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Apologetics |
This
is the science of refuting those who claim that the Bible
is full of errors.
Over thousands of years (and who knows how
may scribes and copyists) some scribal errors have been
found in various manuscripts.
However, there are no scribal errors which
affect the doctrines of the Bible. When the Dead Sea Scrolls
were found in 1948, the 2000 year old scroll of Isaiah validated
the copies of Isaiah which were already available.
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Blessings |
The Bible
makes a point of showing the effects of a father’s blessing
(or lack thereof) on his children’s lives.
Make
a note of how blessings were given in Bible families.
Pray
a blessing over each member of your family as you close
your family Bible time.
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Commands |
A command
is not an option. This goes against the grain for most of
us.
If the
Christian life is presented as "laying down your life"
it becomes a different story.
We don't
have an option if our life is no longer ours.
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Doctrine |
This
guide makes no apology for distinguishing between orthodox
doctrine and the commandments of men.
We base sound doctrine on the Words of Christ.
When sound doctrine is taught people give their lives to
Christ.
When the commandments of men are taught
in place of doctrine, Christians and non-Christians alike
are confused.
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Jesus |
Jesus
is referred to as the Word (John 1:1) and He can be found
throughout the Scriptures.
And beginning at Moses and all the prophets,
he expounded unto them in all the scriptures the things
concerning himself.
Luke 24:27
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Prayer |
There
is no better way to learn how to pray than to study the prayers
of the Bible! Make a note of any prayers you find.
You might want to classify these prayers
so that you can refer to them later.
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Promises |
To
God, a promise is a promise, is a promise. |
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Prophecies |
People
are fascinated by the fulfillment of prophecy and they will
be especially interested when you show them prophecies which
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Rhemas |
God chose
the Greek language to convey the New Testament because of
its precise use of words. There is a precise difference between
the Greek words logos and rhema as you will discover by comparing
their use in Scripture. |