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Singing with Inspiration – Lesson 2

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We are adding a new feature to our Sabbath School Net Blog. A suggestion came to us that list of hymns related to the Sabbath School Lesson may be helpful, particularly for those of you who have to run the Sabbath School program. The reader who made this suggestion turned out to be my neighbor, Corinne Knopper, who had no idea that I was involved with Sabbath School Net. I had the advantage that I knew that she was a fine musician and I surprised her by asking her if she would supply a list herself.

So here is her list of suggestions for this week:

578 So Send I You: Peter was sent by the Lord Jesus. (Sunday)

367  Rescue The Perishing: 2 Peter 3:9 on Monday none should perish. (Monday)

462 Blessed Assurance, Jesus is Mine: What kind of assurance are we given? (Monday)

268  Holy Spirit, Light Divine:  1 Peter 1:10-12 the Holy Spirit is prominent. (Tuesday)

214 We Have This Hope: The resurrection of Jesus gives Christian the hope and reason to rejoice despite our sufferings. (Tuesday)

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About Maurice Ashton

Maurice Ashton is a retired lecturer who lives in Australia. He taught Science and Mathematics at high school level before taking a research interest in Computer Science. He lectured at Avondale College for nearly 30 years before retiring in 2012. He is married to Carmel and they have two adult children and two grand children. Currently Maurice is pursuing a keen interest in bird photography and spends much of his time sitting in swamps observing and photographing birds. He has been involved with Sabbath School Net since about 1997.

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Singing with Inspiration – Lesson 2 — 7 Comments

  1. Two weeks ago last night, my 14 year old son Lane was killed suddenly in a dirt bike accident along our driveway. At his celebration of life service last Sabbath afternoon the closing musical number is where lift up the trumpet followed by we have this hope! I was comforted and encouraged by this song at the time, and again this week as I returned to work seeing patients. His grandpa, retired pastor Larry Milliken, preached a powerful message of the hope that we have in the resurrection to a packed house with many non Adventists in attendance. We pray that God will use this tragic event for good and that others will be in the Kingdom as a result of his brief life. The program is archived on the Calhoun Seventh-day Adventist Church's Facebook page, or may be seen at www.calhounadventist.church.com/watch-us-live.

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      • Thank you for your sympathetic remarks. The hope of the second coming and the resurrection has become more real to me following my son's death.

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    • To the Van Arsdell family

      My heartfelt condolences on your loss. What a tragedy! Thank you however for sharing the link to Lane's celebration of life service, I followed it (link) and listened to the whole service. Regardless of the fact that I am on the other side of the globe (Australia), didn't know Lane and neither have I met your family I was so overcome with grief that tears were flowing endlessly down my face as I listened to your narration of Lane's miraculous birth. Speaker after speaker testified how Lane had grown to be a likeable God-fearing young man and how sad his life had to be curtailed at such a tender age and under such tragic circumstances.

      Please draw comfort in knowing that your boy's life was not in vane. I for one am now a better Christian thanks to the testimonies on Lane's life by those who had the privilege to interact with him during his very short but impactful life. I am so looking forward to the resurrection morning and hope to meet not only my dear departed family members and friends but also strangers who have had an impact in my Christian walk -Lane is one of them.

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  2. My deepest condolences to u and your family. I pray that u will feel God's presence more than ever during this time and that He will wrap His arms around u. May He keep u in perfect peace.

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    • Thank you, Joy, for your condolences and encouraging words. God surely has been supporting us through this difficult time through comments like yours and the prayers of many people.

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  3. To the Van Arsdell family

    We do have This Hope, and I have prayed God will sincerely put His loving arms of comfort around you until we see the face of Jesus when He comes in the clouds of glory. Oh, may that time be VERY soon, so we may meet our precious loved ones again in the Earth Made New where there is no pain, no more tears, no more suffering. Much of God's blessings from your Church Family members here in Australia

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