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Friday: Further Thought – Unity of the Gospel
Further Thought: For further study on the issue of unity and diversity in the church, read Ellen G. White, “Investigation of New Light,” pp. 45, 47, in Counsels to Writers and Editors ; “An Explanation of Early Statements”, p. 75, in Selected Messages, book 1; “Tactfulness,” pages
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Thursday: Paul’s Concern
The situation in Antioch surely was tense: Paul and Peter, two leaders in the church, were in open conflict. And Paul holds nothing back as he calls Peter to account for his behavior. What reasons does Paul give for publicly confronting Peter? Gal
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Why Circumcision?
Monday’s lesson , mentions circumcision, and if the Gentiles ever needed to be circumcised. Some have wondered why in the world God wanted the penis involved in a sign of loyalty. Some atheists have made fun of Christianity and the Bible over this topic. What we need to understand is, the penis was the part of the body Abraham was trusting instead of God’s promise
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Wednesday: Confrontation in Antioch
Some time after Paul’s consultation in Jerusalem, Peter made a visit to Antioch in Syria, the location of the first Gentile church and the base of Paul’s missionary activities described in Acts. While there, Peter ate freely with the Gentile Christians, but when a group of Jewish Christians arrived from James, Peter — fearful of what they would think — changed his behavior entirely. Image © Jeff Preston Goodsalt.com Why should Peter have known better?
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