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| VERSES I LIKE!!! Hebrews 12:5 Keep your lives free formthe love of money and be content with what you have, because God has said,"Never will I leave you: never will I forsake you." Matthew 4:4 Jeasus Answered, "It is written "Man does not live on bread alone, BUT one every word tht comes formthe mouth of God." WE SHOULD LIVE BY SCRIPTURE!!!! |
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| INTERESTING THOUGHTS Some of these are from the sermons at my church. Some will be things that occur to me. I will reference all. Imperative of Prayer - Jesus' life is Characterized by Prayer - Big events happne after Jesus prays. Example Luke 9:28-36 John 2:24 But Jesus would not entrust himself to them, for he knew all men. John Wesley - He did not trust himself to them - Let us learn hence not rashly to put ourselves into the power of others. Let us study a wise and happy medium between universal suspiciousness and that easiness which would make us the property of every pretender to kindness and respect. Instead, we learn that we lack life and do not have it within ourselves to cause our spiritual birth. We are utterly dependent on God, whose Spirit blows where he will. A second view is also clearly condemned, namely the self-satisfaction of religious folk who have made idols even out of the teachings in the Bible. This is a difficult area because we are to hold fast to what God has revealed. The point is that we must hold fast to the living God himself and realize that our understanding of him will continue to develop. In Christ we have the full and perfect revelation of God, as John insists, but that does not mean our grasp of him is perfect. We, like Paul, "see but a poor reflection as in a mirror" (1 Cor 13:12) and have need of the Spirit to lead us into all truth (1 Cor 2:6-16). When Paul met the risen Christ he had to rethink things. He did so in the light of the Scriptures, for God's further revelation unfolds his earlier revelation rather than destroys it (cf. 1:16-17; Mt 5:17). Thus, we should test everything by Scripture, in keeping with the guidance the Spirit has given the church (14:26; 15:26), and expect our personal understanding of Christ to be deepened. From a lesson Regarding John 3 1:36 Bible Gateway Comentaries |
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| READING THE BIBLE IN A YEAR I'm going to do is as quickly as possible just to familiarize myself with the Bible. My pastor suggested I do it in the order of one of these kinds of programs. Genesis 1-15, I had some problems with Genisis, my mind kept saying "mythology" my heart kept saying ot look for deeper meaning thatn the "story" I'm still struggling.. Done struggling, although inspired writing the man who is writing is intellectually compromised, It would have been impossible for Moses to understand the "science" of creationism so the story is told in his terms; Psalm 1-4; Matthew 1-5 Genesis 16-29; Psalm 5-8; Matthew 6-10 Genesis 30-44; Psalm 9-10; Matthew 11-15 Genesis 45-50; Exodus 1-8; Psalm 11-14; Matthew 16-20 Exodus 9-22; Psalm 15-17; Matthew 21-25 Exodus 23-36; Psalm 18-19; Matthew 26-28; Acts 1-2 Exodus 37-40; Leviticus 1-12 This book is kinda gross, lots of rules for preparing sacrifices; Psalm 20-22; Acts 3-7 Leviticus 13-26; Psalm 23-25 25th is the GREATEST read it outloud tonight and it brought tears to my eyes, I'm struggling but I cantake comfort in HIM and HIS wisdom and mercy; Acts 8-12 Leviticus 27; Numbers 1-14; Psalm 26-29; Acts 13-17 Numbers 15-29; Psalm 30-31; Acts 18-22 Numbers 30-36; Deuteronomy 1-7; Psalm 32-33; Acts 23-27 Deuteronomy 8-22; Psalm 34-35; Acts 28; Romans 1-4 Deuteronomy 23-34; Joshua 1-3; Psalm 36-37; Romans 5-9 Joshua 4-22; Psalm 38-39; Romans 10-14 Joshua 23-24; Judges 1-12; Psalm 40-43; Romans 15-16; Mark 1-3 Judges 13-21; Ruth 1-4; Psalm 44-45; Mark 4-8 I Samuel 1-17; Psalm 46-48; Mark 9-13 I Samuel 18-31; II Samuel 1-2; Psalm 49-50; Mark 14-16; I Corinthians 1-2 II Samuel 3-18; Psalm 51-54; I Corinthians 3-7 II Samuel 19-24; I Kings 1-9; Psalm 55-57; I Corinthians 8-12 I Kings 10-22; Psalm 58-61; I Corinthians 13-16; II Corinthians 1 II Kings 1-16; Psalm 62-65; II Corinthians 2-6 II Kings 17-25; I Chronicles 1-10; Psalm 66-68; II Corinthians 7-11 I Chronicles 11-29; Psalm 69-71; II Corinthians 12-13; Galatians 1-3 II Chronicles 1-17; Psalm 72-73; Galatians 4-6; Ephesians 1-2 II Chronicles 18-34; Psalm 74-76; Ephesians 3-6; Luke 1:1-38 II Chronicles 35-36; Ezra 1-10; Nehemiah 1-2; Psalm 77-78:1-37; Luke 1-5 Nehemiah 3-13; Esther 1-3; Psalm 78:38-79; Luke 6-10 Esther 4-10; Job 1-8; Psalm 80-82; Luke 11-15 Job 9-23; Psalm 83-85; Luke 16-20 Job 24-38; Psalm 86-88; Luke 21-24; Philippians 1 Job 39-42; Psalm 89-90; Proverbs 1-10; Philippians 2-4; Colossians 1-2 Psalm 91-93; Proverbs 11-24; Colossians 3-4; I Thessalonians 1-3 Psalm 94-96; Proverbs 25-31; Ecclesiastes 1-7; I Thessalonians 4-5; II Thessalonians 1-3 Psalm 97-101; Ecclesiastes 8-12; Song of Solomon 1-8; I Timothy 1-5 Psalm 102-103; Isaiah 1-16; I Timothy 6; II Timothy 1-4 Psalm 104-105; Isaiah 17-32; Titus 1-3; Philemon; Hebrews 1 Psalm 106-107; Isaiah 33-46; Hebrews 2-6 Psalm 108-111; Isaiah 47-60; Hebrews 7-11 Psalm 112-115; Isaiah 61-66; Jeremiah 1-8; Hebrews 12-13; John 1-3 Psalm 116-118; Jeremiah 9-22; John 4-8 Psalm 119:1-48; Jeremiah 23-37; John 9-13 Psalm 119:49-96; Jeremiah 38-52; John 14-18 Psalm 119:97-144; Lamentations 1-5; Ezekiel 1-9; John 19-21; James 1-2 Psalm 119:145-122; Ezekiel 10-23; James 3-5; I Peter 1-2 Psalm 123-128; Ezekiel 24-37; I Peter 3-5; II Peter 1-2 Psalm 129-134; Ezekiel 38-41; Daniel 1-3; II Peter 3; I John 1-4 Psalm 135-138; Daniel 4-12; Hosea 1-8; I John 5; II John 1; III John 1; Jude; Revelations 1 Psalm 139-141; Hosea 9-14; Joel 1-3; Amos 1-4; Revelations 2-6 Psalm 142-144; Amos 5-9; Obadiah 1; Jonah 1-4; Micah 1-3; Revelations 7-11 Psalm 145-147; Micah 4-7; Nahum 1-3; Habakkuk 1-3; Zephaniah 1-3; Haggai 1-2; Zechariah 1-2; Revelations 12-16 Psalm 148-150; Zechariah 3-14; Malachi1-4; Revelations 17-22 |
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| Verses on Childrearing 6 These commandments that I give you today are to be upon your hearts. 7 Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up Deuteronomy 6:6-7 19My dear brothers, take note of this: Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry, 20for man's anger does not bring about the righteous life that God desires. James 1:19-20 |
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