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The passage say about God’s promise to David , God will provide home for the people and his offspring will inherit the throne and guide his offspring. It also talks about David’s prayer to God, he is praising God and trusting God.

I think it means that God is good, and when I pray I should trust in God that the prayer will be done.

It applies to me by when I pray to God , I should be grateful , trust him and pray good things in Jesus name

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1. David wanted to build a house for God, but God said that he does not require that. God promised that David will have rest from his enemies. And about God's blessing and favor will be with the house of David forever. When they do wrong, they will be punished, but God's love will never leave them.

2. It means that God is please with David and will honor David.

3. What does it mean to me? Why did God love David? What did he do right? He chooses to honor God even if that may be an unpopular decision - like not killing Saul. Dear God, help me to walk right in you and find favor in you. that I may also be blessed to have rest from my enemies.

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Personal Bible Study:

What does the passage say?
What does it mean?
How does it apply to you?

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Psalms‬ ‭61‬:‭2‬ ‭-3

”From the ends of the earth, I cry to you for help when my heart is overwhelmed. Lead me to the towering rock of safety,“

“”for you are my safe refuge, a fortress where my enemies cannot reach me.“

rely on/seek/focus on God in time of struggles for he is our refuge and strength

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Psalm 61: 1-4

The Lord is my refuge and He listens to my prayers. He is always with me, whenever I'm in good or bad condition. I know that I can always rely on Him and knows that He is always there for me.

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Psalm 60 & 61:

1 Hear my cry, O God;
listen to my prayer.

2 From the ends of the earth I call to you,
I call as my heart grows faint;
lead me to the rock that is higher than I.
3 For you have been my refuge,
a strong tower against the foe.

4 I long to dwell in your tent forever
and take refuge in the shelter of your wings.[b]
5 For you, God, have heard my vows;
you have given me the heritage of those who fear your name.

What does it mean to me?

You have given me the heritage of those who fear your name. God, I want to fear your name in every decision of my life (I try :D). May I earn your favor, and take shelter in your wings.

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1. Saul wanted to kill David out of jealousy, but at last He was prophesied by God.

2. Don't stuck in jealousy

3. Be blessed with what I have, don't sin out of jealously

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What dors the passage says?

Saul wanting to kill David but Michal saved David

Wjat does it means?

His daughter helped David and lied to Saul in order to save David’s life

How it applies to me?

Stand up and do not be afraid to be against evil

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What is the passage about:

Saul seeks to kill David for an unknown reason. David was a great warrior and was beneficial to Saul’s cause, but Saul - probably out of spite - wanted to unjustifiably kill David

What does it mean:

Part 1 - Saul unjust reason to kill David

Part 2 - Michal faithfully helps her husband and stand up for him?

Part 3 - Saul’s forceful change after seeing a group of prophets prophesying

How does it apply to my life:

Stop hating people when they have done nothing wrong to you

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1)what does the passage says-Saul tried to kill David multiple times and even swore an oath to kill David as long the Lord lives.

2)What does it mean-If God doesn't allow certain stuff to happen, it means that whatever you are about to do is evil and not pleasing to God

3)how does it apply for me- Try not to do evil acts and repent before God if those acts happened.Always remember God in whatever you wanted to do......

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11 Saul sent men to David’s house to watch it and to kill him in the morning. But Michal, David’s wife, warned him, “If you don’t run for your life tonight, tomorrow you’ll be killed.” 12 So Michal let David down through a window, and he fled and escaped. 13 Then Michal took an idol and laid it on the bed, covering it with a garment and putting some goats’ hair at the head.

14 When Saul sent the men to capture David, Michal said, “He is ill.”

15 Then Saul sent the men back to see David and told them, “Bring him up to me in his bed so that I may kill him.” 16 But when the men entered, there was the idol in the bed, and at the head was some goats’ hair.

17 Saul said to Michal, “Why did you deceive me like this and send my enemy away so that he escaped?”

Michal told him, “He said to me, ‘Let me get away. Why should I kill you?’”

What is the passage about?

Saul wanting to kill David, and Micah lied to save David

What does it mean?

Saul is really getting crazy to kill David, and Micah helps David to flee for his life.

What does it mean for me?

I observed that Micah lied in two circumstances. Could she have not achieve her goals if she did not lie? Help me to answer with wisdom without lying in trying circumstances.

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Matthew 5:14-16

This passage speak about your action should reflect Christ. Therefore do action that pleases God and people around you.

I should always keep him in mind when doing anything to prevent any misconduct.

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30/10/23 8pm

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Verse: “you never deserted those who look to you” Psalm 9:10b

We can always trust in God and hv faith in him fully as he wont let us down. We can always turn to him whenever we needs him and thr will be an answer waiting for us.

Application: i pray to God call him whenever i hv problem in my life

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The verses show that God is powerful and fair. God will help those in need and we need to trust in him.

Tomorrow 8pm

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The ODB for today was in regards to putting trust in god. During our struggles we should turn to the Lord as he will provide us with protection. I’ve put my trust in God and God has been faithful to me by protecting me when going to remote locations for my field work.

Daily at night when about to sleep

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What does the passage say?
The passage describes what the Lord can do. He is righteous, a place to seek refuge and never forget about those who seek Him.

What does it mean?
The passage implies that nothing is greater and amazing than the Lord therefore Christians should not be afraid of the world.

Application
There is a phase in my life recently where I need to be cheerful and strong to encourage my friends but then me myself felt burn out. As I went back to the the Bible it reminds me how God wanted me to put my trust onto Him then I no longer feel hopeless and burnt out.

30.10.2023 - 5.30 am

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What does it say: The lord judges everyone who comes before him with equity, he is with us during times of trouble

What does it mean: He sees what is through in our hearts and will not forsake us during times of trouble if we trust in him

What it means to me: I trust in him who reigns forever because he knows me and guides me through times of difficulty

Appointment with God:

30/10 9pm

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I think the passage say about lord has the authority to judge forever, he ruled in righteousness he judges fairly and he take care of people that is hurt and needs help.

I think this passage mean that he is omnipotent, so when u reach him , he will help u as he is most powerful. He also knows what is right and wrong so if we follow his ways , we can become righteous person.

Application I think it’s important for me to read the bible and follow his commandments, and trust in him as he is god

Monday is my appointment with god

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What does the passage says?

God is in control and just, he protects the vulnerable, and will never forsake those who seek him

What does it mean?

I can trust God in challenging times

How does it apply to you?

Sometimes when I feel I am wronged, (being accused) I remember God is my judge and I do not need to pursue that matter. God is also my refuge and what matters to me matters to him.

Sometimes when I see injustice happening in the world (war, genocide), it is good to know that God has it in his hand.

Appointment with God:

Daily Before Work

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The verses speak about How powerful God is and how he judges everyone with fairness.Those who seek him would have him as the protector and saviour in difficult time.

Always trust in him no matter what happen. Leave my problems to him:)))

3 Nov, 2030 hour

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Psalm 9:9-10

God is our refuge and we could seek him anytime and anywhere and He will not forsake us. He will always be with us so do not be afraid

I will seek God (by prayer) in times of happiness/difficulties. God will give us strength to do anything we need to do

Saturday morning

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Psalm 9:10

Trust in gods an he’ll never forsake you

Application: Finding comfort in god in prayer during troubling times - exams, university issues, life, etc.

2nd November- Devotion

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What does the passage says?
I think David wrote this when he sinned against the Lord. That is why he is asking God not to rebuke him and have mercy on him.

What does it mean?
David is indeed very sad and grieve for his wrong doing. All night long I flood my bed with tears... maybe he is surrounded by the evil when doing wrong... he asked God to avenge him

What does it mean for me?
I don't grieve like David when I do wrong. I should take it make it more seriously.

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I think the passage say about lord being kind and patient and he hears our cry
I think it means that he is merciful and always forgive us and he is very loving.
I think this passage can apply in my life by always relying on lord and it’s important to follow the commandments

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What does the passage say?
Zacchaeus repented in front of Jesus and offer to give half of his goods to the poor and restore fourfold to anyone who he defrauded.

What does it mean?
Zacchaeus was not a honest person but he is willing to repent in front of jesus.

How does this apply to you?
Learn to repent on your wrongdoings

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I think the passage is talking about Zacchaeus seeking Jesus, and Jesus saw him and enter his house and declare that the people living in the house is saved by him.

I think it means that if i seek Jesus , Jesus will reply to you and give u salvation.

I can apply this in life by understanding that he is the one that saves us from our punishment , he only wants a good path for me.

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1. What does the passage say?
Jesus accepted him, Zacchaeus repented, people were skeptical, Zacchaeus proved himself, and Jesus defended the action.

2. What does it mean?
Everyone deserves a second chance.

3. How does it apply to me?
I am at 50-50 in giving a second chance. Do I need to work on this?

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1)Anyone can change, don't judge a book by its cover

2)Repent before God so that you can truly change

3) Own up to your sin and ask for forgiveness and don't repeat the sin again

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1.  Zacchaeus, chief collector , give half of his goods to the poor and restores fourfold if he defrauded.
2. He is willing to offer to the poor, sacrificing himself
3. How does it apply to me? I should be more generous and not putting myself in the first place.

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Continue to be compassionate and kind
Learn to forgive others

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Read the passage:

Make a list of the following:

Attitudes to be changed

Actions to take or avoid

Promises to claim

Sins to confess and forsake

Examples to follow

Other personal applications

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Observation (key words):  commandments/words/laws, faithfulness, promise to servant, statutes

Interpretation: our attitude to God's commandments and how God's words help us in our life

Application:
v59 ~ rely on God's word when making decision/ doing smtg

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Attitudes to be changed

Verse 59: when i think of my ways, i turn my feet to your testimony
I should learn to apply testimony when i think of my ways, instead of just following what i think its correct.

Actions to take or avoid

I should learn good judgement and knowledge from the bible, and not from the world (v66)

Promises to claim

I should promise to keep his word (v57)

Sins to confess and forsake

I should have hated every false way and love God’s law, which i have not. (V104)

Examples to follow

(Same with attitudes to be changed)

Other personal applications

Holding back from doing evil is how i should keep his word (v101-102)

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1. Observation: The passage tells us that when we are obeying God, we will face challenges. However, it is worth enduring cause God's unfailing love preserves my life so that I may obey His statutes.

2. Who? - The psalmist, the evil, the righteous, God
What? - The impact of obeying and not obeying God's word
When? - Before afflicted vs after affliction
Where?
Why? - His law is everlasting and will bless us through obedience
How? - Gaining understanding through the precepts to walk in the right path.

3. Application
67 Before I was afflicted, I went astray,
but now I obey your word.

80 May I wholeheartedly follow your decrees,
that I may not be put to shame.

92 If your law had not been my delight,

I would have perished in my affliction.

Attitudes to be changed - pending

Actions to take or avoid - be kind to those who speaks harsh words

Promises to claim - v. 88 In your unfailing love preserve my life, that I may obey the statutes of your mouth.

Sins to confess and forsake - the need to show that I am good

Examples to follow - KIV

Other personal applications - at work

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Psalm 119:57 - 104

1)It’s about this person who desperately clings to god and always follow Jesus as he gives the truth on what is right and wrong. Shows the journey of this person with god step by step , even in his suffering and his happy moments.

2) i think its talking about how the Law and commandments from the lord is good for us , we should do what is right and let not our sins ruin us Psalm 119:75

3) this passage teaches me to always include lord in my journey , even though I have free will and have freedom to choose what is right and wrong , but we should always obey the commandments as it’s good for us .

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1. Observation:
To learn Gods words as: a promise, love, law, comfort, purpose, guide, test of faith and perseverance

2.  Interpretation:
Gods words provides comfort, purpose and knowledge but with it also comes patience and faith to persevere

3. Application:
To start reading again, patience,

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1. Set aside a definite time. When did Moses meet with God? (Exodus 34:2-4 ) When Did Christ meet with God? (Mark 1:35) What is the best time for you?

2. Find a definite place. Where did Christ pray? (Mark 1:35) What is the value of being alone?

3. Employ these tools: Modern translation of the Bible, notebook, pen, dictionary. How can you use these tools in your Bible study?

Using Psalm 119:57-104, go through these three major steps of methodical Bible study:

1. Observation: What does the passage say? Read quickly for content. Read again carefully, noting key words and phrases.

2. Interpretation: What does the passage mean? Ask God to give you understanding of the passage. Consult a dictionary or modern translation for the for the precise meaning of the words.
Ask: Who? What? When? Where? Why? How?

3. Application: Ask yourself, "What does the passage mean to me and how can I apply it to my life?"

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Believers of the Old Testament times looked forward to the coming of their Messiah. New Testament believers look back to the cross and the resurrection. Both of these events culminate in the unique person of Jesus Christ.

The apostle Paul says, " It was through what His Son did that God cleared a path for everything to come to Him -- all things in Heaven and on Earth -- for Christ's death on the cross has made peace with God for all by His blood...and now as a result Christ has brought you into the very presence of God, and you are standing there before Him with nothing left against you...the only condition is that you fully believe the Truth, standing in it steadfast and firm, strong in the Lord, convinced of the Good News that Jesus died for you, and never shifting from trusting Him to save you." ( Colossians 1:20-23)

Hundreds of millions of people around the world have discovered this marvelous "path" because of Jesus' death on the cross and His bodily resurrection from the dead.

Jesus' death bridged the gulf between the holiness of God and the sinfulness of man. He died to pay the penalty of our sin and rescue us "out of the darkness and glood of Satan's kingdom" and bring us "into the Kingdom of His dear Son, who bought out freedom with His blood and forgave us all our sins." (Colossians 1:13-14) But without His resurrection and ascension, His sacrifice would have been incomplete, and we would have remained under the penalty of death. (I Corinthians 15:17)

To believe in Jesus Christ as the Savior of the world is to believe in a living person. People often ask, "What is the meaning of belief?" The Amplified New Testament expresses the full meaning of the term believe as "adhere to, trust in, and rely on." The Gospel of John has been called the Gospel of Belief. The word believe occurs many times in the book of John. Chapter 20, verse 31, expresses the purpose of that book:

"These are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing, you may have life in His name."

The living Savior, therefore, is the basis for Christian confidence. The resurrection is the foundation of our certainty that we have eternal life and that we experience daily the indwelling presence of our loving Savior.

The printed version of this study contains 9 pages of prepatory study notes not included in this online version. Click here to order the complete study guide, The Christian Adventure.

Christian Certainty

The resurrection of Jesus is history's most revolutionary event. How does it prove Christ's claim to be God? (Romans 1:4)

Why is the resurrection so essential to our faith? (I Corinthians 15:17, Ephesians 2:4-10)

New Life

As you begin to live the Christian life, what three evidences in your life will assure you that you know Jesus Christ? (I John 2:3, I John3:14, Romans 8:16)

Life Application

What changes do you believe have taken place because of Christ in your life?

Adapted from The 10 Basic Steps Toward Christian Maturity, byBill Bright, co-founder of Campus Crusade for Christ. © Cru. All rights reserved.

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To believe in Jesus Christ as the Savior of the world is to believe in a living person. People often ask, "What is the meaning of belief?" The Amplified New Testament expresses the full meaning of the term believe as "adhere to, trust in, and rely on."

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How has it impact me?
By teaching me how to live a good life, whats wrong whats bad, and also reminding me that He is my refuge and strength through his encouraging words from the bible.

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Thinking which path to choose after spm
Matthew 6:34 / Philippians 4:13,19

Not to worry for the future but trust in God that He will provide me strength to overcome any difficulties I will be facing and I will not be alone as He will be with me always

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Previous: I used to be very sharp with my tongue and words
Bible Verse:
1. Proverbs 25:11–13. A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver.
Be kind in my words.

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Matthew 6:34

Stop being anxious about tomorrow

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a)Transform you into a better person
b)Negative view on people
c)Treating people with kindness and each person is different from what you think

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1. Name some of the practical results of a thorough study of the Word of God. (II Timothy 3:15-17) What changes have you seen in your life from your study of the Bible?

2. In Acts 20:32, Paul says that the Word of God is able to do what two things?

3. What should be the effect of reading the Word of God on your own life? (James 1:22-25 ) Think of a difficult circumstance in your life. In what ways is reading and meditating on God's Word helping you cope with the situation? How are you applying God's Word to the problem?

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Thinking which path to choose after spm
Matthew 6:34 / Philippians 4:13,19

Not to worry for the future but trust in God that He will provide me strength to overcome any difficulties I will be facing and I will not be alone as He will be with me always

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Words of god can change u into a better person, the bible shows us what is good and bad, so we know what we should be doing and not do.

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a)Transform you into a better person
b)Negative view on people
c)Treating people with kindness and each person is different from what you think

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Difficult circumstances in my life: When my son passed away on the seventh day of his life on 7th January 2015.
God's promise: God comforted me and spoke to me in dreams. The promise of God's word is that "He is at a place with no tears." Trusting God helped me to move on.

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What should be the effect of reading the Word of God on your own life? (James 1:22-25 )
Be doers of the word, not hearers only

Think of a difficult circumstance in your life. In what ways is reading and meditating on God's Word helping you cope with the situation?
When i was facing anxiety, reading and meditating on his words help me to rely on him more than to myself.

How are you applying God's Word to the problem?
God’s word is like a answering to my prayers

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Previous: I used to be very sharp with my tongue and words
Bible Verse:
1. Proverbs 25:11–13. A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver.
2. James 3:9 With the tongue we praise our Lord and Father, and with it, we curse human beings, who have been made in God’s likeness.
Current: I hold my tongue when I want to be cynical and be more gracious with my words.

Previous: If somebody wronged me, I will not consider the need to have any interaction with them (self-defence mode)
Bible Verse:
1. Proverbs 25:21-22:

If your enemy is hungry, give him bread to eat, and if he is thirsty, give him water to drink, for you will heap burning coals on his head, and the Lord will reward you.
Work-in-progress: I am aware of this and managed to do this with certain people and still work in progress with others.

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James 1:22-25
22 Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says. 23 Anyone who listens to the word but does not do what it says is like someone who looks at his face in a mirror 24 and, after looking at himself, goes away and immediately forgets what he looks like. 25 But whoever looks intently into the perfect law that gives freedom, and continues in it—not forgetting what they have heard, but doing it—they will be blessed in what they do.

Think of a difficult circumstance in your life. In what ways is reading and meditating on God's Word helping you cope with the situation? How are you applying God's Word to the problem?

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Teaching me to be more stable
Exp: get less frustrated from situation that is unavoidable

Proverbs 14:29
Those who control their anger have great understanding, those with a hasty temper make great mistake.

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- Teach us what to do (differentiate the Good and the Bad)
- Comfort me when I face difficulty
- Provide guidance when I'm lost

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The bible teaches me how to love and forgive, as Jesus Christ love me and forgive me.

John 3:16
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.

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How has the Bible changed me?
I know my purpose of life through the bible and that what was i made for instead of just spending my years and time on Earth.

Before
Questioning everything in life. Blaming God why am i here to suffer.

After
By knowing whats the purpose of my life, i could try my best to live my life and also knowing that its temporary here.

Romans 12:2
Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind

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Believe and respect the word of God
We should evaluate whether it is a right or wrong thing based on the Bible before we act.

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The bible is authoritative and the words are important. I think the the bible should be implemented in our daily lives, and we should learn the right way to judge events and circumstances according to bible

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3. If the writers had this high regard for scripture, how should we view the Bible? What part should God's Word have in our lives and in the way we evaluate and react to circumstances and events?

I will view the bible with respect. God's word will be an authority in my life, being my compass on what I should do in different circumstances and events.

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View the bible as an important object in our life as the words bring meaning to life.

Put God's word in our mind before we react and speak

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If the writers had this high regard for scripture, how should we view the Bible? What part should God's Word have in our lives and in the way we evaluate and react to circumstances and events?

We should view the bible seriously. God’s word should play a big part in our lives in terms of how are we going to react during circumstances, how are we going to live our lives christ-like.

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Attitude

1. Serious
Because he is writing down God’s word

2. Relief and comforting
God told ”fear not” “because you are precious …..i love you” , God comforting us with his words.

3. Happy
Verse 4 “Because you are precious in my eyes, and honoured, and i love you”

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Honoured and reassured of Gods return

Ashamed of the Israelites

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Caring - v2-3
Jeremiah 23:3 "I myself will gather the remnant of my flock out of all the countries where I have driven them and will bring them back to their pasture, where they will be fruitful and increase in number.

Believing - v3, 5-8

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Believers of the Old Testament times looked forward to the coming of their Messiah. New Testament believers look back to the cross and the resurrection. Both of these events culminate in the unique person of Jesus Christ.

The apostle Paul says, " It was through what His Son did that God cleared a path for everything to come to Him -- all things in Heaven and on Earth -- for Christ's death on the cross has made peace with God for all by His blood...and now as a result Christ has brought you into the very presence of God, and you are standing there before Him with nothing left against you...the only condition is that you fully believe the Truth, standing in it steadfast and firm, strong in the Lord, convinced of the Good News that Jesus died for you, and never shifting from trusting Him to save you." ( Colossians 1:20-23)

Hundreds of millions of people around the world have discovered this marvelous "path" because of Jesus' death on the cross and His bodily resurrection from the dead.

Jesus' death bridged the gulf between the holiness of God and the sinfulness of man. He died to pay the penalty of our sin and rescue us "out of the darkness and glood of Satan's kingdom" and bring us "into the Kingdom of His dear Son, who bought out freedom with His blood and forgave us all our sins." (Colossians 1:13-14) But without His resurrection and ascension, His sacrifice would have been incomplete, and we would have remained under the penalty of death. (I Corinthians 15:17)

To believe in Jesus Christ as the Savior of the world is to believe in a living person. People often ask, "What is the meaning of belief?" The Amplified New Testament expresses the full meaning of the term believe as "adhere to, trust in, and rely on." The Gospel of John has been called the Gospel of Belief. The word believe occurs many times in the book of John. Chapter 20, verse 31, expresses the purpose of that book:

"These are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing, you may have life in His name."

The living Savior, therefore, is the basis for Christian confidence. The resurrection is the foundation of our certainty that we have eternal life and that we experience daily the indwelling presence of our loving Savior.

The printed version of this study contains 9 pages of prepatory study notes not included in this online version. Click here to order the complete study guide, The Christian Adventure.

Christian Certainty

The resurrection of Jesus is history's most revolutionary event. How does it prove Christ's claim to be God? (Romans 1:4)

Why is the resurrection so essential to our faith? (I Corinthians 15:17, Ephesians 2:4-10)

New Life

As you begin to live the Christian life, what three evidences in your life will assure you that you know Jesus Christ? (I John 2:3, I John3:14, Romans 8:16)

Life Application

What changes do you believe have taken place because of Christ in your life?

Adapted from The 10 Basic Steps Toward Christian Maturity, byBill Bright, co-founder of Campus Crusade for Christ. © Cru. All rights reserved.

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1. We must study gods word - Psalm 119: (consider prayer as our pledge of god)

2. We must pray - Matthew 26:41: (insistence on prayer) to not fall into the hands of temptation

3. Importance of fellowship - Acts 2:42-47: Christian’s (spending time together) and worshiping the lord; happy times

4. Witnesses to Christ - Colossians 1:28: spreading and presenting the wonders of Christ = our duty’s as Christians (talk about Christ whenever relevant)

5. We must obey - Philippians 2:13-15: becoming blameless and pure children of god and not be warped by the temptations and the evils of the world (prayer and practice)

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1. Read Bible - Be pure and not wander from God's commandments (Psalm 119: 9-11)
~ Attend Sunday School, bible training lessons

2. Pray - Put faith on God (John 14:13-14)
~ Pray to God anytime

3. Fellowship - We are one body in Christ (1 Corinthians 12:12-13)
~ Attending sunday school, serving together in church

4. Witness - Gospel brings salvation to people who believe (Romans 1:16)
~ Be a good example of Christian by doing the right thing (according to bible)

5. Obedience - We are save from salves of sin (Romans 6:17)
~ Apply God's word in daily life

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1. Study God’s Word - Matthew 4:4 “Jesus answered, “It is written: ‘Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.’ - Read the daily devotion

2. Pray -  Colossians‬ ‭4‬:‭2‬ ‭ “Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful.” - Having a prayer right after reading the daily devotion

3. Fellowship - Rome 12: 16 “Live in harmony with one another. Do not be proud, but be willing to associate with people of low position. Do not be conceited.” - Being humble and a good listener

4. Witness - Colossians 3: 23 “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters,” - Share the gospel to other people

5. Obey God - James 1:22 “Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says.” - Do what God commanded us to do

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Principle 1
Principle1- it’s important to read the Bible consistently, so we are reminded by the teachings of god.

Priniciple2- god desire a relationship with everyone so the faith will become stronger

Principle 3 - christian help each other so they can follow his teachings with consistently.

Principle 4- by witnessing for Jesus , we can tell to Jesus to help the ones in need, and this strengthen the relationship

Principle 5 - have to apply the principles in life as actions speak louder than words.

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1. Study God's Word - Matthew 4:4 Man shall not live by bread alone
Read God's word when I am having breakfast in the office daily

2. We Must Pray - 1 Thessalonians 5:17 Pray without ceasing
Pray when I want to get angry, anxious, make a decision, talk to someone

3. Fellowship with Other Christians - Hebrews 10:24 Let us consider how we may spur each other towards good deeds
My most constant fellowship is my husband - keeping us on track at work and our relationships with others

4. Witness for Christ - Romans 1:16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone
Share about God's principles to colleagues - pray for opportunity - once a month?

5. We must Obey God - Matthew 22:37 Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind
I obey God, but perhaps I think of my sleep, and FB shorts, more than God :P

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1) Cannot serve one an love the other. Cannot serve the both God and Money

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2) How much should you love the Lord? (Matthew 22:37 )
Love him wholeheartedly.

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Q3. John 14:21
By obeying God's commandments (bible)
By serving God in church and care for others

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4. You’ll remain in God’s love, and receive everlasting joy (a joy that makes you complete)

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Q6
Having a strong foundation, so that we wont get easily tempted to sin.

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God's grace saved us from slaves of sin to become slaves of righteousness.

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Be obedient to god , as he is the one that set people free from sin and make people righteous

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Significance of God’s sacrifice - freed slaves of slavery and turned us into slaves of righteousness …. Where are we?

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Only two states were offered:
1. Slaves to sin OR
2. Slaves to righteousness
However, in our daily life, we may be thinking that we are neither... so in the state of not thinking about God, where are we?

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We should not be slaves of sin,and we should obey God from the heart to the standard of his teaching(bible)

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A person that are sinning cannot be righteous and the result will be death.

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1. I’m eager, I’m not ashamed, I’m obligated - he recognises his duty to spread the gospel to all alike, believing that Jesus brings salvation.
2. Paul - sense of confidence and duty to preach. We often don’t have that

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Q3
Be ready to give answer with gentleness and respect with Christ in our heart.

Q4
We will receive power when the holy spirit be with us.

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Observe God’s word is important as to remind us on how to live our life as Chritians

Fellowship is meant for us to encourage one another bcs that is how a church is built

Baptised and taking part in Holy Communion is important as it symbolises that we remember what Jesus have done for us

Prayer is important to remind us that Jesus is always there with us

Question 4 - Sunday school and youth gathering

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Acts 2:42
Teaching - To know God's Word
Sharing of Meal/Communion - To remember God's salvation
Fellowship - To be encouraged, have fun, enjoy, and to live God's words.
Prayer - To support each other, to witness God's work.

Christian Fellowship
Fellowship with the Chinese Congregation
- to see how their lives are transformed by their faith. It is encouraging.

Fellowship with the German Congregation
- the shower of love and prayer for foreign students is very welcoming. Can feel the love in the church.

Fellowship with Life Group
- still learning to grow together

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Four things & (importance):

Breaking bread (symbolism - body of christ)

prayer (talking to god)

fellowship (discussion and gathering)

adhering to apostle teachings (keep to the teachings and laws)

Profits from Christian fellowships:
- Bonding with peers and god: reminder to never deviate from God (church camps)

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3.stedfastly-to let god know that we are believing in him
Fellowship-praise god with other Christians
Breaking-jesus body were devided to us to remember him
Prayer-this the way to talk to god

4.When I were involved in worship team

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pray in the morning
before sleep
before eat and study

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Pray during my lunch time.
Maybe I will start writing my prayer items.

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Pray to God no matter what happen (regardless it's to praise / share / give thanks)

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Always read bible

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Try to pray before eating each time
Before sleeping too
Try to rmb God in whatever things we do in life

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Identify prayer items before praying.

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1. Upright heart v8
2. Meditate on your precepts and fix my eyes on ur ways v15
3. Incline heart to your testimonies, and x to selfish gain

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1. Not consistent
2. I) seeking out lord with all your heart (v10)
ii) fully obey gods commandments (v12)
Iii) praise and learn the laws of god ( v13)

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1. Everyday
2.v7
praise God and learn His words
v11
do the right things
v16
obey God

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1.read bible every day
2-gives hope(49)
-loving and kindness (159)
-rejoice(162)

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1. Read the bible almost daily. May skip reading if I am on a holiday.
Three ways the bible help me in my daily life:
a. Do not be arrogant
b. Meditate on God's Words when you are slandered
c. Let God's statutes be my delight.
Psalm 119
21 You rebuke the arrogant,

who are accursed,
those who stray from your commands.

22 Remove from me their scorn

and contempt,
for I keep your statutes.

23 Though rulers sit together and slander me,

your servant will meditate on your decrees.

24 Your statutes are my delight;

they are my counselors.

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if church is consider as one thn at least once per week ….

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1)
Weekly - by attending sunday school and church service

2)
v3-6: do things that pleased God, not breaking any rules
v25: guiding my life
v28: strengthen me when im in bad condition

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1) Once a week
2) a. Obey his word 57 Heth
b. Teach me knowledge and good judgement 66 Teth
c. Put my hope in his word 74 Yodh