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- Titre
- Galatians: Freedom in Christ
- Auteur
- Mark J. Olson
- Éditeur
- NextSunday Resources
- Année de publication
- 2013
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- Very Good
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- Paperback
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- anglais
- ISBN à 10 chiffres
- 0982384203
- ISBN à 13 chiffres
- 9780982384206
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Materials Included• 5 Lessons of Learner’s Materials• 5 Lessons of Teaching Materials• 5 Lessons of Bible Background Sessions Included1. Establishing Credentials2. Living Out What We Say We Believe3. If God Gave the Law, Don't We All Need to Obey It?4. Set Free by Christ5. You Raise Me Up?Scriptures1. Galatians 12. Galatians 23. Galatians 3:1-9, 15-294. Galatians 5:1-6, 13-265. Galatians 6Brief DescriptionPaul wrote with fiery passion, as you will notice from the opening paragraphs of this letter to the Galatians. But his language reveals that he was writing about a crucially important issue—the very nature of salvation in Christ.In the first lesson, “Establishing Your Credentials,” Paul reveals details about his personal life that clearly reveal that his calling to serve as an apostle came not through other apostles but from God alone. Lesson two, “Living Out What We Say We Believe,” probes the issue of hypocrisy and asks each reader to consider how our lifestyle sometimes fails to reflect the theology we profess. The third lesson asks a question: “If God Gave the Law, Don’t We All Have to Obey It?” This lesson explores the question that Paul certainly faced on numerous occasions, since the Old Testament makes it clear that God was the one who gave the law. Lesson four, “Set Free by Christ,” connects Galatians to the twenty-first century. In our final lesson, “You Raise Me Up,” we explore the ways in which Christians can help one another grow spiritually.A part of the NextSunday Resources line of adult Bible studies, Galatians: Freedom in Christ contains five lessons for use as individual study or group discussion. Each study contains lessons on the biblical material, combined with an additional commentary from an alternate, but complementary, viewpoint.
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Materials Included • 5 Lessons of Learner’s Materials • 5 Lessons of Teaching Materials • 5 Lessons of Bible Background Sessions Included 1. Establishing Credentials 2. Living Out What We Say We Believe 3. If God Gave the Law, Don't We All Need to Obey It? 4. Set Free by Christ 5. You Raise Me Up? Scriptures 1. Galatians 1 2. Galatians 2 3. Galatians 3:1-9, 15-29 4. Galatians 5:1-6, 13-26 5. Galatians 6 Brief Description Paul wrote with fiery passion, as you will notice from the opening paragraphs of this letter to the Galatians. But his language reveals that he was writing about a crucially important issue—the very nature of salvation in Christ. In the first lesson, “Establishing Your Credentials,” Paul reveals details about his personal life that clearly reveal that his calling to serve as an apostle came not through other apostles but from God alone. Lesson two, “Living Out What We Say We Believe,” probes the issue of hypocrisy and asks each reader to consider how our lifestyle sometimes fails to reflect the theology we profess. The third lesson asks a question: “If God Gave the Law, Don’t We All Have to Obey It?” This lesson explores the question that Paul certainly faced on numerous occasions, since the Old Testament makes it clear that God was the one who gave the law. Lesson four, “Set Free by Christ,” connects Galatians to the twenty-first century. In our final lesson, “You Raise Me Up,” we explore the ways in which Christians can help one another grow spiritually. A part of the NextSunday Resources line of adult Bible studies, Galatians: Freedom in Christ contains five lessons for use as individual study or group discussion. Each study contains lessons on the biblical material, combined with an additional commentary from an alternate, but complementary, viewpoint.
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