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My New Tesament books are Matthew,Mark,Luke,John, and Hebrews.
The Old Testament books I choose are
Genesis,Exodus,Numbers,Deuteronomy,Eziekel, and Jeremiah.
Disciple Matthew has the most powerful testimony of Jesus.
The Old Testament books I choose are
Genesis,Exodus,Numbers,Deuteronomy,Eziekel, and Jeremiah.
Disciple Matthew has the most powerful testimony of Jesus.
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ImHisServant said:
Who is Beth Moore?
I learned my own Bible Study. But I would like to join a group, since I am not in one.
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Knowledge3 said:
Here is a link... http://www.lifeway.com/believinggod/ click on view invitation from Beth. After that click on Sample Lesson and increase the size to 100%. Let me know if you have problems and I will try to help you more.
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Knowledge3 said:
I haven't done this study on Believing God by Beth (the link from my previous post)... but would like to. Maybe we could get a group together from CF and all do it at the same time. That could be awesome.
If anyone reads this thread and goes to that link and wants to do it... please post here so we can get a group together.
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Knowledge3 said:
Hermeneutical methods are the best study format I have used. I took a course in Hermeneutics and have acquired a decent started library of books to do some deep study (lexicons, history, commentaries, etc).
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Well, there are different forms of understanding and methods.
I can show you a story of a preacher with faith. It was like any ordinary day at the beginning of the church service. The pastor had walked up to the altar to pray the faithful prayer before the service, I knew he could not see Christ facing outwards from his position bowed forward, but I believe Jesus was there that day. I imagine the pastor must have felt discouraged in moment, but Christ was still there, unseen.
Paul had been a sinner and persecuted the church, but God changed him by supernatural revelation of himself, and made him a preacher of the impossible.
Roman 15.21
Rather it is written: Those who were not told about him will see, and those who have not heard about him will understand.
I can show you a story of a preacher with faith. It was like any ordinary day at the beginning of the church service. The pastor had walked up to the altar to pray the faithful prayer before the service, I knew he could not see Christ facing outwards from his position bowed forward, but I believe Jesus was there that day. I imagine the pastor must have felt discouraged in moment, but Christ was still there, unseen.
Paul had been a sinner and persecuted the church, but God changed him by supernatural revelation of himself, and made him a preacher of the impossible.
Roman 15.21
Rather it is written: Those who were not told about him will see, and those who have not heard about him will understand.
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ImHisServant said:
The site looks good.It is sometimes difficult to put lasting Bible groups together for the long run, but it can be done. The amount of planning and study methods put together by people these days is amazing.
I like it.
How does one go about putting books like the chapter of Isaiah in that format?
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