The document provides a summary of Job 42:12-16 from the Bible. It describes how after enduring many hardships, God blessed Job with wealth again including livestock, children, and a long life so that he saw his children and grandchildren to the fourth generation. The document then moves to prayers and hymns of praise to God.
This document contains the order of service for a church gathering, including songs, scripture readings, prayers, and sermons. It begins with songs of praise, includes prayers of invocation, confession, thanksgiving and intercession. There are readings from Psalms and Isaiah, and the sermon. It closes with songs, prayers and blessings.
This document appears to be an order of service for a church gathering. It includes songs, scripture readings, prayers, and a sermon. The opening includes an invocation prayer asking God for mercy, guidance, and the Holy Spirit. Other elements are prayers of confession, thanksgiving, and intercession for others. The closing includes a song, blessing, and sending forth. The document outlines the typical components of a Christian worship service.
Te tuarima o nga tikanga karakia fifth order of service Jason Turuwhenua
This document contains prayers and passages from the Bible in the Maori language. It includes prayers of confession, thanksgiving, petition and intercession. Bible passages are also included and responded to briefly. The overall document focuses on communicating with God through prayer and scripture.
This document provides a summary of a church service held on Sunday, 28 February 2016 including:
1) Opening prayers, hymns sung, scripture reading from Psalms 63:1-8 about finding comfort and assurance in God's presence.
2) A prayer of confession where sins like denying God's place in lives and straying from his path are confessed and forgiveness is sought.
3) A prayer of thanksgiving praising God for his gifts like forgiving sins and curing ailments.
4) Closing prayers for God's mercy on issues like spiritual blindness, rebellious spirits, unjust criticism of others and bitterness.
This document contains the order of service for a Sunday service held on the 5th of July 2015 in Ōwairoa, New Zealand. It includes the opening hymns and prayers, readings from the Bible (Mark 6:1-6 and 2 Samuel 5:1-5), prayers of confession, thanksgiving and intercession, and a closing hymn. The service is conducted in both English and te reo Māori (the Māori language of New Zealand) and follows the typical structure of Christian worship with songs, prayers, scripture readings and sermon/message.
This document provides an overview of Lutheran teachings on prayer based on a study of the Lord's Prayer. It discusses that prayer is a privilege and command for believers, defines prayer as speaking to God, and notes we should pray to God alone. It explains we should pray in Jesus' name, with confidence, according to God's will, and that the Holy Spirit helps believers in prayer. Jesus' Lord's Prayer is given as an example prayer. The document also references Luther's view of prayer as spiritual comfort and defense against evil.
This document contains prayers, hymns, and scripture readings from a church service. It includes:
- An opening prayer invoking God's presence
- A prayer of confession acknowledging sins and asking for forgiveness
- A prayer of thanksgiving giving thanks for God's blessings
- Hymns praising God's greatness and Jesus' sacrifice
- A prayer of intercession asking for help with anger, forgiveness, and following Jesus' example
- Scripture readings about finding light and life through faith in Jesus.
The document provides the order of service and content for different parts of a church gathering, including prayers, songs, and Bible passages focused on worshipping God, confessing faults, and drawing spiritual
This document contains the order of service for a church gathering, including songs, scripture readings, prayers, and sermons. It begins with songs of praise, includes prayers of invocation, confession, thanksgiving and intercession. There are readings from Psalms and Isaiah, and the sermon. It closes with songs, prayers and blessings.
This document appears to be an order of service for a church gathering. It includes songs, scripture readings, prayers, and a sermon. The opening includes an invocation prayer asking God for mercy, guidance, and the Holy Spirit. Other elements are prayers of confession, thanksgiving, and intercession for others. The closing includes a song, blessing, and sending forth. The document outlines the typical components of a Christian worship service.
Te tuarima o nga tikanga karakia fifth order of service Jason Turuwhenua
This document contains prayers and passages from the Bible in the Maori language. It includes prayers of confession, thanksgiving, petition and intercession. Bible passages are also included and responded to briefly. The overall document focuses on communicating with God through prayer and scripture.
This document provides a summary of a church service held on Sunday, 28 February 2016 including:
1) Opening prayers, hymns sung, scripture reading from Psalms 63:1-8 about finding comfort and assurance in God's presence.
2) A prayer of confession where sins like denying God's place in lives and straying from his path are confessed and forgiveness is sought.
3) A prayer of thanksgiving praising God for his gifts like forgiving sins and curing ailments.
4) Closing prayers for God's mercy on issues like spiritual blindness, rebellious spirits, unjust criticism of others and bitterness.
This document contains the order of service for a Sunday service held on the 5th of July 2015 in Ōwairoa, New Zealand. It includes the opening hymns and prayers, readings from the Bible (Mark 6:1-6 and 2 Samuel 5:1-5), prayers of confession, thanksgiving and intercession, and a closing hymn. The service is conducted in both English and te reo Māori (the Māori language of New Zealand) and follows the typical structure of Christian worship with songs, prayers, scripture readings and sermon/message.
This document provides an overview of Lutheran teachings on prayer based on a study of the Lord's Prayer. It discusses that prayer is a privilege and command for believers, defines prayer as speaking to God, and notes we should pray to God alone. It explains we should pray in Jesus' name, with confidence, according to God's will, and that the Holy Spirit helps believers in prayer. Jesus' Lord's Prayer is given as an example prayer. The document also references Luther's view of prayer as spiritual comfort and defense against evil.
This document contains prayers, hymns, and scripture readings from a church service. It includes:
- An opening prayer invoking God's presence
- A prayer of confession acknowledging sins and asking for forgiveness
- A prayer of thanksgiving giving thanks for God's blessings
- Hymns praising God's greatness and Jesus' sacrifice
- A prayer of intercession asking for help with anger, forgiveness, and following Jesus' example
- Scripture readings about finding light and life through faith in Jesus.
The document provides the order of service and content for different parts of a church gathering, including prayers, songs, and Bible passages focused on worshipping God, confessing faults, and drawing spiritual
This document discusses the Christian virtues of contentment and thankfulness. It argues that contentment acknowledges God's grace and provision, while thankfulness honors God's goodness. Being content means accepting God's sovereignty over one's possessions, position, and circumstances. Thankfulness means acknowledging how God cares for humanity. The document encourages cultivating thankful hearts through prayer and remembering God's blessings.
The document contains a prayer list, including for the family of Ziang Ke, Somalia, and others. It also discusses commitment to scripture, describing what it means to accept the Bible as God's word and let it transform one's life. Several passages from Psalm 119 are provided that praise God's word and express a desire to meditate on and follow God's decrees.
The document discusses the importance and nature of truth and God's word according to the Bible. It provides numerous Bible verses stating that:
1) God desires all people to be saved and come to a full knowledge of the truth.
2) The Bible is God-breathed and contains truth that sanctifies, frees, equips and saves humanity.
3) God's word is eternal, illuminating and the means by which people are regenerated and come to faith in Christ.
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I.
Praying in the Holy Ghost
CHAPTER II.
Praying in the Name of Christ
CHAPTER III.
Chastisement
CHAPTER IV.
Strength made Perfect in Weakness
CHAPTER V.
Daily Renewal
CHAPTER VI.
Hope in God
CHAPTER VII.
Against Vain Thoughts .
CHAPTER VIII.
" Fight the Good Fight of Faith "
Living God's Word by Meditation and PrayerTrinityEvangel
The document discusses the importance of meditating on scripture and prayer for sustaining faith. It asserts that faith is granted and sustained by God through his word and prayer. The good fight of faith is fought mainly through meditating on scriptures and praying that God would apply them. It also discusses that reading, understanding, and pondering the promises of God in scripture can save people from sin's deception by displaying superior pleasures, and that prayer should seek God's will and name. Prayer is said to be important for meditation as people cry out to God for help understanding and applying scripture.
The document provides commentary on Psalm 31 from multiple scholars and biblical experts. It includes:
1) Explanations of the original Hebrew and context of Psalm 31, analyzing words and phrases.
2) Summaries of the key points and themes of Psalm 31, such as David expressing confidence in God during times of distress, committing his spirit to God, and rejoicing in deliverance.
3) Insights into the meaning and importance of trusting in God during trials, surrendering to God out of gratitude, and how faith can enable joy even in the midst of suffering.
This document contains a summary of a church service in te reo Māori (the Māori language of New Zealand). It includes:
1. Prayers of invocation, confession, thanksgiving and petition.
2. Hymns and songs of praise.
3. A scripture reading from Luke 15 about the Parable of the Prodigal Son.
4. The service follows tikanga Māori or Māori protocols and traditions for worship.
How To Enter Into Worship With Prophetess McCrarySister Lara
How do we enter into worship? What are the benefits of worship? This is an audio message that translated into text in our Live Voice Conference for Beyond the Veil Prophetic Ministries presented by Prophetess McCrary. We pray it is a blessing to you, today!
Sola Scriptura holds that scripture alone is the highest authority for Christian doctrine and practice. It asserts that scripture is pure, sure, and inspired by God; it provides illuminating light and joy as God's living and active word; and it is the key to salvation when taught and preached for the instruction of all. When scripture alone is undermined by relying on other authorities or experiences over scripture, or by misinterpreting or not proclaiming scripture, its authority and power are diminished.
"Nothing Can Separate Us From God's Love" (7/26/20)Pastor Rev.
This document contains the order of service for an 8th Sunday after Pentecost at a church in South Orange, New Jersey. It includes prayers, scripture readings from Genesis, Romans and Matthew, and a sermon message about how nothing can separate believers from God's love. The key points are that the Holy Spirit helps believers and intercedes for them, God works all things for good for those who love him, and no hardship or suffering can separate Christians from Christ's love according to the victory of God's grace.
The document discusses letting the peace of Christ rule in one's heart and living a life of thankfulness. It encourages letting God's word dwell richly within through teaching, admonishing, and singing songs of praise and gratitude to God. All words and deeds are to be done in the name of Jesus and in an attitude of thankfulness to God the Father. The overall message is about living a transformed life centered on Christ through letting his peace reign, dwelling in his word, and expressing continual gratitude to God.
This document contains the transcript of a baccalaureate mass ceremony. It includes the opening prayers, readings from scripture, homily, prayers of the faithful, preparation of gifts, eucharistic prayer, communion rite, concluding rite and blessing. The mass follows the typical structure including an opening procession, introductory rites, liturgy of the word, liturgy of the eucharist, communion rite and concluding rite. It emphasizes the graduates remaining standing and participating together in the various parts of the mass through coordinated movements and responses.
The document is a bulletin from a Catholic parish mass. It includes announcements, readings from scripture, and prayers. The main points are:
1) It provides the order of service for a Catholic mass including songs, readings, and prayers.
2) The readings focus on God's word and its power to transform lives.
3) The mass concludes with prayers asking for God's mercy and guidance in daily living.
This document discusses how to prepare one's heart for listening prayer through confession of sin and trusting in God rather than giving in to fear. It explores how denying sins and fear can make our hearts unclean and hinder hearing from God. The document provides scriptures and prayers focused on cleansing the heart by confessing sin, surrendering to God, resisting the devil, and humbling oneself before God to receive his guidance.
Psalm 139 discusses how God knows everything about us and is present everywhere. It emphasizes that our worth comes from being uniquely created and known by God, rather than from comparisons to others. The document examines how the psalm describes God's omniscience, omnipresence, and omnipotence. It highlights that we can understand God's thoughts through the Holy Spirit. Overall, the document uses Psalm 139 to show that each person has equal and intrinsic worth in God's eyes due to his intimate knowledge and sovereignty in our creation.
Today I hope to demonstrate the life & power which comes from the Word of God.
I will try to convict you of the need to access this life & power by reading, studying, & getting to know God's Word.
I will introduce you to your judge.
This document discusses the role of the Holy Spirit in interceding for believers. It begins by explaining that the Holy Spirit helps believers in their weakness, since they do not always know how to pray as they should. The Holy Spirit intercedes for believers with "groanings too deep for words." Commentators discuss what it means for the Holy Spirit to groan, and how this groaning corresponds to the groaning of creation and believers for redemption. The Holy Spirit comes alongside believers and carries part of their burden, helping them in their struggles against sin and suffering.
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.
Our group plans to conduct an isolation experiment with at least 2 participants confined to a room for a period of time. We will interview the participants periodically to understand how the confinement is affecting their mood and psychological state. The goal is to observe the effects of isolation on the individuals.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help boost feelings of calmness, happiness and focus.
This document discusses the Christian virtues of contentment and thankfulness. It argues that contentment acknowledges God's grace and provision, while thankfulness honors God's goodness. Being content means accepting God's sovereignty over one's possessions, position, and circumstances. Thankfulness means acknowledging how God cares for humanity. The document encourages cultivating thankful hearts through prayer and remembering God's blessings.
The document contains a prayer list, including for the family of Ziang Ke, Somalia, and others. It also discusses commitment to scripture, describing what it means to accept the Bible as God's word and let it transform one's life. Several passages from Psalm 119 are provided that praise God's word and express a desire to meditate on and follow God's decrees.
The document discusses the importance and nature of truth and God's word according to the Bible. It provides numerous Bible verses stating that:
1) God desires all people to be saved and come to a full knowledge of the truth.
2) The Bible is God-breathed and contains truth that sanctifies, frees, equips and saves humanity.
3) God's word is eternal, illuminating and the means by which people are regenerated and come to faith in Christ.
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I.
Praying in the Holy Ghost
CHAPTER II.
Praying in the Name of Christ
CHAPTER III.
Chastisement
CHAPTER IV.
Strength made Perfect in Weakness
CHAPTER V.
Daily Renewal
CHAPTER VI.
Hope in God
CHAPTER VII.
Against Vain Thoughts .
CHAPTER VIII.
" Fight the Good Fight of Faith "
Living God's Word by Meditation and PrayerTrinityEvangel
The document discusses the importance of meditating on scripture and prayer for sustaining faith. It asserts that faith is granted and sustained by God through his word and prayer. The good fight of faith is fought mainly through meditating on scriptures and praying that God would apply them. It also discusses that reading, understanding, and pondering the promises of God in scripture can save people from sin's deception by displaying superior pleasures, and that prayer should seek God's will and name. Prayer is said to be important for meditation as people cry out to God for help understanding and applying scripture.
The document provides commentary on Psalm 31 from multiple scholars and biblical experts. It includes:
1) Explanations of the original Hebrew and context of Psalm 31, analyzing words and phrases.
2) Summaries of the key points and themes of Psalm 31, such as David expressing confidence in God during times of distress, committing his spirit to God, and rejoicing in deliverance.
3) Insights into the meaning and importance of trusting in God during trials, surrendering to God out of gratitude, and how faith can enable joy even in the midst of suffering.
This document contains a summary of a church service in te reo Māori (the Māori language of New Zealand). It includes:
1. Prayers of invocation, confession, thanksgiving and petition.
2. Hymns and songs of praise.
3. A scripture reading from Luke 15 about the Parable of the Prodigal Son.
4. The service follows tikanga Māori or Māori protocols and traditions for worship.
How To Enter Into Worship With Prophetess McCrarySister Lara
How do we enter into worship? What are the benefits of worship? This is an audio message that translated into text in our Live Voice Conference for Beyond the Veil Prophetic Ministries presented by Prophetess McCrary. We pray it is a blessing to you, today!
Sola Scriptura holds that scripture alone is the highest authority for Christian doctrine and practice. It asserts that scripture is pure, sure, and inspired by God; it provides illuminating light and joy as God's living and active word; and it is the key to salvation when taught and preached for the instruction of all. When scripture alone is undermined by relying on other authorities or experiences over scripture, or by misinterpreting or not proclaiming scripture, its authority and power are diminished.
"Nothing Can Separate Us From God's Love" (7/26/20)Pastor Rev.
This document contains the order of service for an 8th Sunday after Pentecost at a church in South Orange, New Jersey. It includes prayers, scripture readings from Genesis, Romans and Matthew, and a sermon message about how nothing can separate believers from God's love. The key points are that the Holy Spirit helps believers and intercedes for them, God works all things for good for those who love him, and no hardship or suffering can separate Christians from Christ's love according to the victory of God's grace.
The document discusses letting the peace of Christ rule in one's heart and living a life of thankfulness. It encourages letting God's word dwell richly within through teaching, admonishing, and singing songs of praise and gratitude to God. All words and deeds are to be done in the name of Jesus and in an attitude of thankfulness to God the Father. The overall message is about living a transformed life centered on Christ through letting his peace reign, dwelling in his word, and expressing continual gratitude to God.
This document contains the transcript of a baccalaureate mass ceremony. It includes the opening prayers, readings from scripture, homily, prayers of the faithful, preparation of gifts, eucharistic prayer, communion rite, concluding rite and blessing. The mass follows the typical structure including an opening procession, introductory rites, liturgy of the word, liturgy of the eucharist, communion rite and concluding rite. It emphasizes the graduates remaining standing and participating together in the various parts of the mass through coordinated movements and responses.
The document is a bulletin from a Catholic parish mass. It includes announcements, readings from scripture, and prayers. The main points are:
1) It provides the order of service for a Catholic mass including songs, readings, and prayers.
2) The readings focus on God's word and its power to transform lives.
3) The mass concludes with prayers asking for God's mercy and guidance in daily living.
This document discusses how to prepare one's heart for listening prayer through confession of sin and trusting in God rather than giving in to fear. It explores how denying sins and fear can make our hearts unclean and hinder hearing from God. The document provides scriptures and prayers focused on cleansing the heart by confessing sin, surrendering to God, resisting the devil, and humbling oneself before God to receive his guidance.
Psalm 139 discusses how God knows everything about us and is present everywhere. It emphasizes that our worth comes from being uniquely created and known by God, rather than from comparisons to others. The document examines how the psalm describes God's omniscience, omnipresence, and omnipotence. It highlights that we can understand God's thoughts through the Holy Spirit. Overall, the document uses Psalm 139 to show that each person has equal and intrinsic worth in God's eyes due to his intimate knowledge and sovereignty in our creation.
Today I hope to demonstrate the life & power which comes from the Word of God.
I will try to convict you of the need to access this life & power by reading, studying, & getting to know God's Word.
I will introduce you to your judge.
This document discusses the role of the Holy Spirit in interceding for believers. It begins by explaining that the Holy Spirit helps believers in their weakness, since they do not always know how to pray as they should. The Holy Spirit intercedes for believers with "groanings too deep for words." Commentators discuss what it means for the Holy Spirit to groan, and how this groaning corresponds to the groaning of creation and believers for redemption. The Holy Spirit comes alongside believers and carries part of their burden, helping them in their struggles against sin and suffering.
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.
Our group plans to conduct an isolation experiment with at least 2 participants confined to a room for a period of time. We will interview the participants periodically to understand how the confinement is affecting their mood and psychological state. The goal is to observe the effects of isolation on the individuals.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help boost feelings of calmness, happiness and focus.
This document welcomes the reader and provides the Latin and English names for several common elements and their chemical symbols. It asks review questions about which system elements are named after and asks to provide symbols for some elements. It concludes with a follow up activity asking which system elements are named according to.
Anthem learned three key lessons from implementing their employee idea program SoapBox: 1) Choosing the right people to administer the program and promptly implement ideas is crucial to success, even if it takes more time; 2) Plans will likely need to evolve, so maintaining flexibility is important; 3) Actively listening to employee ideas, including less popular ones, can provide valuable insights about problems to address.
This document describes a study that generated and verified VHDL code for a modified repetitive controller to control a dynamic voltage restorer (DVR) power quality conditioner. The controller is designed to limit fault current during downstream faults and compensate for voltage sags, harmonics, and imbalances. The MATLAB HDL Coder was used to generate VHDL code from a MATLAB model of the repetitive controller. The generated code was then verified in the Modelsim simulator, demonstrating the controller design's hardware compatibility for implementation in an FPGA. The repetitive controller incorporates a feedforward term for fast response and feedback term to ensure zero steady-state error. A logic circuit detects downstream faults by monitoring load current.
компетентнісний підхід у навчанні Вишневська п.іТаня Кибицкая
Компетентнісний підхід у навчанні сприяє формуванню ключових (спеціально структурованих комплексів характеристик – якостей особистості, що дає змогу їй ефективно діяти в різних сферах життєдіяльності й належить до загальногалузевого змісту освітніх стандартів) і предметних (набутий учнями у процесі навчання досвід специфічної для певного предмета діяльності, пов’язаної зі здобуттям, перетворенням і застосуванням нового знання) компетентностей.
Trishna Misra is the chief financial officer of Southern African Shipyards, a leading shipbuilding company in Durban. As a woman in a male-dominated industry, she has empowered other women to rise to leadership roles traditionally held by men. Under her leadership, the number of women employed at SAS has grown from 18 to over 100. SAS was recently awarded a R1.4 billion contract from Transnet, the largest in the company's history. Misra oversees the finances and day-to-day operations to ensure the successful completion of this contract. Though the work is challenging, Misra enjoys getting involved in all aspects of the business and believes South Africa's maritime industry has a bright future.
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The document provides tips and advice for optimizing a LinkedIn profile and engaging with the LinkedIn network. It recommends keeping the profile up to date with current work experience, adding media like videos and slideshows, and asking for recommendations. The document also provides guidance on when and how often to post on LinkedIn, such as posting original content 2-5 times per week, and tips for engaging with others through comments and groups. Advertising and long form posts are also mentioned as ways to engage on LinkedIn.
This document examines the relationships between new technology and innovation in supply chain management (SCM), marketing postponement flexibility, and customer-related performance. It proposes a conceptual model linking these three constructs and develops hypotheses. Specifically, it hypothesizes that:
1) New technology and innovation has a positive effect on marketing postponement flexibility.
2) New technology and innovation has a positive effect on customer-related performance.
3) Marketing postponement flexibility has a positive effect on customer-related performance.
The study aims to empirically test these relationships and their impacts using statistical analysis methods like correlation analysis and structural equation modeling on data collected from Malaysian manufacturing companies.
The document discusses the results of a study on the effects of exercise on memory and thinking abilities in older adults. The study found that regular exercise can help reduce the decline in thinking abilities that often occurs with age. Specifically, older adults who exercised regularly performed better on tests of memory and decision-making than those who did not exercise regularly.
This document provides a list of resources for supporting parenting including: websites that offer parenting advice and videos; information on parental rights regarding children's education records; academic articles on family diversity and the rights of parents in Europe. It also includes policy documents from the European Parents Association on issues such as cyberbullying, balancing work and family life, legal representation of parents, and reforming secondary education examinations.
This study investigated the influence of hospital safety climate on patient satisfaction and nursing care quality. Data was collected from nurses and patients at an Egyptian emergency hospital using questionnaires on safety climate, patient satisfaction, and quality of nursing care. The results found that 50% of respondents reported a low safety climate score and only 29.5% of patients were highly satisfied. Nurses reported that the quality of care was low for 69% of patients. A significant relationship was found between safety climate and both patient satisfaction and nursing care quality. The study concluded that improving the hospital safety climate can positively influence patient outcomes like satisfaction and quality of care.
1. The document proposes a new approach for detecting microaneurysms in retinal images that combines multiple preprocessing methods and candidate extraction techniques before classification.
2. An ensemble-based system is used that applies various preprocessing like contrast enhancement and candidate extractors like circular Hough transformation before detecting microaneurysms, to improve flexibility and detection results.
3. Experimental results show the proposed combining approach outperforms individual candidate extraction methods for microaneurysm detection.
This document describes a GUI-based speech recognition system using frequency spectrum analysis. It discusses how the system works by recording voice samples from multiple speakers to create a database, then using techniques like Fast Spectrum Amplitude Entropy Distance (FSAED) and Euclidean distance to match input voices to those in the database. The system is shown to achieve up to 96% accuracy in recognizing voices even in noisy conditions, outperforming conventional techniques. It provides a potential method for applications like access control, home automation, or other systems that require voice identification.
Nifty futures are index futures where the underlying is the S&P CNX Nifty index. In India, index futures trading commenced in 2000 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
Jalan Panjang dan Terjal Pengembangan Gandum di IndonesiaF W
Masyarakat dapat memanen dan mengolah biji gandum menjadi bubur gandum, sosialisasi program peningkatan gizi juga dilakukan lewat seminar. Franky Welirang memanen gandum di Cangar, Malang sedangkan Ir Valencia peneliti gandum dari UKSW Salatiga.
This prayer requests God's mercy and forgiveness for shortcomings in various areas of life. It asks God to revive cold hearts, heal distracted minds, and forgive sins. It acknowledges rejecting God's love at times and staying far from His paths. It expresses resting in God's love and renewal, being washed of sins, and remaining in assurance of salvation through Christ.
This summary provides the key points from the document in 3 sentences:
The document begins with an opening prayer asking God for mercy, guidance, and help quieting souls. It then includes readings from Scripture, hymns, prayers of confession, thanksgiving and intercession. The purpose is for worship and bringing people closer to God through prayer and reflection on biblical passages.
This document contains a prayer service from a Māori Anglican church in Ōwairoa, New Zealand. It includes prayers, hymns, and readings from Scripture. The service focuses on confession of sins, thanksgiving, and prayers for God's mercy and guidance. It contains the Lord's Prayer in Māori, prayers asking for forgiveness and for protection from evil. The Scripture readings are from Luke 9:28-36 describing the Transfiguration of Jesus.
This document appears to be a church bulletin or order of service that includes:
1. Opening hymns and prayers including an invocation, confession, thanksgiving, and prayers for the congregation.
2. A scripture reading from 1 Samuel 2:1-10 about Hannah's prayer after giving birth to Samuel.
3. Closing prayers and possibly more hymns. The document provides the structure and contents for a church service with biblical readings, songs, and prayers.
This document contains the lyrics to several Christian hymns sung in both English and Māori. The hymns invite people to come to Jesus, acknowledge sins, and seek forgiveness. They describe the joy of being reunited with God and the need to live according to Christ's teachings. The document also includes a prayer of invocation asking God to revive cold hearts and distracted minds so people can worship with belief in Jesus Christ. It then has a prayer of confession where various sins are acknowledged and forgiveness is sought from Jesus.
St. Stephen's Power Point sample - music removedKay Flores
Let us pray.
People: Eternal God, heavenly Father, you have graciously accepted us as living members of your Son our Savior Jesus Christ, and you have fed us with spiritual food in the Sacrament of his Body and Blood. Send us now into the world in peace, and grant us strength and courage to love and serve you with gladness and singleness of heart; through Christ our Lord. Amen.
Priest: The blessing of God Almighty, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, be upon you and remain with you for ever. Amen.
Deacon: Go in peace to love and serve the Lord.
People: Thanks be to God.
This document outlines the order of service for a church service conducted primarily in the Māori language. It includes opening and closing prayers, hymns, scripture readings from Exodus and 1 Peter, and prayers for community members, leaders, and the church. The sermon topic is on the Ten Commandments. It concludes with a blessing.
This document contains prayers for an Anglican church service in both English and Māori. It begins with an opening prayer asking God to remember their native land and rulers, and give them grace. It includes prayers of invocation, confession, thanks, and intercession. There are also responses from scripture and hymns sung in both English and Māori. The document provides the order and elements of a traditional Anglican worship service.
The document contains the text of a Catholic mass. It includes readings from the Bible, prayers, hymns, and responses from congregation. The key moments are Jesus saying that anyone who gives a cup of water to someone because they belong to Christ will be rewarded, and the recitation of the Apostle's Creed, praying for God's mercy and forgiveness.
God, who is rich in mercy, loved us even when we were dead in sin, and made us alive together with Christ. By grace you have been saved. In the name of Jesus Christ, your sins are forgiven. Almighty God strengthen you with power through the Holy Spirit, that Christ may live in your hearts through faith. Amen.
Come, Holy Spirit, fill
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Kindle in us the fire of
Your love.
Come, Holy Spirit, fill
the hearts of your
people.
Kindle in us the fire of
Your love.
Come, Holy Spirit, fill
the hearts of your
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3. 5 Nā, kia rite tā koutou ki tā te Atua,
1 Therefore be imitators of God,
kia pērā me tā ngā tamariki e
arohaina ana;
as beloved children,
2 Haere hoki i runga i te aroha,
2and live in love,
4. ,
Hopa 42:12-16
12 Heoi manaakitia ana a Hopa e Īhowa i
te whakamutunga,
The Lord blessed the latter days of Job
nui atu i tō te tīmatanga;
more than his beginning;
ā kotahi tekau mā whā mano āna hipi,
and he had fourteen thousand sheep,
e ono mano ngā kāmera,
six thousand camels,
kotahi mano tōpū ngā kau,
a thousand yoke of oxen,
kotahi mano ngā kāihe uha.
and a thousand donkeys.
5. 13 Tokowhitu anō āna tama, tokotoru ngā
tamāhine.
He also had seven sons and three daughters. 14 A
Tapā iho e ia te ingoa o te tuatahi ko Hemaima, ko
te ingoa o te tuarua ko Kētia, ā ko te ingoa o te
tuatoru ko Kerenehapuku. He
named the first Jemimah, the second Keziah, and the third
Keren-happuch.
15 Ā kīhai i kitea he wahine hei rite mō ngā
tamāhine ā Hopa te ātaahua i te whenua katoa;
In all the land there were no women so beautiful as Job’s
daughters;
Job 42:12-16
6. Ā i hoatu hoki e tō rātou pāpā he wāhi mō
rātou i waenganui i ō rātou tungāne.
and their father gave them an inheritance along
with their brothers.
16 Ā i ora a Hopa i muri i tēnei kotahi rau e
whā tekau ngā tau,
After this Job lived one hundred and forty years,
i kite anō ia i āna tamariki, i ngā
tamariki anō hoki ā āna tamariki,
and saw his children, and his children’s children,
e whā ngā
whakatupuranga.
four generations.
8. E te Atua kaha rawa, e puta mai
nei ngā īnoi pai katoa i a koe,
Almighty God,our maker and receiver of prayer, ,
i a mātou ka whakatata ki a koe,
as we come to you in prayer,
whakaorangia mātou i te
matoke o te ngākau, me ngā
koraratanga o te whakaaro,
help us to keep our hearts and minds firmly fixed
on this time of worship ,
9. Kia u tō mātou whakaaro, kia kā
ai tō mātou hiahia ki a koe,
Letting nothing distract our thoughts nor our desire
he mea kia koropiko mātou
ki a koe
to worship you
i roto i te whakapono me te
wairua o Ihu Karaiti,
in faith and in the spirit of Jesus Christ.
Āmine.
10. E te Atua o te rangimārie,
God of peace,
ko koe te mārama pono o
ngā wairua pono,
the true light of the faithful,
te kaiāwhina o te hunga
rawa-kore,
provider for the poor and needy,
te kaiwhakaora o te hunga hara,
Saviour of sinners,
Āmine.
11. Kia tata mai ki ā mātou īnoi, ā
hōmai ki a mātou te wairua o te
mātauranga,
Be near us we pray and grant to us the Spirit of
wisdom
kia rongo ai, kia mārama ai
mātou ki tāu Kupu,
so that, as we hear, we may truly understand your
Word spoken to us today, ,
12. Ā, hōmai hoki ki a mātou te kaha
e puritia ai taua Kupu,
Give us the strength to enable that Word to remain
with us
taea noatia te oranga
tonutanga.
And help us to keep it ever in us to life’s end. .
Āmine.
24. E te Atua, e rongoa nei i
te aroha mō ngā mano,
God of mercy who dispenses love for all,
e muru nei i te kino,
who overcomes all evil,
i te tutū, i te hara,
all mischievous and perverse acts,
all sinful ways,
25. I runga i te tūmanako ki
tāu mahi tohu,
We come in the knowledge that you are
full of grace and mercy
i runga hoki i te whākinga
o ō mātou hara,
admitting that we have come full of sin,
ka whakatata nei mātou
ki a koe.
We now come close to you.
26. Mō ngā hara katoa i hara ai
mātou me te whakaae anō te
ngākau,
For the sins we have deliberately committed,
e pēhi taumaha nei aua hara ki
runga i ō mātou hinengaro:
and for which our own consciences condemn
us.
Tukua mai tō murunga hara,
e te Karaiti.
Forgive us, Lord Jesus.
27. Mō ngā hara katoa kāhore i
kitea e mātou he nui nō tō
mātou kāpō, kāhore i rongona
e mātou
For all the sins that we have ignored
nā te pakeke o ō mātou
ngākau
and for which we have felt no remorse.
Tukua mai tō murunga hara,
e te Karaiti.
Forgive us, Lord Jesus.
28. Mō ngā huarahi katoa i
whakakāhore ai mātou
ki a koe,
For all the ways in which we have
led others to believe that we are
not Christian,
29. I whakapōhēhē ai mātou i ō
mātou hoa mahi ki tōu āhua
pono:
we have denied your reality, and take no part
in the life of the church.
Tukua mai tō murunga hara,
e te Karaiti.
Forgive us, Lord Jesus.
30. Mō ā mātou tikanga kāhore
rawa nei i rite ki a te Karaiti,
For the lack of the Christlike Spirit
ā, ko ia ā mātou tikanga ki ngā
tāngata o ō mātou kāinga,
ki ō mātou hoa hoki:
we have failed to show people in our homes, and
towards our friends:
Tukua mai tō murunga hara,
e te Karaiti.
Forgive us, Lord Jesus.
31. Mō tō mātou māngere ki te
karakia, a ia tangata ki tōna
wāhi, a ia tangata ki tona wāhi,
For our lack of commitment to daily devotion,
me tō mātou haere ngākau-kore
noa iho ki ngā karakia ā te
whakaminenga:
and to public worship.
Tukua mai tō murunga hara,
e te Karaiti.
Forgive us, Lord Jesus.
32. Mō tō mātou kore e whakaaro ki
ngā mahi ā tō Hāhi,
For our lack of commitment to the activities
of the Church,
me ngā take ō tōu
rangatiratanga,
ensuring the spread of your Kingdom
me ngā mate wairua o te ao:
and attending to the needs of all peoples of the
world.
Tukua mai tō murunga hara,
e te Karaiti.
Forgive us, Lord Jesus.
33. Mō tā mātou whakaparahako ki
tōu aroha noa,
For the ways in which we often rejected your grace,
mo tā mātou whakapōuri i tōu
aroha,
and grieved your loving spirit,
mō tō mātou kotiti kē i ōu ara:
preferring our own ways to yours.
Tukua mai tō murunga hara,
e te Karaiti.
Forgive us, Lord Jesus.
34. E koe, te Aroha e kore nei e tuku i
a mātou kia haere noa atu,
Love of God that will not abandon us
te Aroha mau tonu,
Love eternal,
te Aroha e kore nei e taea
te whakaaro,
the Love the mind can not encompass,
te Aroha whakaora,
the Love that restores,
te Aroha whakahōu,
the Love renewing,
35. E whakaokioki ana mātou i ō
mātou wairua māuiui ki runga i a
koe i tēnei rā,
We find rest and lay our burdened spirits in you today
me te mōhio kua murua e koe
ō mātou hara,
with the assurance that you have forgiven
our sins
he whakaaro hoki ki a
te Karaiti
always mindful of Christ,
36. Tukua kia noho mātou ā muri
ake nei i roto i te here-
koretanga me te hari o te tino
whakoranga.
May we now live in the joy of full
salvation.
Āmine
38. Whakapaingia a Ihowa, e tōku
wairua,
Praise the Lord, my soul,
kei wareware hoki ki āna
ohaoha katoa.
And do not forget how kind he is.
Ko ia te muru nei i ōu kino
katoa;
He forgives all your sins
Tikanga viii
39. Te rongoa nei i ōu mate katoa.
and heals all your ailments.
Ko ia te hoko nei i tōu ora kei
ngaro;
He keeps you from the grave,
te karauna i a koe ki te
ātawhai, ki te aroha.
He blesses you with grace and love.
Tikanga viii
40. Whakapaingia a Ihowa,
Praise the Lord,
e tōku wairua,
my soul,
tōna ingoa tapu hoki,
e ngā mea katoa
i roto i ahau.
All my being, praise his Holy name.
Āmine
Tikanga vii i
42. Psalm 34
Ngā Waiata 34
Praise for Deliverance from
Trouble
He waiata nā Rāwiri pei ana ia, ā haere ana.
Of David, when he feigned madness before
Abimelech,
i tōna āhua i rere kē rā i te aroaro o Apimereke;
.
43. 19 Many are the afflictions of the
righteous,
19 He tini ngā mate o te tangata tika:
but the Lord rescues them from
them all.
otiia e whakaorangia ana ia e Īhowa i roto i
ērā katoa.
20 He keeps all their bones; 20
E tiakina ana e ia ōna whēua katoa:
not one of them will be broken.
e kore tētahi e whati.
44. 21 Evil brings death to the wicked,
21 Ka mate i te kino te tangata hara;
and those who hate the righteous
will be condemned.
ā ka hē te hunga e kino ana ki te
tangata tika.
22 The Lord redeems the life of his
servants;
22 E hokona ana e Īhowa te wairua o āna
pononga,
none of those who take refuge in
him will be condemned.
e kore anō e hē tētahi o te hunga e
whakawhirinaki ana ki a ia.
45.
46. Tēnei mātou te īnoi atu nei ki
a koe,
We humbly pray to you,
e te Matua,
God our Father,
47. Kia titiro ātawhai mai ki ō
mātou mate;
That you be merciful and help us in all the
troubles that come upon us,
whakakorōriatia tōu ingoa,
we glorify your name,
āraia atu hoki ngā kino
katoa
keep all that is harmful away from us,
48. I tika nei me i whakapaingia
mai ki a mātou;
that we often deserve;
māu hoki e mea kia ū tō
mātou okioki ki a koe
we pray that you help us to have
confidence in you,
49. Kia mahi mātou ki a koe ā mua
tonu atu i runga
That we strengthen our faith and belief
i te tapu, i te pai, hei
whakahōnore mōu;
so we might serve you better by living right
and holy lives,
ko tō mātou Ariki hoki,
ko Ihu Karaiti,
for our Lord, Jesus Christ,
51. E koe,
O God,
e te Hēpara ō Iharaira,
made known to us through the Israelites of old,
whakaohokia ake tōu kaha,
raise once more your mighty power of old
ā, haere mai ki te āwhina
and come again with your divine protection
52. I tō iwi e īnoi nei ki a koe kia hōmai
tō mahi tohu ki a mātou;
This generation of your people fervently pray
kia hōmai hoki he kuhunga mō
mātou.
for a refuge and protection from the stresses and
strains and the hardships that we often endure.
53. Kia pai koe ki te whakaara i tōu
kanohi ki a mātou,
Look kindly on us
ā, whakamāramatia tō mātou pōuri
and return us from the darkness of sorrow to the
world of light.
Whakamārietia ō mātou tangi,
Comfort us in our time of grief and sorrow,
whakaorangia ō mātou mate.
heal and cure our ills,
54. Kaua tō Hāhi e tukua kia waiho hei
totohetanga mā ōna hoa,
We pray for the Church, that it not become
divisive over contentious issues,
ēngari whakakotahitia anō ōna
wehewehenga,
,instead its many divisions be reunited and
strengthened
55. Kaua ia e waiho hei taonga parau ki
te hunga e kata ana ki a ia.
Make the Church a blessing to all whether they are
believers or not.
E te Ariki,
Oh Lord,
taiepatia tō Hāhi
defend and protect your Church
ki āu mahi tohu,
with your grace and mercy,
56. Ki te tiakanga hoki ā ngā ānahera.
With the heavenly angels in charge.
Meinga kia matomato tonu te Hāhi i
raro i ngā pūhihī ō tōu ātawhai,
may the Church grow vigorously under the shining rays
of your unending grace
me tō tiakanga,
in your care and control,
ā, kia hora atu hoki ka whakakī i ngā
whenua katoa,
then spreading out to fill all nations
57. Kia whakakorōriatia ai te ingoa o te
Karaiti i waenganui i a mātou,
Glorifying the name of Jesus Christ who loved us,
gave his life for us,
ā, ake ake, kore he mutunga.
For ever and ever, without end.
mine
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59. E! te hoa pai ko Ihu,
Māna e waha katoa;,
Ngā hara me ngā pōuri,
Ki te īnoi ki a Ia.
E te mārie ka ngaro,
Te mamae ka ngau kino
He kore anō nō tātou
E īnoi ki a Ia.
60. He whakawai nei ō tātou,
He tāke raruraru?
Kauaka e ngākau- kore,
Īnoi ki te Āriki.
Ka kitea rāia e tātou
He hoa pērā te pono?
Kei te mōhio katoa Ia
Ki ō tātou ngoi-kore.
61. Kei te iwikore tātou,
Kei te āwangawanga
‘Nei te Hoa hei piringa,
Īnoia ki a Ihu.
Kei te whakahāweatia koe,
Whakarerea e ōu hoa
Me whakaatu ki a Ihu,
Māna koe e awhi mai.
Āmine
62. hildren of our household, that they may remember You, their Creator, in the day
Ngā Īnoi Mō
Tātou Anō
Prayer of Intercession
91. Te Pānui Tuarua
i te Karaipiture
Māka 10:46-52
2nd Scripture Reading
Mark 10:46-52
92. The Healing of Blind Bartimaeus
Te Whakaoranga o Paratimiuha, he Matapō
46 They came to Jericho. .
Nā ka tae rātou ki Heriko:
As he and his disciples and a large crowd
were leaving Jericho,
ā, i a ia e haere atu ana i roto i Heriko, rātou ko
āna ākonga me te mano tini,
Bartimaeus son of Timaeus, a blind beggar,
was sitting by the roadside
e noho ana a Paratimiuha, tama ā Timiuha, he
matapō, i te taha o te ara, ki te tono mea māna.
93. 47 When he heard that it was Jesus of Nazareth,
47 Ā, i tōna rongonga ko Ihu ō Nahareta tēnā,
he began to shout out and say,
ka anga ia ka karanga, ka mea,
“Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me!”
“E Ihu, e te Tama ā Rāwiri, kia aroha ki ahau!”
48 Many sternly ordered him to be quiet,
48 Ā he tokomaha ki te riri i a ia kia noho puku,
but he cried out even more loudly,
heoi tino rahi ake tāna karanga,
“Son of David, have mercy on me!” “E te Tama ā
Rāwiri, kia aroha ki ahau!”
94. 49 Jesus stood still and said, “Call him here.”
49 Nā ka tū a Ihu, ka mea kia karangatia ia.
And they called the blind man, saying to him,
Ā karangatia ana e rātou te matapō, ka mea
ki a ia,
“Take heart; get up, he is calling you.”
“Kia māia, whakatika, e karanga ana ia ki a koe.”
50 So throwing off his cloak,
50 Nā ka whakarērea e ia tōna kākahu,
he sprang up and came to Jesus.
ā whakatika ana, haere ana ki a Ihu.
95. 51Then Jesus said to him,
51 Nā ka oho a Ihu, ka mea ki a ia,
“What do you want me to do for you?”
“He aha tāu e hiahia nā kia meatia e ahau māu?”
The blind man said to him,
Ka kī te matapō ki a ia,
“My teacher, let me see again.”
“E te Ariki, kia titiro ahau.”
52 Jesus said to him,
52 Ka mea a Ihu ki a ia,
“Go; your faith has made you well.”
“Haere: nā tōu whakapono koe i ora ai.”
Immediately he regained his sight
Nā titiro tonu iho ia, and followed him on the
way. aru ana i a Ihu i te ara.
97. Ngā wawatatanga,
E te Ariki,
Horahia te marino,
Piki mai , kake mai;
Hōmai te wai ora,
Ki a mātou katoa;
Ngā wawatatanga,
E Te Ariki.
98. E te Atua, Nāu nei i hōmai ngā
mea katoa;
O God, who gave us all
things;
anei ēnei mea nā Tāu iwi,
take these gifts from Your
people,
mauria atu hei whakatutuki i
Tāu mahi hei whakakorōria
hoki i Tōu ingoa;
take them to fulfil Your work
and to glorify Your name;
99. Uhia mai ki runga i a mātou
Āu manaakitanga,
bestow on us Your blessings,
meinga ēnei mea hei
whakawhānui i Tōu
kīngitanga;i grant that these
things be used to further your
kingdom;
ko Ihu Karaiti hoki tō mātou
Ariki for Jesus Christ our
Lord. Amen
106. Jesus heard the cry of Bartimaeus and stopped. ‘Call him,’ He said to the crowd around Him
Jesus heard the cry of Bartimaeus and stopped. ‘Call him,’ He said to the crowd around Him
116. E tō mātou Matua i te
rangi;
kia tapu Tōu ingoa;
kia tae mai Tōu
rangatiratanga;
Kia meatia Tāu e pai ai,
ki runga i te whenua,
kia rite anō ki tō te rangi.
117. Hōmai ki a mātou āianei he
taro mā mātou mō tēnei rā;
murua ō mātou hara,
me mātou hoki e muru nei
i ō te hunga e hara ana
ki a mātou.
118. Aua hoki mātou e kawea
kia whakawaia,
ēngari whakaorangia
mātou i te kino.
Nōu hoki te rangatiratanga,
te kaha me te korōria;
ake, ake, ake.
Āmine.
120. Kia whakakorriatia te Matua,
te Tama, me te Wairua Tapu;
Korōria ki te Matua, te Tama me te Wairua Tapu;
ko te ritenga ia i te tīmatanga,
ā, tēnei anō ināianei,
ā, ka mau tonu iho,
as it was in the beginning,
ā, ake ake ake.
is now and forever more
Āmine.
122. Kia tau ki a tātou katoa te ātawhai
o tō tātou Ariki, o Ihu Karaiti,
May the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ
remain with us all,
me te aroha o te Atua,
as well as the love of God, me te
whiwhinga tahitanga ki te Wairua
Tapu, ā, and the fellowship of the Holy
Spirit,
ake ake.
For ever and ever.
Āmine.