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  1. So true William, another sign of backsliding is only fulfilling the letter of the Word and not the spirit, we need both.
    Just like tithe - 10% is the minimum to offer, I believe the 10 commandments is the minimum or basic requirements.
    If I want to know what the LORD requires of me here are two suggestions:
    Mic_6:8  He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the LORD require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?
    Another is the three P's;
    Precept - what does the law/rule state
    Principle - study all the Word says on the topic and extract the principle
    Person - what is the character of the LORD and what impact would that have on my decision - what would Jesus do?

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  2. I have not been able to find the word Backslide, in the lesson quarterly. I know what the word means and how it is applied. Most backsliders would not welcome the accusation.

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  3. Thursdays lesson was interesting, Nehemiah was very angry at the misuse of Sabbath keeping, Nehemiah 13:25. He cursed them, struck them, pulled their hair out. He was a bit upset one might say.

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  4. I read the entire book of Nehemiah and have been enlightened from the beginning to the end. Nehemiah has things such as Creation, Moses, Abraham, and much more. His prayers were often to God. Nehemiah 1:5-11. I have never read Nehemiah, due to my preference in reading the new testament rather than the old testament, I have changed my choices.

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