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Study to show yourself approval unto God.
It is important as a Christian to study the word of God effectively so I can understand the word of God. We have study helps to dig deeper into the Scripture. God truly blesses us with 5 fold ministry position to equip us to study for ourselves. It is good idea to write down what you learn in your personal bible study. Use tools like Concordance, good commentary, maps, and etc.Â
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Did you consider that with the new year, perhaps it is more important to prune things from your life than to add activities to your life? Perhaps more valuable to set Godly boundaries than to over-exert yourself with the chance of a burnout. There is a book "Be Pruned: To Bear Fruit that Will Last" by James F Gauss, Ph.D., that I hope will shed some light on this topic of Biblical pruning in our life. I'll share insight as I work through the book. While there is some value to exercise, there are other things that are far more important for us to be focused on. "For physical training is of some value, but godliness has value for all things, holding promise for both the present life and the life to come." 1 Timothy 4:8, NIV Let's examine our new year's resolutions, and bend them towards godliness and not 'just' physical training. From riskaday.org
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The Study of Genesis
The Study of Genesis
For the last three years, I have been creating lessons and facilitating a Bible Study for women, first at my home, and then once Covid began, on line. This past January, we began the book of Genesis. What I didn’t realize at the time was how relevant this book is to what is happening right now. After much prayer, I decided to place these lessons out for my audience to have as a way to see the…
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Learning from web sites and books may seem easy, yielding instant answers. Learning from the Bible is difficult, and it may take months or even years to get the answers you need to understand truth. But the difference is this — the easy answers are also easily refuted — shallow-rooted and toppled quickly by opposing views. But the sought-out answers from personal Bible study are grounded, rooted firmly, and unshakeable by even the most adept apologist.
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Genesis: Chapter 7
One of the things I'm finding most interesting about this is the ways in which the actual text differs from popular portrayals of it. I only recall the part about one pair of each type of animal, but from what I'm reading now, all the birds, and all the "clean" animals had 7 pairs. Good luck fitting all that inside the ark though.Even more luck for anyone trying to round up all the wild animals. I'm sure that went well.
I have no recollection of ever hearing any mention of the 150 days that are mentioned here for how long the waters stayed on the earth.
Genesis: Chapter 6
I'm glad I have an annotated version, because I would otherwise have no idea what nephilim are supposed to be. The only time I've seen them referenced before was in Many Waters by Madeleine L'Engle, and while I knew the story was loosely based on the flood story out of Genesis, I guess I just kind of assumed the nephilim were made up? I guess enough speculative fiction over the years means it didn't bug me enough to ever look and see if they actually exist in the Bible story.
Otherwise, this is a story that I know. One beef though: if the flood is about to destroy all the living people and animals on earth, minus those that are brought on the ark, what's with the references earlier (chapter 4 I think) of people who are supposed to be the ancestors of different groups of people: the ones who live in tents, and make/play musical instruments and things? how can they be the ancestors to those people if they're about to get wiped off the face of the earth?
Genesis: Chapter 5
genaeologies, okay. got it. gonna have to ignore the people living for hundreds of years bit though. Or can I just pretend that "years" = "months" here? because sorry, there's no way anyone is gonna convince me that anyone ever lived for nine-hundred-some-odd years.
