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Trust No One!

Sabbath School Net Posted on April 2, 2020 by William EarnhardtApril 10, 2020avatar

Were you ever told that we only use 10% of our brain? I remember being told growing up that we only use 10% of our brain, but Einstein used 33% of his brain. I am not sure if this information was passed on to us as a way to encourage us to think harder in … Continue reading –>

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Inside Story: A Grain of Prayer ~ European Division

Sabbath School Net Posted on April 2, 2020 by Sabbath School LessonMarch 21, 2020avatar
Yolanda Malla

A Grain of Prayer By Andrew McChesney, Adventist Mission Yolanda Malla learned about the power of prayer from a rice field. Yolanda found work, planting and cultivating rice, in a field in her native Philippines after her husband divorced her, leaving her with two baby boys. The land owner gave her permission to work in … Continue reading –>

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Friday: Further Thought ~ The Uniqueness of the Bible

Sabbath School Net Posted on April 2, 2020 by Sabbath School LessonMarch 21, 2020avatar
Spectacles on Bible

Further Thought:  Read Ellen G. White, “The Scriptures a Safeguard”, pages 593-602 in The Great Controversy; “Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled”, pages 662-680 in The Desire of Ages. Many have died for upholding and remaining faithful to the Word of God. One such man was Dr. Rowland Taylor, an English Parish minister, who resisted the imposition of the … Continue reading –>

Posted in 2020b How to Interpret Scripture, Daily | Tagged the uniqueness of the bible | 25 Replies

Thursday: The Transforming Power of the Word

Sabbath School Net Posted on April 1, 2020 by Sabbath School LessonMarch 28, 2020avatar
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Read 2 Kings 22:3-20. What causes King Josiah to tear his clothes? How does his discovery change not only him, but the entire nation of Judah? In 621 B.C., when Josiah was about 25 years old, Hilkiah, the high priest, discovered “the book of the law”, which may have been the first five books of Moses … Continue reading –>

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Wednesday: The Bible as History

Sabbath School Net Posted on March 31, 2020 by Sabbath School LessonMarch 28, 2020avatar
The Resurrected Christ

The Bible is unique when compared to other “holy” books because it is constituted in history. This means that the Bible is not merely the philosophical thoughts of a human being (like Confucius or Buddha), but it records God’s acts in history as they progress toward a specific goal. In the case of the Bible, … Continue reading –>

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01: The Uniqueness of the Bible – Discussion Starters

Sabbath School Net Posted on March 30, 2020 by Joyce GriffithMarch 30, 2020avatar

Welcome to the Bible! Every day people around the world open the Bible and read God’s word. As a reader of this brief introduction to a study of the Bible, you are joining Bible readers everywhere. But what a difference there is in how the Bible is read and how it becomes part of a person’s life, … Continue reading –>

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Tuesday: The Bible as Prophecy

Sabbath School Net Posted on March 30, 2020 by Sabbath School LessonMarch 28, 2020avatar
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The Bible is unique among other known religious works because up to 30 percent of its content is comprised of prophecies and prophetic literature. The integration of prophecy and its fulfillment in time is central to the biblical worldview, for the God who acts in history also knows the future and has revealed it to … Continue reading –>

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01: The Uniqueness of the Bible – Singing with Inspiration

Sabbath School Net Posted on March 29, 2020 by Corinne KnopperMarch 29, 2020avatar

To have a hymn for a theme this Second Quarter of 2020, would see not just one, but many from which to choose. Here are just two, the first being: Hymn 272, Give Me the Bible, followed by Hymn 277, For Your Holy Book We Thank You. Sabbath afternoon’s reading reminds us that the Bible … Continue reading –>

Posted in 2020b How to Interpret Scripture, 2020b Teaching Helps, Aids for Superintendents, Aids for Teachers | Tagged the uniqueness of the bible | 3 Replies

01: The Uniqueness of the Bible – SDP Discipleship Video

Sabbath School Net Posted on March 29, 2020 by SPD Discipleship MinistriesAugust 24, 2020avatar

These South Pacific Division (SPD) has produced a series of videos about the lesson studies this quarter. The speaker is Dr Kayle de Waal, a theology lecturer at Avondale University College. Week 1_ Study this lesson for April 4 from SPD Discipleship on Vimeo. (7)

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01: The Uniqueness of the Bible – Teaching Plan

Sabbath School Net Posted on March 29, 2020 by Michael FrackerMarch 29, 2020avatar

Key Thought: The Bible is unique in that it comprises 30% prophecy; it speaks of a God who acts in history; Bible events are in real geographical sites, and it has the power to change lives. April 4, 2020 1. Have a volunteer read Deuteronomy 32:45-47. Ask class members to share a thought on what … Continue reading –>

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