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Hymn 602, “O Brother, Be Faithful” stands out clearly on Sunday in the question at the end of the days’ study. Rather than us having the “Blurred Spiritual Eyesight” on Monday , we ask in: Hymn 326, “Open My Eyes, That I May See” and Hymn 290, “Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus” . In closing the study, Jesus knows that we all have cares: Hymn 99, “God Will Take Care of You” and Hymn 485, “I Must Tell Jesus”
Read more at the source: Singing with Inspiration – Lesson 2: I See, I Want, I Take
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We don’t need the Bible to teach us one obvious truth: the cares of this life and its riches are temporary. Nothing here lasts, and certainly not long either. As Paul said: “We look not at the things which are seen, but at the things which are not seen: for the things which are seen are temporal; Image © Jim Work Goodsalt.com but the things which are not seen are eternal” ( 2 Cor. 4:18 ).
Read more at the source: Monday: Blurred Spiritual Eyesight
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A popular television preacher has a simple message: God wants to bless you, and the proof of His blessing is the abundance of material possessions that you own. In other words, if you are faithful, God will make you wealthy. Image © Krieg Barrie Goodsalt.com This idea, or variants of it, has been called the prosperity gospel: Follow God, and He will make you wealthy in worldly goods. This idea is nothing but a false theological justification for materialism, because what it’s really saying is, Do you want to be materialistic and to feel good about it? Well, we have got the “gospel” for you
Read more at the source: Sunday: The Prosperity Gospel
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Image © Pacific Press from GoodSalt.com Read for This Week’s Study: 2 Cor. 8:1-7 ; Matt. 13:3-7 ; Matt. 13:22 ; Gen
Read more at the source: Sabbath: I See, I Want, I take
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In Luke 15:11-32 we read the story of the prodigal son who wastes his father’s money in wild living. However when he returns, the father kills the fattened calf and they all celebrate.
Read more at the source: The Prodigal Father
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