1 COR 11:23-30We are called to 1. PARTAKE2. PROCLAIMThe Table Is1. COMMEMORATION of His Death2. CELEBRATION of His Life3. CONFESSION of His Glory1. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE TABLE A. COVENANT IN HIS BLOOD B. COMMUNION OF HIS BODY C. CONSOLATION THRU HIS PROMISE2. SERIOUSNESS OF THE TABLE A. UNITY OF THE SACRAMENT - "THIS" BREAD... CUP. B. SANCTITY OF THE SACRAMENT - BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST C. GRAVITY OF THE SACRAMENT -...
Is it not cruel for God to kill His Son in place of us?
The doctrine of atonement is a stumbling block for some who feel that it not only exemplifies cruelty but also does away with human responsibility. The issue abounds with various questions and attempts to solution.Questions:1. If God knew that man would sin and fall, why did He create man?2. Why doesn't God, if He exists, intervene and stop evil; why just be Judge but not be Governor with proper police security system that minimises the possibility of transgression?3. How can the death of one particular man atone for the sins of many particular...
Philosophy of Medicine Vs Medical Philosophies
It's proper to understand the difference between "Philosphy of..." and "...philosophies". For instance, philosophy of religion refers to the philosophical study of the epistemological, metaphysical, and ethical aspects of the phenomenon and concept of religion, including questions raised by it; whereas a religious philosophy is a particular philosophical viewpoint of a particular religious tradition--examples include samkhya, yoga, advaita, shunyavada....
Mother's Day Acrostic
MOLDED - in her womb (Psalm 139:13)OPENED EYES - (received) on her knees (Job 3:12; Gen.30:3)TAUGHT - under her eyes (Prov.1:8; 31:25-30)HELD - (affection/comfort) in her arms (Psalm 131:2)ENCOURAGED - by her lips (1Sam.1:24-28)RESPECTED - by her treatment (John 2...
