The heart of Paul. In the nine verses starting with Galatians 4:12, why does Paul say at the end of his discourse, “I have doubts about you”
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Singing with Inspiration – 9: Paul’s Pastoral Appeal
The introduction to our lesson study for this week shows that Paul appeals to the Galatians in a broad sense which “ shows just how important correct doctrine is.” There are two hymns that come to mind with this theme: Hymn 203, “This is the Three-Fold Truth” and Hymn 612 “Onward, Christian Soldiers” and we could go back to the little-used hymn used in Lesson 7, Hymn 277, “For Your Holy Book, We Thank You” . “The Heart of Paul” in Galations 4:12 urges us to “become as I am” – Hymn 313 or 314, “Just as I Am”
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HopeSS: Paul’s Pastoral Appeal
You can view an in-depth discussion of “Paul’s Pastoral” in the Hope Sabbath School class led by Pastor Derek Morris. (Adobe Flash Player version.) A Youtube version of this week’s lesson at Hope Sabbath School is below. Hope Sabbath School You can download the video , the MP3 audio , and the lesson outline from the HopeTV Sabbath School Site. You might also want to bookmark the HopeSS YouTube Channel.
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How Should Adventists Respond When Many People Reject Organized Religion?
By Monte Sahlin, August 22, 2017: Up through the early 1990s only seven or eight percent of Americans told survey interviewers that they were not affiliated with any religion, but from 1996 to 2016 that proportion has more than doubled to one out of four Americans. Throughout most of the 20th century Europe, Canada, Australia […]
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Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Adventist Today.
Wednesday: Then and Now
Paul’s relationship with the Galatian believers was not always as difficult and frigid as it has now become. In fact, as Paul reflects on the time when he first preached the gospel in Galatia, he speaks in glowing terms of how well they treated him. What happened? Image © Rolf Jansson from GoodSalt.com What event seems to have led to Paul’s decision to preach the gospel in Galatia? Gal. 4:13
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