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I noticed over the weekend that Robert Orlando's much discussed 89-minute documentary Apostle Paul: A Polite Bribe is now available for purchase on DVD or download. I've now watched it and was impressed by the number and names of the scholars interviewd in the film. I also enjoyed that the documentary sought both to persuade the viewer of a particular political function for the Jerusalem collection while also providing a decent (if not one-sided) summary of Paul's life and ministry in the process, which gave the historical survey lying at the center of the film a sense of unity from beginning to end. The film certainly has an agenda to push, and I myself was not convinced, as the film suggests, that the Jerusalem collection was a failure, in that James ultimately rejected the Gentiles' money and Paul's Gentile mission. Unlike the director and the interviewees given prominence toward the end of the film (where Wright, Witherington, and Hurtado seems to disappear), I find no reason to believe that James and the Jerusalem believers conspired against Paul and somehow actively or passively contributed in his beating and arrest in Acts 21. Luke explains that Paul was welcomed gladly by James and company when Paul arrived in Jerusalem (Acts 21:17-26) and I find no reason to doubt the veracity of that account. Whatever the case, Orlando's film is worth watching and reflecting upon critically critically. This could be a good documentary to show students of early Christianity, though afterward one should given plenty of time for class interaction and for fielding questions.
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"Apostle Paul: A Polite Bribe" now available on DVDPosted by JGoodrich under Academia, Ancient History, General NT, Judaism, New Testament, Paul, Paul and His Interpreters, Politics, Reviews
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Wednesday, 7 May 2014
Tim Gombis on the Believer's Participation in Divine WarfarePosted by JGoodrich under Academia, General NT, New Testament, Paul, Reviews
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It is the last day of class today for my M/W course on Pauline Epistles II (covering only Galatians-Colossians and Philemon). I've structured the class to end with Ephesians (since it is probably the latest of these epistles), so today we've covering Eph 6:10-24. To get a handle of the passage I've been reading through Tim Gombis' The Drama of Ephesians: Participating in the Triumph of God (InterVarsity, 2010)–also because my students have a book review of it due today–and I was struck by Gombis' insightful comments on how believers are to participate in divine/spiritual warfare. I've always been puzzled about how to apply Paul's instructions about the "armor of God" in Eph 6:10-18 in the resistance of cosmic spiritual powers. Gombis' take on the entire subject is illuminating.
First, Gombis suggests that while these powers are real and not to be demythologized, it is important that we focus not on their identities, but on their effects, i.e., "social practices, systems of injustice and oppression and relational dynamics that allow for exploitation and prevent human flourishing" (p. 50). (This looks similar to the approach of Robert Ewuisie Moses in his recent Practices of Power: Revisiting the Principalities and Powers in the Pauline Letters [Fortress, 2014], though I have not yet read it). As we strap on the armor of God, therefore, we are not to engage these spiritual beings head on in any way, if for no other reason than because they have already been defeated by Christ himself (Eph 1:20-23; Col 3:15). Instead, the church's engagement of the powers involves redeeming and transforming their social and structural effects.
[T]he church wages its warfare in a subversive manner–it is not at all what we might expect. If Paul's rhetorical summary appears in Ephesians 6:10-18, then his instructions for performing divine warfare are contained in the ethical section of the letter, Ephesians 4:17-6:9. Here, we will see that the church engages in warfare against the powers in ways that defy and overturn our expectations. Our warfare involves resisting the corrupting influences of the powers. The same pressures that produce practices of exploitation, injustice and oppression in the world are at work on church communities. The church's warfare involves resisting such influences, transforming corrupted practices and replacing them with life-giving patterns of conduct that draw on and radiate the resurrection power of God. Our warfare, then, involves purposefully growing into communities that become more faithful corporate performances of Jesus on earth. Far from being a frightening prospect, this is good news for the world. (pp. 159-60)
I find Gombis' understanding quite sensible. For one, it helpfully connects Ephesians 6 to the previous two chapters of the letter in a way that I had not previously considered; thus, rhetorically, the end of the letter hangs together quite naturally. Secondly, this reading makes sense of Paul's largely virtue-driven system of spiritual defense: by embodying "truth," "righteousness," "peace," and "faith," believers will be transformed and thereby resist evil powers as well as influence their communities. Now, "the gospel," "salvation," "the word of God," and "prayer" are not virtues to be embodied in the same way as those just mentioned, but one can easily see how these can also function as means of individual and community transformation, both inside and outside the church.
Gombis' book is a good read. I'm looking forward to hearing how my students respond to it!
Friday, 11 April 2014
The Gospel of Jesus's Wife — Not a Forgery?!?!Posted by JGoodrich under Academia, Ancient History, General NT, Gospels and Acts, Jesus and the Gospels, Judaism, New Testament
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Various online news groups are reporting that the scientific studies conducted on the fragment of the so-called Gospel of Jesus's Wife have shown it NOT to be a forgery! See, e.g., the article in he Boston Globe. See also the official Harvard Divinity School site. Can't wait to hear the reactions of Watson, Gathercole, Goodacre, and others.
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Non-Technical yet Focused Books on Pauline LettersPosted by JGoodrich under Academia, General NT, New Testament, Paul, Teaching
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Since I regularly teach book studies in the Pauline epistles to students who have no knowledge of Greek, and I generally dislike assigning lengthy commentaries as textbooks, I am always on the look out for non-/less-technical, affordable academic resources focusing on individual NT books. A good example of what I mean is Bruce W. Longenecker, The Triumph of Abraham's God: The Transformation of Identity in Galatians (Abingdon, 1998). Although Longenecker's volume provides a focused reading of Paul's letter and engages various scholarly debates, the book itself is intended to be accessible to non-specialists and does a fine job of showing how one scholar interprets all/most of Galatians. Additional examples include Timothy Gombis, The Drama of Ephesians: Participating in the Triumph of God (InterVarsity Press, 2010), and Brian J. Walsh and Sylvia C. Keesmaat, Colossians Remixed: Subverting the Empire (InterVarsity, 2004). Similar, though in certain ways quite different, is Joseph Hellerman's Embracing Shared Ministry: Power and Status in the Early Church and Why It Matters Today (Kregel, 2013), which, dispite its title, is really a distillation and more practically-oriented version of his SNTS volume Reconstructing Honor in Roman Philippi: Carmen Christi as Cursus Pudorum (CUP, 2005).
I'm seeking to identify additional titles belonging to this genre. If readers know of similar resources, please do share in the comments. Thanks!
Wednesday, 4 September 2013
Latest Issue of New Testament Studies (October 2013)Posted by JGoodrich under Academia, Durham, General NT, Intertextuality, Judaism, New Testament, Paul, Paul and His Interpreters, Publishing
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The very latest issue of New Testament Studies is now available. It features the work of several Durham alumni (including me, Jonathan Linebaugh, Helen Bond, and Daniel Frayer-Griggs) and looks to be quite well rounded, with contributions focusing on NT history, exegesis, historical theology, onomastics, gnostic gospels, and textual criticism. My piece ("Sold under Sin: Echoes of Exile in Romans 7.14-25″) takes the baton from Marc Philonenko and others in arguing that Paul was influenced by his reading of Isaiah 49-50 in the latter part of Romans 7. Here is the abstract:
Although Romans has been heavily mined for scriptural allusions in recent years, the influence of Isaiah 49-50 on Rom 7.14-25 has gone largely unnoticed. Building on Philonenko's work on the allusion to Isa 50.1 in the phrase 'sold under sin' (Rom 7.14), this study seeks to identify additional echoes from LXX Isa 49.24-50.2 in Rom 7.14-25 and to interpret Paul's discourse in the light of the sin-exile-restoration paradigm implied by both the source's original context and Paul's own strategic use of Isaiah in his portrayal of the plight of ἐγώ. The identification of these echoes, it is suggested, aids in interpreting the story of ἐγώ by connecting the allusions to Israel's early history in Rom 7.7-13 to images of the nation's later history in 7.14-25, thus showing the speaker's plight under sin to be analogous to Israel's own experiences of deception, death, and exile.
Friday, 9 August 2013
Warren Carter on the Seven Events that Shaped the New Testament WorldPosted by Jason under Ancient History, Books, General NT, New Testament, Reviews
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Warren Carter's Seven Events that Shaped the New Testament World (Baker, 2013) is a clear and well-written introduction to issues relevant for understanding early Christianity. The book is structured around seven crucial 'events' (using the term loosely at times) that impacted the world of early Christianity. The seven events are:
- The Death of Alexander the Great (323 BCE): explores the significance of the spread of Hellenism and compares Alexander with Jesus
- The Process of Translating Hebrew Scriptures into Greek (ca. 250 BCE): discusses the tale of the Septuagint and how early Christians read the Scriptures with 'Jesus-glasses'
- The Rededication of the Jerusalem Temple (164 BCE): explains how the Maccabean revolt and the events following it helped form Jewish identity
- The Roman Occupation of Judea (63 BCE): describes the rise and impact of Roman rule in Judea and how early Christians responded to Roman rule
- The Crucifixion of Jesus (ca. 30 CE): addresses who was crucified in the ancient world and why Jesus was crucifed both historically and theologically
- The Writing of the New Testament Texts (ca. 50 — ca. 130 CE): goes over briefly the standard introductory issues, such as authorship and purpose
- The Process of 'Closing' the New Testament Canon (397 CE): outlines five stages that lead to the canon and then surveys some of the criteria for canonization
Carter explores the historical and social context of these events. His concern is less with individual figures or the event itself. Rather, he is interested in a 'people's-history', so he explores the relevance of these events for the lives of the common folks. He highlights in each chapter the significance of these events for the development of the early Christian community. Spread throughout are pictures and sidebars that briefly explain related issues or develop some point in slightly more detail.
Scholars won't find anything surprising in Carter's discussion, although as with any short book like this one would wish for some more explanation at points. At times I thought that Carter presented conclusions as universal givens when there is dispute about the matters. For example, the discussion of the authorship of the disputed Pauline letters was too one-sided for me. Also, each chapter contains a short bibliography, although the lists don't reflect well ongoing discussions and tend to be one-sided.
Perhaps the most disputed point will be the selection of these seven events. I think Carter is right to highlight these, but I wondered why there was nothing about the resurrection. Arguably the cross is meaningless without the resurrection. The chapter on Christ's crucifixion needs to be supplemented by discussion of the resurrection for the full significance to come out.
Although Carter's work is focused primarily on the ancient context, scattered throughout and particularly in the Conclusion are reflections on the relevance of the New Testament for today. I appreciate his concern to bring the ancient context of the New Testament into connection with its relevance for today. His final words are worth highlighting:
Reading with awareness of the worlds from which these texts emerged and reading in community help readers to have genuine conversation with the texts and with other readers, rather than simply making the texts reflect our prejudices and preferences. Reading in community requires awareness of how readers are interpreting the texts, what values and practices they are promoting, and who is being harmed and benefited by the interpretation. Reading in community requires conversation and accountability. (p.159)
Overall, I like this book and especially the idea of picking seven key events to focus on. I imagine that designing an Introduction to the New Testament class around these events would help students navigate the complexity of the ancient world and early Christianity's place within it. Also, it would move beyond the typical approach of working book by book through the critical issues. I, though, wouldn't use the book itself as a core textbook simply because it lacks the necessary detail that I want in an core textbook. But, that being said, I will be recommending it to my students as a starting point to help them get into the context of the New Testament.
Friday, 28 June 2013
Latest Volume of New Testament Studies (Journal)Posted by JGoodrich under Academia, Ancient History, General NT, New Testament
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Many of you will be as excited as me to see that the latest (July) volume of New Testament Studies is now available. There are nine very interesting articles to view, including several touching on related topics–two on the Lord's Supper, two on Luke's use and rhetoric of death, two on Clement's view of good works, two on patronage/benefaction. Congratulations go especially to my good friend and new colleague Ben Wilson for his short study, "Taking up and Raising, Fixing and Loosing: A Chiastic Wordplay in Acts 2.23b-24."


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"VDZ is working with the city of Port Coquitlam on an extremely fun and innovative play space at Lions Park. This park is the flagship family destination in the city's park network and has traditionally offered a large playground space. Over the course of this summer and Fall, a new type of playspace is emerging. Designed around the concept of 'accessibility' for all - Travis Martin, VDZ's project lead, has developed spaces for people with a variety of physical, mental, or learning challenges. The park space will feature tactile, musical, and physically challenging features that should delight youngsters and the young at heart. Wet and dry play opportunities are incorporated into an undulating play environment, that is sure to please!"
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Murakami's fascination with the West, with American metaphors and references, started early. He grew up as the only child of a high-school teacher in an unremarkable modern suburb near Kobe. The props in Murakami's fiction are not just consumer symbols. They are part of a conscious effort to expunge Japanese tradition. He devised a narrative style entirely new to Japan: a mixture of science fiction, hardboiled cool, and metaphysics–Arthur C. Clarke tipping his hat to Nietzsche in Japanese… Many Japanese above the age of 45 find Murakami's work frivolous and lacking in social or political content. Younger people–not just in Japan but in South Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong–love it, perhaps precisely for those reasons. His books express an experience that urban East Asians recognize: a general breaking away from family dependence, and the often lonely, fragmentary attempts of young people to choose their own way of living. 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Posted: 08/21/2009 - The University of Nebraska-Lincoln plans to welcome students back to the school's flagship campus with a weekend of events.
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Updated: 08/19/2009 - Omaha Mayor Jim Suttle and the head of the Fire Union told a news conference Wednesday morning they had come to an agreement for a new contract. The Mayor and the Union President, however, admitted there are numerous, significant issues that really are not decided yet.
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Posted: 08/19/2009 - Nebraska will be getting $644,000 from the federal stimulus package for deferred maintenance projects at recreation sites in the state.
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Essie • Bordeaux • Polishes
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*TOP REVIEWER* felgoj on 10/7/2014 11:36:00 AM more reviews by felgoj
Age: 36-43 Skin: Dry, Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
I don't like this color as much as I do 'Skirting The Issue' which is (to me) the same but darker than Bordeaux. I'm not in love w/this color, but maybe it'll grow on me. Swatters' review below got it just right in terms of color & consistency. While Skirting The Issue isn't the easiest to apply (both colors being jelly), Bordeaux gave me anxiety trying to get the color even. It balds very easily, but at least the formula didn't seep into the cuticles.
Three coats of this is more to my liking than 2 coats - comes out much deeper & vampier but not black.
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koridixon on 9/21/2014 8:48:00 PM more reviews by koridixon
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Olive Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
Finally! I've found the sexy, sophisticated deep red I've been searching for. Like other reviewers have said, it looks nothing like the picture above. It's much darker. The perfect blood red. I love the jelly finish and pretty much everything about it. Even my fiancé (who never notices a polish change) commented on it, saying it's the BEST color I've ever worn on my nails.
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swatters on 1/23/2013 12:00:00 PM more reviews by swatters
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Olive Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I usually love Essie polishes, but this was a big NO for me.
I was hoping the color would be more of a blood red than a blue-based red, but I didn't get my wish. This isn't a deep oxblood color like you would expect from something named 'Bordeaux'. It's more of a crimson or maroon.
Formula was very streaky, even with a steady hand and three thin coats. I will probably be putting this on eBay since this is a popular color, but it's not for me :(
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StrawberryKisses23 on 11/2/2012 9:52:00 PM more reviews by StrawberryKisses23
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Tan, Warm Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
First of all, WOOOOWWW! I believe there is an Essie nail polish called 'After Sex'. Well this one should have been called 'Before Sex'.
I was on the hunt for a deep burgundy cream jelly polish and purchased 'Bordeaux' online for $7 NZD (bargain!). I have this on right now (3 thin coats no top coat) and can I just tell you never have I owned such a deep-sexy-sultry-shiny color.
Pure amazingness in a bottle! I'm in love - and you will be too!
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kirbipittman on 9/14/2012 12:34:00 AM more reviews by kirbipittman
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
I am SO IN LOVE with this color. It is the most beautiful deep blood red. It goes on perfectly in two coats. I just adore it. Can't say enough about it.
Just to update how I feel about this product... I still love the color, but I took away two lippys because I feel like it's just a mess to use now. It has gotten so thick and goopy. It was already a jelly consistency so now that I've used quite a bit of the bottle it is even less easy to apply.
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KirRoyal on 9/13/2012 1:15:00 PM more reviews by KirRoyal
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Blue
I was a bit disappointed with the fact that this nail polish seemes slightly different in a bottle that it actually is on the nails. I am still looking for a perfect wine colour, and this just didn't do it for me. The jelly feel is also quite confusing, the application is not very even after two coats. Doesn't streak, which is a good thing. Has a bluish, purplish undertone, which looks good on my generally cool-toned skin, but I'm not sure if this would be very flattering on a yellow-toned skin.
Overall, just a nice basic dark reddish colour that tries it's hard to look like a wine colour. If you are new to nail polishes in general, or to dark nail polishes, definitely check that out, you'd probably love it.
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anthropologie on 7/30/2012 10:50:00 PM more reviews by anthropologie
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Olive Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
Beautiful deep jelly blood red. I was looking for a bloody red, not a bright cherry. This leans to be bluish, but it looks like the most perfect red. The jelly finish makes it more interesting than a regular creme finish. This formula is wonderful, not too thick or runny, and never streaky. I love Essie :3
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*TOP REVIEWER* MsHepburn on 7/13/2012 5:29:00 PM more reviews by MsHepburn
Age: 30-35 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
Love this :)
(PLEASE NOTE: the colour is nothing like the one in the picture with this post! It's a lot darker.)
I'm a real idiot when it comes to nail polish... I never get it on evenly and it always chips within a day. But this I put on perfectly in one go, which has NEVER happened to me before. I used the 'nourish me' base coat and the high shine top coat with two coats of Bordeaux in between. I put it on on Sunday and it's now Friday and not one chip on it.
The colour (with the 2 coats) is a really deep, dark red, but not black red like Rouge Noir from Chanel. The latter was a bit too goth for my taste and also didn't stay on that well. The consistency seems very thick and sort of sticky (jelly-ish I guess?) and the brush is pretty wide, so I could almost get my nail covered in one sweep. It took a while to dry, so application in a hurry might not be a great idea.
I really like this and I'm planning to buy a few more Essie colours. The price is reasonable compared to Chanel and MAC and it's definitely better quality.
Edit 11 October 2012:
This is easily the nicest nailpolish I have ever found. It's glossy, classy and suits every occasion. This is the polish I've been looking for all my life! It's the only proper deep, dark RED I have ever found. Other similar polishes have always proved too black or too purple for my taste. This shade is perfect and I will keep buying it until they discontinue. Lasts about a week with a good topcoat.
(Actually I've noticed that some people here are disappointed that this isn't a real wine colour polish. That, for me, was actually the up side to it: it's dark, but definitely still recognisable as red. If you prefer more purply or black-ish colours, I think Wicked might be more to your liking. Or OPI's Mrs O' Leary's BBQ.)
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*TOP REVIEWER* cloroxcowgirl on 6/26/2012 2:38:00 AM more reviews by cloroxcowgirl
Age: 30-35 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Blue
I have been looking for a dupe to my favorite dark red, Essie Private Wine Cellar (now DC'd). I was encouraged by the fact that Bordeaux looks *exactly* the same in the bottle as PWC, but it is a much brighter red on the nail. Not so much a wine color as a deep apple red. I also found the formula to be fairly streaky and sheer, unlike PWC which was opaque in 2 coats. It is an ok color I suppose, just not what I was looking for. Oh, well, the hunt continues . .
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Narustar on 6/26/2012 2:04:00 AM more reviews by Narustar
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Tan, Warm Hair: Brown, Coarse Eyes: Brown
Goooooorgeous color. I will most certainly be repurchasing this color again. The jelly-feel of this color makes your nails look flawless and not a streaky mess! It actually makes you look like you're wearing fake nails. Depending on the light and how many layers you paint on, it looks like a vampy/sultry color. On my NC30 skin I think it pulls more brown and looks deeper. In artificial light it looks like a bright berry color. Lol. But all in all I would recommend this color to anyone - it looks so classy, sexy and mysterious ;)
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I recently came across a fine article written by Rusty Miller, which appeared in the June 2003 issue of Abundant Life Magazine. The article was titled "Adultery's Consequences", and noted the damage that the sin of adultery wreaks upon society, the church, children, marriage and the soul. The article was a bit longer than the space allotted here, so I would like to take the main points, and concisely summarize them.
Teaching such as this is needed because of the frequency of the sin. It is certainly a societal problem, but how many times have we seen Christian families devastated by the sin of adultery? We wonder how a man or woman could behave in such a treacherous way. Lives and souls are destroyed by sexual infidelity. Consider the following:
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I am typing this short article while away from home, and handicapped by having left my reading glasses behind. As such, my near-sightedness is making it difficult to complete the task.
Consider that when Peter wrote these words there was no relief for a short sighted person. While I can pick up my glasses, they had no remedy. Such words would be especially poignant to one who suffered from near-sightedness, but would be a vivid picture to all. The Christian without his virtues is severely handicapped. It is difficult for him to accomplish his life's purpose to serve God, and receive the reward.
In contrast, Peter writes, "For if these things are yours and abound, you will be neither barren nor unfruitful in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ" (vs. 8). Peter promises the clear-sighted Christian an entrance "into the everlasting kingdom of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ" (vs. 11). This requires diligence on our part (cf. vs. 10), and it certainly takes work to mature through the process of adding to our faith. What about it? How hard are you working to for such spiritual focus?
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2 Corinthians 2:4 explains Paul's motivation for admonishing the Corinthians. When we receive admonition, it is good to remember why our brother feels compelled to correct us.
The book of Ecclesiastes contains several miscellaneous words of wisdom in its pages that have beneficial applications to the Christian's life.
The Apostle Paul uses the metaphor of a soldier to describe the Christian's relationship to Christ. Several important lessons can be derives from the word picture he draws.
This lesson was given at the Woodmont church of Christ, quarterly study on September 20, 2014. The subject is ethics, with a contrast between the humanly devised philosophies, and the objective Bible standard of right and wrong. Four examples are discussed in application of the principles: 1) Abortive types of contraception; 2) Extramarital Sexual relationships; Corporal Punishment; 4) Slavery.
The materials consist of an 80 minute lecture, a 30 minute Question and Answer period, and the Powerpoint presentation utilized in the initial presentation.
Invitation delivered by: Josh Cox
The text of 2 Corinthians 7 is used to describe the type of sorrow which leads to repentance and the forgiveness of sins.
People deny, redefine, hide and explain away their sin in an attempt to avoid the consequence of disobedience to God. Instead, they need to confess and repent of their sin.
In Daniel 1:8, the text reveals that Daniel purposed in his heart not to defile himself with the King's delicacies. This text introduces the importance of having a heart with purpose to please God.
Invitation delivered by: Stan Cox
Ultimately it does not matter whether we are approved by others, or even by ourselves. All that matters is that we meet with God's approval.
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