Monday 4 September 2017. Where were you today in 2016? Where were you in 2007? Now the more difficult question is "Where will you be in 3017?" Perhaps we might refine the question is where will you be when you die? The grave is not the end. The scriptures say "O death where is thy sting; O grave where is thy victory?" Read 1st Corinthians 15:35-58 and answer the basic question of what happens when I die. Except a person born of water is "BORN AGAIN" they will for ever be separated from God, alive yet dead, in agony, peril, darkness, biting, fighting, gnashing, cursing, falling, tormented and screaming, "If I had of only believed what I was told".

Read the Bible to know God. Believe, even as a little child, what is said in John 3:1-36. Read Isiah 1:12-20. Read Ephesians 2:8-10. Read Romans 10:1-13 and believe. Get right, Be right, Know right and DON"T Quit. Then consider our class comments, Thanks. Hope to meet you in heaven.         

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Lesson # 37    One Year 365 Bible Class   (read 4 -10 Sep)            VBC                       10 September 2017

Mon-4- Ecclesiastes 7:1-9:18; What name did you choose? What stewardship principal did you gain today? How is Psalm 1 similar to chapter 8?  How did you see Hebrews 9:27?  2Corinthians 7:8-16; How does our stewardship impact others lives and bring glory to God? Psalm 48: 1-14; What attributes of God are shown? Proverbs 22:17-19; How do you get your knowledge?

Tue-5- Ecclesiastes 10:1-12:14; How is this similar to John 3:12 and James 4:17? How does 11:9 impact your concept of God? What truth about God did you gain in chapter 12? 2Corinthians 8:1-15; What principals did you gain at v5 and 10-15?  Psalm 49: 1-20; How is the "Blessed Hope" demonstrated? Proverbs 22:20-21; Why ought men to read their Bible?

*INFO-- According to Jensen's Survey of The Old Testament, chapter 19, Song of Solomon: Union and Communion, pg 305; "A healthy balance in Bible study is maintained when the Son of Solomon is studied along with Ecclesiastes. Ecclesiastes focuses on the intellect of man-his mental outlook on life.  The Song of Solomon is a book about the emotions of man-in particular, the emotion of love."

Wed- 6-Song of Solomon 1:1-4:16; Look for Solomon (as a type of Christ), the Shulamite woman and the daughters of Jerusalem in a love song.  2Corinthians 8:16-24; What are the perquisites for your love for others? Psalm 50:1-23; Compare with Psalm 19 and check your want to. Proverbs 22:22-23; How does this impact your benevolence/stewardship?

Thu-7- Song of Solomon 5:1-8:14; How does v7:10 impact your concept of God? How is you hunger to see God face to face?  2Corinthians 9:1-15; How does this impact your stewardship concept?  Psalm 51:1-19; What do you ask for when you pray this back to God? Proverbs 22:24-25; How do you choose your friends and co-laborers?

Fri-8-Isaiah 1:1-2:22; Isaiah is 1 of 9 prophets God sent to these Jews. Do you sense any guilt about your loyalty to God because of this reading? What snapshot of God did you gain from 1:8-22? How do you see the USA in this reading? Corinthians 10:1-18; How does v5 impact your prayer life? Psalm 52:1-9; What is the psalmist asking us to think about? Proverbs 22:26-27; Why should we be careful about co-signing notes?     

  ***What do you find common about Psalm 138:3, Ephesians 3:16 and Philippians 4:13?

Believe what you read (BE) and then live (DO) as a child of The King, as a priest, a minister, ambassador and son of God. You are salt and light. Please don't quit but if you feel like it call me.

According to Jensen's Survey of The Old Testament, chapter 20, pg 319, Isaiah: The Glorious Throne of Jehovah the Holy One, "of all the writing prophets, Isaiah is justly accounted the greatest. His prophecy is one of the longest, is quoted more frequently than any other in the New Testament, and he more often than any other prophet tell of the coming Messiah.

Isaiah prophesied for about fifty years during very critical times of both kingdoms, Israel and Judah." Suggest we note verses1:4 and 6:3. Passages from this book are quoted by Jesus, Matthew, John the Baptist, the Apostle John, the Ethiopian treasurer and Paul.

Sat-09-Isaiah 3:1-5:30; What attribute(s) of Elohim did you see in this reading? How did you see His promises to the children? How does this correspond to the Song of Solon? 2Corinthians 11:1-15; How do you sense godly jealousy in your daily conversation? Psalm 53:1-6; How does this apply to your witnessing? Proverbs 22:2829; What is required to stand before kings? Are you a diligent doer? 

Sun-10- Isaiah 6:1-7:25; How does this remind you of Job? How have you experienced this in your life? How do you enjoy v7:14-25? 2Corinthians 11:16-33; What attributes did Paul refer to? Psalm 54:1-7; What motivates you to pray? For what do you pray? Proverbs 23:1-3; How/what is your diet?

All of you from the 30 different nation-Read to know God. Be Redeemed. Tell someone how to be saved / redeemed / forgiven and how to live FOREVER with God ALMIGHTY.