Recursos
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John the Baptist: Messiah's Forerunner
For over 400 years, the nation Israel had not heard the voice of a prophet. Then John appeared. He prepared the people of Israel for the coming of Jesus.
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- Harold S. Martin
- Editorial
- Bible Helps
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John's Vision on Patmos
The Revelation unveils our Lord, Jesus Christ. It is a Book for a troubled age. When the darkness deepens and the powers of evil seem to have the upper hand, it assures us that God will ultimately triumph, the saints are going to be blessed, and sin will be judged.
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Joseph—the Husband of Mary and Foster Father of Jesus
At Christmas time, Joseph, the foster father of Jesus, is often forgotten. However, in studying his life we find many remarkable characteristics. He was a true man of God.
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Joy Is Not an Option
In a world where everyone is searching for pleasure, can we discover the source of true and abiding joy?
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Judas; Once Saved, Forever Lost
Was Judas truly one of Jesus' disciples? Did he really fall away, and was he actually lost? A study of New Testament Scriptures about Judas Iscariot that offers answers to these questions.
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Laodiceanism - Why the Lack of Men in Christian Work?
By our fruits we are known. Are we men of the cross?
- Editorial
- Bible Helps
- Temas
- La apostasía
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Leaning On a Broken Staff
God has a plan for man's happiness—so Satan made a counterfeit plan. Following Satan's plan and trying to find happiness in money, sex, drugs, or good deeds is like leaning on a crutch that breaks and pierce your hand with splinters.
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Lessons from Matthew 18
In Matthew 18 Jesus teaches about humility and forgiveness. The example He uses is that of a little child.
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Lessons from Peter's Denials of Jesus
Peter, the bold preacher of the New Testament church, denied Jesus three times during His trial. In this sad failure there are lessons we can learn for Peter does not stand alone in this temptation and sin. There are many times that we also may be tempted to deny our Lord.
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Lessons from September 11, 2001
September 11, 2001 is a date most Americans remember. The sense of security people felt vanished as news of the terrorist attacks spread. As time goes on, some of the memories fade, but there are still many lessons we can learn from that day.
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- Daniel Lehigh
- Editorial
- Bible Helps
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Lessons from the Life of Elijah
When God chooses, He can show mighty miracles by the hands of His prophets, as He did with Elijah. Elijah trusted and obeyed every word his God said even when it looked it would bring his death. The results were amazing.
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Lessons from the Life of Gideon
Among the heroes of faith in the Bible is Gideon, a man who obeyed God when the odds were impossible. By faith Gideon and his 300 men defeated an army of 135,000. He was only a poor farmer's son but God saw he had the courage it would take to go forward.
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Lessons from the Life of Jochebed
Jochebed, the mother of Moses, is a relatively unknown character but she is noted among the heroes of faith in Hebrews 11. Through faith she hid her baby boy so that he would not be killed. That baby became one of the greatest leaders God's people ever had.
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Lessons from the Life of Micaiah
The prophet Micaiah is not well known but he is a wonderful example of telling the truth at great risk and letting the results up to God. Four hundred angry men and a king who could order him killed did not make him stretch or change the truth.
- Autor
- Harold S. Martin
- Editorial
- Bible Helps
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Lessons from the Life of Rehoboam
Asking for advice is good, but you must follow it for it to be of any use. Rehoboam is an example of someone who ignored wise counsel from older men and turned to the advice of his friends instead. The results were far worse than he could have imagined.
