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The Christmas Spirit

Sabbath School Net Posted on December 4, 2012 by William EarnhardtOctober 10, 2017avatar

It was my first Christmas season in Florida. Shortly after Thanksgiving, a father showed up to our Bible study, very discouraged. It was his daughter’s 11th birthday, and due to finances at home he did not have a single dime to buy her a gift. Several days later, I was surprised when his daughter called … Continue reading –>

Posted in Christian Behavior - Fundamental Belief 22, God the Son - Fundamental Belief 4 | Tagged Christmas | 67 Replies

By His Stripes

Sabbath School Net Posted on January 19, 2012 by Lillianne LopezJune 28, 2016avatar
Carrying the Cross

Marilyn Sewell, a Unitarian minister, made the following statement while interviewing Christopher Hitchens, a well-known atheist: “The religion you cite in your book is generally the fundamentalist faith of various kinds. I’m a liberal Christian, and I don’t take the stories from the Scripture literally. I don’t believe in the doctrine of atonement 1 (that … Continue reading –>

Posted in Feature, God the Son - Fundamental Belief 4 | Tagged atheist, atonement, Christian, fundamentalist, God as Redeemer, Jesus, liberal, punishment, Redeemer, sin, substitutionary death | 17 Replies

Monday: The Deity of Christ

Sabbath School Net Posted on January 1, 2012 by Sabbath School LessonFebruary 14, 2016avatar
Jesus in the Heavenly Sanctuary

The deity of the Father is scarcely, if ever, in dispute. Those who question the Trinity often challenge the deity of Christ. Were Christ anything but eternal and fully divine, the plan of salvation would be seriously compromised (see Thursday’s lesson). 1 How does Paul, once a rigid Pharisee, talk about the deity of Christ? Phil. 2:6. … Continue reading –>

Posted in 2012a Glimpses of our God, Daily, God the Son - Fundamental Belief 4, Trinity: One God - Fundamental Belief 2 | Tagged Triune God | 7 Replies

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