkuk. It also discusses the prayers of Jesus Christ and analyzes aspects of prayer such as place, length, alertness, intensity, spiritual character, mental defense, schooling, discipline, and posture of prayer based on passages from the Gospels and letters of James and John.

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This document provides evidence for Christianity from scripture testimony, messianic prophecies, scientific facts, cities of prophecy, and archaeology. It notes that the Bible contains eyewitness accounts of Jesus' miracles written shortly after the events. It also discusses how the Bible's prophecies about the Messiah were fulfilled in Jesus, including specific details about his life, death, and resurrection. Additionally, it suggests some scientific facts reflected in the Bible long before being discovered by science. The document also references archaeological findings like the Dead Sea Scrolls and Ebla Texts that support the Bible's historicity.

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This document discusses the importance of 24-hour houses of prayer and maintaining a consistent prayer life. It divides the day into 8 watches of 3 hours each from 6pm to 6pm and suggests that the first watch from 6pm to 9pm is a time to "possess the gate of this day" through prayer. Bible verses are referenced to support remaining ready and praying even in the middle of the night. Maintaining watches of prayer is described as vital for spiritual warfare and stomping on the enemy's plans.

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This document discusses various "impossible searches" related to salvation and Christianity. It asserts that salvation cannot be attained without key elements like Christ, His sacrifice, repentance, baptism, and the church. Additionally, it argues that true Christianity requires faithful service, personal sacrifice, and cannot be made fun or non-offensive. The document serves to outline what the author sees as necessary components of salvation that cannot be omitted or substituted.

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This document provides Bible passages to help with dealing with tough situations and emotions including jealousy, loneliness, anger, procrastination, rejection, revenge, sadness, stress, weariness, addiction, death of a loved one, decisions, divorce, gossip, illness, peer pressure, prejudice, sexual abstinence, temptation, celebrating good things in life, courage, faith, humility, kindness, love, patience, persistence, responsibility, serenity, baptism, birthdays, entering college, and graduation.

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There are two kinds of determination: wrong and right. The wrong determination is to continue in sin by clinging to human creeds, disobeying the gospel, and refusing to confess faults. The right determination is to know, do, and teach God's will by overcoming mountains of indifference, preconceived ideas, unbelief, pleasing man, fear, and doubts about making a difference or letting others do the work. Having the right determination means being determined to be saved now and eternally by obeying the gospel.

Becoming The Kind Of Person God Wants You To Be

This document provides instructions for becoming a Christian and living as a Christian. It outlines the following key points: 1) To become a Christian one must hear and learn the gospel, believe in it, repent of sins, confess faith in Christ, and be baptized. 2) As Christians, we must abide in Christ by obeying his teachings, bearing spiritual fruit, and doing good works with his help. 3) If one does not become a Christian and abide in Christ, they will not bear spiritual fruit, their prayers will not be heard, and they will be separated from God and face eternal punishment.

Things We Cannot Escape!

1) The document discusses various inevitable facts that people cannot escape, including personal responsibility, the all-seeing eye of God, having an influence on others, the consequences of sin, death, judgment, and eternal verdict. 2) It emphasizes that people are personally responsible for believing, repenting of sins, confessing faith, being baptized, remaining faithful, practicing pure religion, and saving souls. 3) The conclusion exhorts readers to prepare now for judgment and the eternal verdict, which will either be spending eternity with God or facing wrath, as it will be too late afterwards.

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The document discusses two judgments that will occur: the Bema Judgment Seat of Christ and the Great White Throne Judgment. The Bema Judgment Seat of Christ is where believers will give an account of their works and potentially receive rewards, but not punishment. The Great White Throne Judgment is where unbelievers will be judged for their sins and sentenced to eternal damnation in the Lake of Fire. Both judgments will involve examination of one's works and secrets according to biblical standards.

Openingourborderstoincludeothers

This document encourages opening spiritual borders and inviting others to learn about God. It discusses how putting God first in our lives and showing love to all people, including strangers, coworkers, family, and fellow Christians, is important. It also stresses the importance of inviting others to church through various means, teaching them the gospel, and preparing for heaven by connecting with Jesus through hearing and believing the gospel, repenting of sins, confessing faith, being baptized, and obeying God's commands.

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This document discusses how remembering helps us by leading to repentance and continuing in God's goodness. It also discusses how faith brings hope through believing in Christ and the promises of salvation, forgiveness of sins, resurrection, and heaven. Finally, it encourages living committed to God through prayer, patience, trials, and needs, and to go and sin no more by changing, living according to God's law, and taking the way of escape from temptation. It outlines God's plan of salvation as believing, repenting, confessing, and being baptized for forgiveness of sins.

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This document discusses the concept of expediency in Christianity. It defines expediency as something that facilitates accomplishing God's will while being in harmony with scripture. For something to be a lawful expediency: (1) it must be authorized in scripture, (2) it cannot go beyond what is specified by God, and (3) it must edify and not offend others. The document provides examples to illustrate lawful versus unlawful expediencies and emphasizes that expediencies cannot be a source of authority themselves but must be within what is authorized in the New Testament.

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This document outlines the features of sin and their cures according to scripture. It describes that faith destroys the love of sin, repentance destroys the practice of sin, baptism destroys the state of sin, forgiveness destroys the guilt of sin, and the resurrection destroys the punishment of sin. It then urges readers to obey the gospel by hearing and believing, repenting from sin, confessing faith in Jesus, and being baptized in order to be saved.

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This document discusses Jesus' condemnation of religious leaders in Matthew 23. It contains the following: 1. Jesus calls the religious leaders "serpents" and "brood of vipers" for how they could escape hell through their actions. 2. It defines the three Greek words for hell used in the Bible - Hades, Tartarus, and Gehenna - and includes a chart describing death, resurrection, and the afterlife. 3. It lists characteristics of religious leaders Jesus condemned, including wanting praise from men, exalting themselves, bringing harm to others, and being outwardly religious but unrighteous.

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This document discusses gaining godly wisdom. It begins by noting that wisdom should be the principle goal and comes from God. It then lists some blockers to wisdom like envy, self-seeking, and earthly desires. The document advocates developing godly qualities like purity, peacefulness, gentleness, mercy, and sincerity. It concludes by stating the godly wisdom involves righteous living guided by self-control according to God's word and the gospel of Christ.

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