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See more posts by Corinne Knopper The small illustration at the top of the page for the Introduction brought to mind: Hymn 237, “In The Cross of Christ I Glory” and Hymn 312, “Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross” . 1 Peter 5:10 in the Introduction was repeated again in Sunday’s lesson study, where we are told we will be made strong, firm and steadfast, and I wish to sing Hymn 600, “Hold Fast Til I Come” .
Read more at the source: Singing with Inspiration – Lesson 6
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See more posts by Joyce Griffith Persecution for the Christian: coming? going? or always there? When things are going great and you feel good–really good–does the idea of being persecuted for being a Christian have any appeal? In the New Testament book we’ve named 1 Peter, how real was persecution to the early Christian believers
Read more at the source: 6: Suffering for Christ – Discussion starters
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See more posts by Sabbath School Lesson Read through 1 Peter 3:13-22 . How should Christians respond to those who would bring them suffering because of their faith
Read more at the source: Monday: Suffering and the Example of Christ
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See more posts by Sabbath School Lesson Read 1 Peter 1:6 , 1 Peter 5:10 . What is Peter talking about, and how did he tell his readers to respond to what they were facing? For the first few centuries, just being a Christian could result in a horrible death. A letter written to the Roman Emperor Trajan illustrates how precarious the safety of the early Christians was.
Read more at the source: Sunday: Persecution of Early Christians
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See more posts by Sabbath School Lesson “The love that suffers long and is kind will not magnify an indiscretion into an unpardonable offense, neither will it make capital of others’ misdoings. The Scriptures plainly teach that the erring are to be treated with forbearance and consideration. If the right course is followed, the apparently obdurate heart may be won to Christ. The love of Jesus covers a multitude of sins.
Read more at the source: Friday: Further Thought – Living for God
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