Smyrna was a beautiful and wealthy city but also was a center of mandated emperor worship.
Read more at the source: Sunday: Christ’s Messages to Smyrna and Pergamum
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Smyrna was a beautiful and wealthy city but also was a center of mandated emperor worship.
Read more at the source: Sunday: Christ’s Messages to Smyrna and Pergamum
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Image © Pacific Press from GoodSalt.com Read for This Week’s Study: Rev. 2:8-11 , Rev. 2:12-17 , Rev. 2:18-29 , Rev.
Read more at the source: Sabbath: Jesus’ Message to the Seven Churches
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By Andrew McChesney Janice Clark never planned to adopt a former student’s baby, but then the telephone rang on a cold March day. “I’m having a baby that I can’t keep, and I’m wondering if you will have him”, Annette said. Janice Clark – Image © Pacific Press “What do you mean by ‘have him’?” asked Janice, a 47-year-old physical education teacher at Mamawi Atosketan Native School, a Seventh-day Adventist mission school for First Nations children in the Canadian province of Alberta. “I want you to adopt him”, said Annette, 18, already the mother of two. Janice didn’t think the girl was serious, but she tried to organize a meeting with Annette and her parents
Read more at the source: Friday: Inside Story – Gift of a Child
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Further Thought: Read Ellen G. White, “Patmos”, pages 568-577, in The Acts of the Apostles . “The persecution of John became a means of grace.
Read more at the source: Friday: Further Thought – Among the Lampstands
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Ephesus was the capital and the largest city in the Roman province of Asia, located on the major trade routes. As the chief seaport of Asia, it was a very important commercial and religious center. The city was filled with such public buildings as temples, theaters, gymnasiums, bathhouses, and brothels
Read more at the source: Thursday: Message to the Church in Ephesus
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