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Held and Protected

Sabbath School Net Posted on September 12, 2012 by Lillianne LopezFebruary 2, 2013avatar

As I sit here, comfortable, in my climate-controlled home, my glass of clean, drinkable water beside me, I cannot, in any way, describe myself as persecuted. I believe I could describe myself as “bothered” sometimes, but not persecuted. I don’t believe I can think of anyone I know that could be described as being persecuted … Continue reading –>

Posted in Christ's second coming - Fundamental Belief 25, Feature, Great controversy- Fundamental Belief 8 | Tagged complacent, patience, persecution, second coming, Thessalonica, time of trouble, tribulation | 10 Replies

A Brief History and Geography of Thessalonica

Sabbath School Net Posted on July 4, 2012 by Tyler ClutheAugust 13, 2017avatar

This quarter’s lessons focus on two of Paul’s letters to the church at Thessalonica. Today the city is called Thessaloniki and is a major a sea port of Greece on the northwestern shore of the Aegean Sea. It has a history that spans more that 2300 years. From its beginning in the kingdom of Macedon … Continue reading –>

Posted in 2012c 1 & 2 Thessalonians, Aids for Teachers, Feature | Tagged Macedonia, The Gospel Comes to Thessalonica, Thessalonica | 9 Replies

01: The Gospel Comes to Thessalonica – Thought Starters

Sabbath School Net Posted on July 3, 2012 by Joyce GriffithDecember 9, 2014Joyce Griffith

Salina, Robert, and Kim, three youngsters, aged five, seven, and eight were ready to swing in the swings and play in the sandbox and take Rupert the dog for a walk. But it was pouring rain. Salina was still sniffling from a bad cold. Kim was pouting because she didn’t get two pieces of pie for … Continue reading –>

Posted in 2012c Teaching Helps, Aids for Teachers | Tagged new church, Thessalonica | 1 Reply

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