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Restore Israel: Because We Are Thy Vine In verse 7 the psalmist cried, “Turn us again,” this is emphasize of this psalm. Psalmist repeated 3 times this sentence in verse 3, 7, and 19. But also psalmist used different sentence to describe the prayer for restoration of Israel, “Quicken Us-verse 18,” the restoration brings to revive of Israel. In verse 3 and 4 psalmist called God, “God and LORD God of host,” reminder that God Almighty, He is also the God who made a covenant with Israel (LORD). In…

Throughout the Confessions, Augustine recounts his character’s spiritual journey with God. This journey is a metaphorical journey in the sense that Augustine the character is always with God, but he does not know this until he gains the knowledge that gives him stability in God. On this journey, Augustine either intensely weeps or does not weep over several cases of separation. All of the separations observed are worldly separations in that one person has died and will no longer be present…

As my time at Holmes Bible College is in its twilight, I am faced with the realization that I have to make plans for my future and still be in the will of God. I have to decide how I will proceed to the path God has for me. I can honestly say at this point I have no idea. It is the intention of this paper to share my life up to this point, my basic future goals, the philosophy that will lead me there, my personal calling, the intention for my life, and how Holmes has prepared me. Let this paper…

3.3. Andrew Root - Place-sharing youth ministry Andrew Root of Luther Seminary conducted his PhD on Incarnational Perspectives of ministry, and has since become an authority figure on the topic in ministry. Like Ward, Root believes relationships are central to ministry. However, whereas Ward believes relationships serve as a platform to ‘share the Good News about Jesus with young people’ (1992:32), Root sees the relationship itself as the final goal (2004:99). Root criticises the views of…

Title and Introduction James H. Evans Jr. We Shall All Be Changed – Social Problems and Theological Renewal Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 1997. 122. Currently serving as Robert K. Davies Professor of Systematic Theology at Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School, James J. Evans is a theologian and author of multiple books within the study of theology and also African American studies. We Shall All Be Changed is a socio-historical critique of the problems faced by African Americans with regard…

As Christians we are called to forgive others as God has forgiven us. God sent his only son, Jesus Christ, to pay the ultimate price for our sins. Forgiving our brothers and sisters should seem relatively easy compared to this grand sacrifice, but forgiveness is difficult, painful, and confusing. Jeanne Bishop, author of Change of Heart, finds the strength and faith inside of her to forgive the man who murdered his sister, brother-in-law, and their unborn child. The themes of justice and mercy…

The second foundational difference between the two parables is the audience for whom they were written. Mark 12:1-12 was written for the early Christian church. It, along with the rest of the gospel, proclaims the gospel of Christ and teaches that the old ways of redemption are no longer; Jesus, the son, and the church body are the means of reaching God. In Mark 12:1-12 the tenants are unable to give the fruit directly to God. The fruit must be delivered by servants and when the servants are…

By the Blessed Trinity we mean one and the same God in three divine persons, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost. IV. By the Incarnation is meant that the Son of God, retaining His divine nature, took to Himself a human nature, that is, a body and soul like ours. V. The Church is the congregation of all baptized persons united in the same true faith, the…

1. Introduction Jonah's prayer major debate about (1: 17-2:10), mainly covers three topics. First, it is the authenticity of the poem of Jonah. Scholars have debated about who written the poem of Jonah through him or Insert the later poem. Second, the understanding of the Jonah ‘poem. Some people view is Jonah’s poem is about contents of the convert, On the other hand, There are views that look that still reflects of Jonah's Poem is Jonah's negative attitude. Furthermore, it is development…

Secondly, “Sustenance,” knowing that God is enjoying what I am doing adds lots of peace. Thirdly, “Status,” knowing that I am in God’s will and doing what He desires me to do is fulfilling. Finally, “Achievement”, knowing that by the power of the Holy Spirit, I can do all things. This model that Lakes wrote according to Seamands is an explicit example of how Christ’s ministry can be our ultimate example and help us secure a proper foundation that is firmly…