Candace Allison Brown, una profesora de 35 años de la Escuela Adventista Sawgrass, se entregó en la oficina del sheriff del condado de Broward el viernes 22 de noviembre, acusada de participar en actos sexuales inapropiados y lascivos con un menor. El menor en cuestión es un estudiante varón de 14 años. Como resultado, Brown […] Source: https://atoday.org/arrestada-maestra-por-conducta-sexual-inapropiada-con-un-estudiante-de-14-anos-en-la-escuela-adventista-sawgrass/
Se propone oficialmente la venta del Atlantic Union College
Desde 2012, los administradores del Atlantic Union College han estado anunciado planes para reabrir, cada año dando vueltas al asunto. Durante la última década, ha habido esperanzas de asociarse con la Universidad Adventista de Washington, tratando de reabrir sin acreditación, luchando con el recorte de fondos de la asociación, la oferta de una corporación china […] Source: https://atoday.org/se-propone-oficialmente-la-venta-del-atlantic-union-college/
Los dos relatos de la creación del Génesis | Parte 1: Elohim hizo todo rápido en solo 6 días.
Es un error exegético -es decir, de interpretación- afirmar, como hacen algunos lectores de la Biblia, que Génesis 2 amplifica Génesis 1, como si se tratara de un recuadro de un mapa. (Véase, por ejemplo, Andrews Bible Commentary: Light Depth Truth, vol. 1, p. 144.) No obstante, una lectura minuciosa revela algo muy distinto. Por […] Source: https://atoday.org/los-dos-relatos-de-la-creacion-del-genesis-parte-1-elohim-hizo-todo-rapido-en-solo-6-dias/
Aunty, why is it expected that church employees have to work on Sabbath?
9 December 2024 | Dear Aunt Sevvy, Why is it that the same church that defends religious liberty and helps employees outside the church defend the right not to work on Sabbath, also requires its employees to work on Sabbath? Why is it suddenly okay to work on Sabbath if the employer is the church? […] Source: https://atoday.org/aunty-why-is-it-expected-that-church-employees-have-to-work-on-sabbath/
Tuesday: Knowing the Son Is Knowing the Father
Daily Lesson for Tuesday 10th of December 2024
Throughout the Gospel of John, the apostle describes how Jesus, the Son, does activities that point to the Father. Jesus explains who the Father is and shows what His relationship to our world is. This is all in keeping with John 1:18, which says that He makes the Father known (Greek exēgeomai: to explain, interpret, exposit). Again and again Jesus does this. The word Father (patēr) appears 136 times in John and 18 times in 1–3 John, more than one-third of the entire uses in the New Testament. The farewell discourse is one of the prime locations in the Gospel where Jesus makes the Father known.
Jesus was the Father’s representative on earth, and He came to live out, in human flesh, the Father’s will. In fact, Jesus said that in all things He sought to do the Father’s will, and not His own (John 5:30). This may seem at first a startling statement, but it shows how totally surrendered Jesus, as a human being, was to the Father.
Jesus said, too, that He had been sent by the Father to finish His work—the salvation of humanity—and that the Father Himself bore witness to His work (John 5:36-38).
Jesus proclaimed that the Father sent Him to serve as the only one through whom humanity may come to the Father (John 6:40,44). The Father wants people to have the eternal life found in Jesus, who promises to raise them up in the resurrection.
What do the following texts teach us about the relationship between Jesus and the Father? John 7:16; John 8:38; John 14:10,23; John 15:1,9-10; John 16:27-28; John 17:3.
Jesus’ claims about His relationship to the Father are astonishing. He asserts that all of His teachings are the teachings of the Father; that all He says He had personally heard from the Father; that belief in Him is the same as belief in the Father; that both His very words and His works are all of the Father; and that He and the Father are united in loving and working for the salvation of humanity. What a powerful testimony to the closeness of Jesus to His Father in heaven!
How would your life be changed if your thoughts and actions were fully an expression of God’s will for your life? That is, how can we better live out what we know from Jesus is God’s will for our lives? |
Source: https://ssnet.org/blog/24d-11-knowing-the-son-is-knowing-the-father/
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