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Jeremiah 18:1-4, a state of humility called "brokenness" or a contrite heart, where the clay gives control back to the potter. Psalm 51:1-17, Background of this psalm: after David conspired to get Uriah's wife. David begs God to completely remove his sin. A penitential psalm. Luke 18:10-14, brokenness or a contrite heart gives birth to humility 1 Peter 5:5, God gives grace to the humble Proverbs 29:23, a man's pride will bring him low, because he will not let God abide in him Psalm 34:18, a contrite (or a worn out or bruised) heart, which was in grief for having done something wrong or having gone astray, will attract God's attention Isaiah 66:1-2, John 12:24-26, Luke 22:42, a death to self [righteousness], and letting God's [righteous] will be done Proverbs 6:19, exchanging pride for humility. As for pride, one troublesome root leads to another- six and then seven (all the six things mentioned, lead to the seventh where a man will sow discord) Proverbs 21:3-4, 'To do justice and judgment is more acceptable to the LORD than sacrifice.' Psalm 25:9, Proverbs 26:12, Proverbs 11:2, James 4:10, pride needs to be exchanged for humility 2 Timothy 2:19, 1 Peter 4:1-2, humility and moving away from sin Job 34:2, 'teach me what I do not see' or 'teach me what I do not recognize as sin', and then 'please take the sin out of my heart, so that I sin no more' Proverbs 8:13, forsaking pride for humility Psalm 4:4-5, A heart that is so humbled and happy in the Lord, that it continuously works towards honoring the Lord. Oversimplified example: if you angry, sin not, but trust in the Lord. Philippians 2:8, 2 Corinthians 10:5, obedience to the Lord, thinking about the Lord always, being always mindful of the Lord Hebrews 5:9, in this context there were 2 sides of Jesus, Jesus having been all man and all God on Earth: on the divine side Jesus was holy, but on the human side Jesus had to live through the process of going from childbirth all the way to His crucifixion on the cross. The process was were he was made perfect: to be the primary representation of what it meant to be perfect in Christ, being 100% obedient to God, without sin, sacrificing Himself to God the Father, to satisfy God's requirement to pay for sin (to die in the place of the sinner). 1 Samuel 15:22, 'Behold, to obey is better than sacrifice' (better to obey God, than hiding behind rituals to attempt please God) Jeremiah 18:6, Isaiah 64:8, Ephesians 2:10, God's workmanship: He is the potter and the people are the clay [songselect.ccli.com songs] My Redeemer Lives, 2397964 You Are My King, 2456623 There's Something About That Name, 14064

Jeremiah 18:1-4, a state of humility called "brokenness" or a contrite heart, where the clay gives control back to the potter. Psalm 51:1-17, Background of this psalm: after David conspired to get Uriah's wife. David begs God to completely remove his sin. A penitential psalm. Luke 18:10-14, brokenness or a contrite heart gives birth to humility 1 Peter 5:5, God gives grace to the humble Proverbs 29:23, a man's pride will bring him low, because he will not let God abide in him Psalm 34:18, a contrite (or a worn out or bruised) heart, which was in grief for having done something wrong or having gone astray, will attract God's attention Isaiah 66:1-2, John 12:24-26, Luke 22:42, a death to self [righteousness], and letting God's [righteous] will be done Proverbs 6:19, exchanging pride for humility. As for pride, one troublesome root leads to another- six and then seven (all the six things mentioned, lead to the seventh where a man will sow discord) Proverbs 21:3-4, 'To do justice and judgment is more acceptable to the LORD than sacrifice.' Psalm 25:9, Proverbs 26:12, Proverbs 11:2, James 4:10, pride needs to be exchanged for humility 2 Timothy 2:19, 1 Peter 4:1-2, humility and moving away from sin Job 34:2, 'teach me what I do not see' or 'teach me what I do not recognize as sin', and then 'please take the sin out of my heart, so that I sin no more' Proverbs 8:13, forsaking pride for humility Psalm 4:4-5, A heart that is so humbled and happy in the Lord, that it continuously works towards honoring the Lord. Oversimplified example: if you angry, sin not, but trust in the Lord. Philippians 2:8, 2 Corinthians 10:5, obedience to the Lord, thinking about the Lord always, being always mindful of the Lord Hebrews 5:9, in this context there were 2 sides of Jesus, Jesus having been all man and all God on Earth: on the divine side Jesus was holy, but on the human side Jesus had to live through the process of going from childbirth all the way to His crucifixion on the cross. The process was were he was made perfect: to be the primary representation of what it meant to be perfect in Christ, being 100% obedient to God, without sin, sacrificing Himself to God the Father, to satisfy God's requirement to pay for sin (to die in the place of the sinner). 1 Samuel 15:22, 'Behold, to obey is better than sacrifice' (better to obey God, than hiding behind rituals to attempt please God) Jeremiah 18:6, Isaiah 64:8, Ephesians 2:10, God's workmanship: He is the potter and the people are the clay [songselect.ccli.com songs] My Redeemer Lives, 2397964 You Are My King, 2456623 There's Something About That Name, 14064

Psalm 93:1-5, the nature of God Romans 1:18-20, God has revealed Himself to everyone. Jeremiah 29:13, 'seek me, and find me' Genesis 1:1, Elohim is the plural form of Elo: 1 God plural, or singular but plural Job 23, Psalm 50:10-12, God's sovereignty Exodus 3:13-15, the "I AM" Revelation 22:13, "I am" "Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end" John 4:24, 'God is a spirit' 1 Timothy 1:17, God is invisible Matthew 1:23, God became visible through the person of Jesus Christ Psalm 99:9, God is holy and His holy hill is Jerusalem (Zion) 1 Peter 1:15-16, God is completely pure and free from sin. Jesus Christ also had to be perfect, to become the sacrifice (the Lamb without blemish). Psalm 9:2, Revelation 4:8, God is eternal- there is no end to God. In Greek, the concept of infinity was described with phrases like 'as far as the east is from the west' or 'the beginning and the end'. Psalm 145, Romans 11:33, God is revealed (by Christ, the witnesses, the works, the Word of God, etc.) and yet unsearchable (man's crafty inventions are not sufficient to measure the "depth and breadth" of God) Malachi 3:36, GOD is CONSTANT. He does not change. Psalm 102:26-27, God will never change: His righteousness will never change, His mercy will never change, His love will never change, etc. He will not be corrupted. He is holy and He will never change. Jeremiah 32:17 God is all powerful. God is omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent: God is all powerful, all knowing, and everywhere Psalm 139:1-6, God is all knowing. For example: He knows the future actions of all living things Psalm 139:7-10, God is everywhere . therefore the security of all things (especially salvation) depends on God, for He is holy, omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent, and immutable. There is no other god before or after Him. Deuteronomy 4:24, 'a consuming fire, even a jealous God' Exodus 20:5, no one shall bow down before a strange god, as the LORD GOD is a jealous God. A holy jealousy, as everything belongs to Him (the creator of all things) Psalm 116:5, gracious, righteous and merciful Psalm 145:8-9, God is merciful and compassionate. Mercy is grace in action. Grace is God in action- His kindness and goodwill, etc. Salvation is God extending grace to man. 1 John 4:8,16, God is love. Those who know God have His love. John 14:7-14, God appeared and was revealed in the incarnate Christ. God the Father spoke through Jesus Christ during that time. Galatians 4:4-5, God sent His Son into time and space (God eternal, going down to Earth to become born from a woman, to live as flesh among people) to redeem and save man John 3:16, God's eternal love was given through His only Son [songselect.ccli.com songs] Let It Rise, 2240585 To God Be The Glory, 23426 Open The Eyes Of My Heart, 2298355

Psalm 93:1-5, the nature of God Romans 1:18-20, God has revealed Himself to everyone. Jeremiah 29:13, 'seek me, and find me' Genesis 1:1, Elohim is the plural form of Elo: 1 God plural, or singular but plural Job 23, Psalm 50:10-12, God's sovereignty Exodus 3:13-15, the "I AM" Revelation 22:13, "I am" "Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end" John 4:24, 'God is a spirit' 1 Timothy 1:17, God is invisible Matthew 1:23, God became visible through the person of Jesus Christ Psalm 99:9, God is holy and His holy hill is Jerusalem (Zion) 1 Peter 1:15-16, God is completely pure and free from sin. Jesus Christ also had to be perfect, to become the sacrifice (the Lamb without blemish). Psalm 9:2, Revelation 4:8, God is eternal- there is no end to God. In Greek, the concept of infinity was described with phrases like 'as far as the east is from the west' or 'the beginning and the end'. Psalm 145, Romans 11:33, God is revealed (by Christ, the witnesses, the works, the Word of God, etc.) and yet unsearchable (man's crafty inventions are not sufficient to measure the "depth and breadth" of God) Malachi 3:36, GOD is CONSTANT. He does not change. Psalm 102:26-27, God will never change: His righteousness will never change, His mercy will never change, His love will never change, etc. He will not be corrupted. He is holy and He will never change. Jeremiah 32:17 God is all powerful. God is omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent: God is all powerful, all knowing, and everywhere Psalm 139:1-6, God is all knowing. For example: He knows the future actions of all living things Psalm 139:7-10, God is everywhere . therefore the security of all things (especially salvation) depends on God, for He is holy, omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent, and immutable. There is no other god before or after Him. Deuteronomy 4:24, 'a consuming fire, even a jealous God' Exodus 20:5, no one shall bow down before a strange god, as the LORD GOD is a jealous God. A holy jealousy, as everything belongs to Him (the creator of all things) Psalm 116:5, gracious, righteous and merciful Psalm 145:8-9, God is merciful and compassionate. Mercy is grace in action. Grace is God in action- His kindness and goodwill, etc. Salvation is God extending grace to man. 1 John 4:8,16, God is love. Those who know God have His love. John 14:7-14, God appeared and was revealed in the incarnate Christ. God the Father spoke through Jesus Christ during that time. Galatians 4:4-5, God sent His Son into time and space (God eternal, going down to Earth to become born from a woman, to live as flesh among people) to redeem and save man John 3:16, God's eternal love was given through His only Son [songselect.ccli.com songs] Let It Rise, 2240585 To God Be The Glory, 23426 Open The Eyes Of My Heart, 2298355 Holiness, Righteousness

Job 1:1, Job was a man who loved the Lord (but he was not without sin, for all things in the flesh on Earth are in the presence of sin) Job 1:6, on a certain day in the 3rd heaven, angels (lowercase "sons of God") assembled before God, and the arch-nemesis also mingled amongst them Isaiah 14:12-15, before Michael became the archangel, the original archangel was somebody else, mentioned by original name here (before he was given a new name that means "adversary"), and that person was cast out Job 1:6, even though he lost his original home, he is still allowed to come and stand before God, for a time (like visitation rights). In Revelation, he will be permanently shut away from God. Isaiah 14:13, the anti-Christ will attempt to sit on the throne of David, but the throne of David is only reserved for Christ Luke 4, the other time God was directly confronted by the evil one Job 1:6, angels had to come and report to God what they had done Job 1:7, and the arch-nemesis tries to get God's attention. "From going to and fro in the earth, and from walking up and down in it."- again, explains how the serpent was able to confront Eve in the garden Job 1:8-12, the serpent made another attempt to corrupt God's creation (a follow up from Eve and Adam), and challenged the reason why Job loved God Job 1:14-22, etc, and it came to pass that Job lost everything, his friends contended against him (in a way), and his wife was tempted to convince Job to curse God Job 1:20-22, Job's initial mourning (he did not curse God). Contrary to Adam, Job did not give up on God. Adam immediately blamed God for giving him Eve (who tempted him indirectly by the serpent), whereas Job did not blame God. Matthew 5:45, the current status of God's goodness: 'he makes the sun to rise on the evil and on the good, and sends rain on the just and on the unjust.' Habakkuk 2:4, definition of a just person: 'the just shall live by faith', or the humble man lives by faith whereas the proud man does not Genesis 3:16-24, because of the fall of Adam and Eve, God declared onto them, how humans would live and die, how a wife and husband would live and die, why a wife and a husband will argue with each other, why the world (the environment, the weather, etc.) would work against them as they farmed the land, and why they would struggle to survive and raise children Romans 8:20-22, saint Paul explained why humans are caught in the natural chaos and order of things, to remind the readers and listeners of the fallen creation, all the woes that came with it, but also of the glorious future what was to come Revelation 21:4-5, the glorious future of God. All of fallen creation will be destroyed and replaced by a perfect creation, and therefore all the woes will be destroyed. 2 Peter 3:10, when fallen creation is destroyed, there will certainly be no sign or trace of all the evil inventions and schemes (man-made designs) that used to exist in the fallen world John 16:33, Jesus Christ reminded his followers that they were presently free from the slavery of sin, though they were still trapped in the suffering world Romans 8:18, saint Paul reminds us that being situated in a suffering world is only a temporary state John 14:27, a person needs to have peace with God, before they can receive the peace of God: that is a person needs to be born again (renewed by Christ) to have the wrath of God taken away, and then they will receive His peace (and now only the wrath of the world remains, until a person is taken home by Christ) Romans 8:35-36, there is no man made problem or worldly problem in nature great enough to overcome God's solution- what person or thing will separate people from God? John 11:39-40, 'that if you would believe, you would see the glory of God?' John 11:41, '[God], I thank you that you have heard me.' John 11:43-44, as Lazarus rose from the dead, as Christ died and then was resurrected, those redeemed by God (born again believers) also have risen with the Lord Romans 8:28, people's problems work for good: 'we know that all things work together for good to them that love God' Philippians 3:7, things lost for Christ are not more valuable than all things gained for Christ [songselect.ccli.com songs] Come Now Is The Time To Worship, 2430948 God Of Wonders, 3118757 How Deep The Father's Love For Us, 1558110

Job 1:1, Job was a man who loved the Lord (but he was not without sin, for all things in the flesh on Earth are in the presence of sin) Job 1:6, on a certain day in the 3rd heaven, angels (lowercase "sons of God") assembled before God, and the arch-nemesis also mingled amongst them Isaiah 14:12-15, before Michael became the archangel, the original archangel was somebody else, mentioned by original name here (before he was given a new name that means "adversary"), and that person was cast out Job 1:6, even though he lost his original home, he is still allowed to come and stand before God, for a time (like visitation rights). In Revelation, he will be permanently shut away from God. Isaiah 14:13, the anti-Christ will attempt to sit on the throne of David, but the throne of David is only reserved for Christ Luke 4, the other time God was directly confronted by the evil one Job 1:6, angels had to come and report to God what they had done Job 1:7, and the arch-nemesis tries to get God's attention. "From going to and fro in the earth, and from walking up and down in it."- again, explains how the serpent was able to confront Eve in the garden Job 1:8-12, the serpent made another attempt to corrupt God's creation (a follow up from Eve and Adam), and challenged the reason why Job loved God Job 1:14-22, etc, and it came to pass that Job lost everything, his friends contended against him (in a way), and his wife was tempted to convince Job to curse God Job 1:20-22, Job's initial mourning (he did not curse God). Contrary to Adam, Job did not give up on God. Adam immediately blamed God for giving him Eve (who tempted him indirectly by the serpent), whereas Job did not blame God. Matthew 5:45, the current status of God's goodness: 'he makes the sun to rise on the evil and on the good, and sends rain on the just and on the unjust.' Habakkuk 2:4, definition of a just person: 'the just shall live by faith', or the humble man lives by faith whereas the proud man does not Genesis 3:16-24, because of the fall of Adam and Eve, God declared onto them, how humans would live and die, how a wife and husband would live and die, why a wife and a husband will argue with each other, why the world (the environment, the weather, etc.) would work against them as they farmed the land, and why they would struggle to survive and raise children Romans 8:20-22, saint Paul explained why humans are caught in the natural chaos and order of things, to remind the readers and listeners of the fallen creation, all the woes that came with it, but also of the glorious future what was to come Revelation 21:4-5, the glorious future of God. All of fallen creation will be destroyed and replaced by a perfect creation, and therefore all the woes will be destroyed. 2 Peter 3:10, when fallen creation is destroyed, there will certainly be no sign or trace of all the evil inventions and schemes (man-made designs) that used to exist in the fallen world John 16:33, Jesus Christ reminded his followers that they were presently free from the slavery of sin, though they were still trapped in the suffering world Romans 8:18, saint Paul reminds us that being situated in a suffering world is only a temporary state John 14:27, a person needs to have peace with God, before they can receive the peace of God: that is a person needs to be born again (renewed by Christ) to have the wrath of God taken away, and then they will receive His peace (and now only the wrath of the world remains, until a person is taken home by Christ) Romans 8:35-36, there is no man made problem or worldly problem in nature great enough to overcome God's solution- what person or thing will separate people from God? John 11:39-40, 'that if you would believe, you would see the glory of God?' John 11:41, '[God], I thank you that you have heard me.' John 11:43-44, as Lazarus rose from the dead, as Christ died and then was resurrected, those redeemed by God (born again believers) also have risen with the Lord Romans 8:28, people's problems work for good: 'we know that all things work together for good to them that love God' Philippians 3:7, things lost for Christ are not more valuable than all things gained for Christ [songselect.ccli.com songs] Come Now Is The Time To Worship, 2430948 God Of Wonders, 3118757 How Deep The Father's Love For Us, 1558110

Acts 11:19-21, the expansion of the preaching of Christ, beyond just the Jews (beyond Judea and Samaria), onto the Gentiles (beyond the Ethiopian eunuch and Cornelius, to name a few examples) Acts 11:19, because of Stephen's persecution (the same persecution that Saul of Tarsus originally played a significant role in), the Church began to scatter Acts 11:20-21, and the word of God began to spread further, starting at Antioch Acts 11:21, "and a great number believed, and turned unto the Lord" Romans 2, God's righteous judgement, for He is God of ALL (not just for some people groups or for just some nations) Acts 11:20-21, and the word of God began to spread further, starting at Antioch Acts 11:19,21, "and the hand of the Lord was with them" Acts 11:22, the church in Jerusalem finally heard of the news: of the spread of the Gospel of Christ onto the Gentiles, and therefore they sent Barnabas over to Antioch (the same Barnabas who was sent by God to bring Saul of Tarsus to the church in Jerusalem- the same Saul that was at the stoning of Stephen- the same Saul that went on to persecute many Christians, until Saul was converted by God into Paul) Acts 11:23, Barnabas found the grace of God in Antioch, and he encouraged the people to continue following God Acts 11:24-26, and Barnabas did not simply return back to Jerusalem: he also came back a second time to Antioch with Paul, and continued to help grow the church there. "And the disciples were called Christians first in Antioch." Acts 11:26, the first notable time scripture mentions a large Christian assembly (beyond the assembly on the day of Pentecost), compared to the small private home gatherings in the earlier days of the Church Romans 15:15-21, Paul called to be an apostle onto the Gentiles, and his calling was indeed fulfilled by God Romans 15:21, "To whom he was not spoken of, they shall see: and they that have not heard shall understand." Hebrews 10:24-25, 'Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together [...] but exhorting one another [...] as ye see the [last] day approaching' Ephesians 4:14-15, God does not want people to be distracted and overwhelmed by evil Acts 11:26, God's will and word did not come back void: the church in Antioch grew- the people became disciples of Christ [songselect.ccli.com songs] Days Of Elijah, 1537904 Awesome God, 41099 Holy Spirit Rain Down, 2405227 Amazing Grace, 4755360

Acts 11:19-21, the expansion of the preaching of Christ, beyond just the Jews (beyond Judea and Samaria), onto the Gentiles (beyond the Ethiopian eunuch and Cornelius, to name a few examples) Acts 11:19, because of Stephen's persecution (the same persecution that Saul of Tarsus originally played a significant role in), the Church began to scatter Acts 11:20-21, and the word of God began to spread further, starting at Antioch Acts 11:21, "and a great number believed, and turned unto the Lord" Romans 2, God's righteous judgement, for He is God of ALL (not just for some people groups or for just some nations) Acts 11:20-21, and the word of God began to spread further, starting at Antioch Acts 11:19,21, "and the hand of the Lord was with them" Acts 11:22, the church in Jerusalem finally heard of the news: of the spread of the Gospel of Christ onto the Gentiles, and therefore they sent Barnabas over to Antioch (the same Barnabas who was sent by God to bring Saul of Tarsus to the church in Jerusalem- the same Saul that was at the stoning of Stephen- the same Saul that went on to persecute many Christians, until Saul was converted by God into Paul) Acts 11:23, Barnabas found the grace of God in Antioch, and he encouraged the people to continue following God Acts 11:24-26, and Barnabas did not simply return back to Jerusalem: he also came back a second time to Antioch with Paul, and continued to help grow the church there. "And the disciples were called Christians first in Antioch." Acts 11:26, the first notable time scripture mentions a large Christian assembly (beyond the assembly on the day of Pentecost), compared to the small private home gatherings in the earlier days of the Church Romans 15:15-21, Paul called to be an apostle onto the Gentiles, and his calling was indeed fulfilled by God Romans 15:21, "To whom he was not spoken of, they shall see: and they that have not heard shall understand." Hebrews 10:24-25, 'Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together [...] but exhorting one another [...] as ye see the [last] day approaching' Ephesians 4:14-15, God does not want people to be distracted and overwhelmed by evil Acts 11:26, God's will and word did not come back void: the church in Antioch grew- the people became disciples of Christ [songselect.ccli.com songs] Days Of Elijah, 1537904 Awesome God, 41099 Holy Spirit Rain Down, 2405227 Amazing Grace, 4755360 Evangelize, Evangelism

Philippians 2:5-11, [Jesus, poured out.] Isaiah 53:12, Jesus, poured out His soul and gave up His life Leviticus 17:11, 17:14, the life sustaining elements IN the blood Hebrews 9:22, 'without the shedding of blood is no remission.' [Jesus died for the sin of man.] Isaiah 53:12, 'he was numbered with the transgressors' and '[He] made intercession for the transgressors'. Concerning the latter part, Jesus was the last high priest. Luke 22:20, 2 Corinthians 5:21, imputation (example: placing the sinner's account (debt) onto Jesus' account, and Jesus being sinless, was wholly qualified to take it over) [Jesus died for the forgiveness of sins.] Ephesians 1:7, Colossians 1:14, 'redemption through [His] blood [and] the forgiveness of sins.' [Jesus died to change the nature of man.] 2 Corinthians 5:17, Ephesians 2:10, a new creation and a sanctification process Ephesians 2:10, '[pre-]ordained [and] created in Christ Jesus unto good works.' [Jesus died to remove the guilt of sin.] Jeremiah 31:34, prophecy: they will know the Lord, perfectly Hebrews 8:12, Psalm 103:2, transgressions removed, as far as from the east to the west (infinity) Micah 7:19, '[He] will cast all their sins into the depths of the sea.' Isaiah 1:18, Leviticus 16, the guilt of sin, and the crucifixion of Jesus "outside the camp" to wash away the guilty stains [Jesus died to give the peace of God.] Romans 5:1 Philippians 4:6-7, the peace of God is given those whose sins were removed by Jesus Christ [Jesus died to give believers eternal life.] Titus 3:7, imputation moved condemnation of the sinner onto Jesus, and moved the righteousness of God onto the sinner; the sinner becomes justified when all of their sin is removed by Christ John 3:16, qualitative: 'for God so loved the world' . answers the question: How can sinful man be reconciled to God? . also answers the question: How can holy God be reconciled to sinful man? [Jesus died because He first loved us (we did not first love Him).] Galatians 2:20, 3 crosses past tense, and 1 cross present tense (at the time of salvation of the individual) Romans 6:4-6, the new believer identifies with the death of Christ: crucified, buried, and raised with Him. From that point onward, an act of the will is implied. That is: if the believer will continue on in the righteousness of Christ ('henceforth we [SHOULD] not serve sin'). [Missing from the tomb.] Mark 16:4-6, 'he is risen; he is not here' 1 Corinthians 15:3-5, 53-55, in memorial, Jesus gave His life for the world [songselect.ccli.com songs] 14064, There's Something About That Name 30639, Be Thou My Vision 1259, Victory In Jesus

Philippians 2:5-11, [Jesus, poured out.] Isaiah 53:12, Jesus, poured out His soul and gave up His life Leviticus 17:11, 17:14, the life sustaining elements IN the blood Hebrews 9:22, 'without the shedding of blood is no remission.' [Jesus died for the sin of man.] Isaiah 53:12, 'he was numbered with the transgressors' and '[He] made intercession for the transgressors'. Concerning the latter part, Jesus was the last high priest. Luke 22:20, 2 Corinthians 5:21, imputation (example: placing the sinner's account (debt) onto Jesus' account, and Jesus being sinless, was wholly qualified to take it over) [Jesus died for the forgiveness of sins.] Ephesians 1:7, Colossians 1:14, 'redemption through [His] blood [and] the forgiveness of sins.' [Jesus died to change the nature of man.] 2 Corinthians 5:17, Ephesians 2:10, a new creation and a sanctification process Ephesians 2:10, '[pre-]ordained [and] created in Christ Jesus unto good works.' [Jesus died to remove the guilt of sin.] Jeremiah 31:34, prophecy: they will know the Lord, perfectly Hebrews 8:12, Psalm 103:2, transgressions removed, as far as from the east to the west (infinity) Micah 7:19, '[He] will cast all their sins into the depths of the sea.' Isaiah 1:18, Leviticus 16, the guilt of sin, and the crucifixion of Jesus "outside the camp" to wash away the guilty stains [Jesus died to give the peace of God.] Romans 5:1 Philippians 4:6-7, the peace of God is given those whose sins were removed by Jesus Christ [Jesus died to give believers eternal life.] Titus 3:7, imputation moved condemnation of the sinner onto Jesus, and moved the righteousness of God onto the sinner; the sinner becomes justified when all of their sin is removed by Christ John 3:16, qualitative: 'for God so loved the world' . answers the question: How can sinful man be reconciled to God? . also answers the question: How can holy God be reconciled to sinful man? [Jesus died because He first loved us (we did not first love Him).] Galatians 2:20, 3 crosses past tense, and 1 cross present tense (at the time of salvation of the individual) Romans 6:4-6, the new believer identifies with the death of Christ: crucified, buried, and raised with Him. From that point onward, an act of the will is implied. That is: if the believer will continue on in the righteousness of Christ ('henceforth we [SHOULD] not serve sin'). [Missing from the tomb.] Mark 16:4-6, 'he is risen; he is not here' 1 Corinthians 15:3-5, 53-55, in memorial, Jesus gave His life for the world [songselect.ccli.com songs] 14064, There's Something About That Name 30639, Be Thou My Vision 1259, Victory In Jesus

John 14:16-18, God said He will be with the believer forever Isaiah 53:3-12, God said the Messiah would come John 5:31-37, God said His son did indeed come John 5:31-38, 1 John 5:7-8, John 5:39, witnesses of Christ: God the Son, John the baptist, the works of Christ, God the Father, the Word of God Luke 2:4-7, Matthew 1:1-16, God made a covenant with David, and Jesus was indeed part of the genealogy Matthew 2, Jesus was born in Bethlehem, but called out of Egypt, just as it was prophesied Isaiah 7:11-14, God foretold of Jesus John 19:32-34, the offering was never blemished- He did not ever have a single broken bone Matthew 27:35, Psalm 22, foretelling of the man of sorrow Luke 18:31-33, Acts 8:32-35, Isaiah 53, foretelling of the crucifixion Matthew 26:48, Matthew 27:1-9, foretelling of the betrayal (and Judas hung himself, never asking Christ for forgiveness) Matthew 27:11-66, Jesus was never guilty of anything (He could not have been properly convicted before the law), and yet he took on the sin of the world Leviticus 16, Matthew 27:51, the foretelling of the high priest [songselect.ccli.com songs] Great Is Thy Faithfulness, 18723 Standing On The Promises, 31803 My Redeemer Lives, 2397964

John 14:16-18, God said He will be with the believer forever Isaiah 53:3-12, God said the Messiah would come John 5:31-37, God said His son did indeed come John 5:31-38, 1 John 5:7-8, John 5:39, witnesses of Christ: God the Son, John the baptist, the works of Christ, God the Father, the Word of God Luke 2:4-7, Matthew 1:1-16, God made a covenant with David, and Jesus was indeed part of the genealogy Matthew 2, Jesus was born in Bethlehem, but called out of Egypt, just as it was prophesied Isaiah 7:11-14, God foretold of Jesus John 19:32-34, the offering was never blemished- He did not ever have a single broken bone Matthew 27:35, Psalm 22, foretelling of the man of sorrow Luke 18:31-33, Acts 8:32-35, Isaiah 53, foretelling of the crucifixion Matthew 26:48, Matthew 27:1-9, foretelling of the betrayal (and Judas hung himself, never asking Christ for forgiveness) Matthew 27:11-66, Jesus was never guilty of anything (He could not have been properly convicted before the law), and yet he took on the sin of the world Leviticus 16, Matthew 27:51, the foretelling of the high priest [songselect.ccli.com songs] Great Is Thy Faithfulness, 18723 Standing On The Promises, 31803 My Redeemer Lives, 2397964

1 Timothy 2:13-15 1 Timothy 2:14, Eve was deceived by the serpent, Adam allowed the serpent to deceive Eve, and then the serpent used Eve to transfer sin to Adam 1 Timothy 2:15, 'saved in childbearing, [IF and only IF] they continue in faith and charity (love) and holiness with sobriety.' The mother has the responsibility of raising her children up in righteousness after the Lord. The mother has a unique bond with the children, and together with the husband, will build generations to come. [Woman of faith.] Hebrews 11:11 Proverbs 31:30 [Woman of integrity.] Proverbs 31:12 Proverbs 31:23 [The heart of a woman of faith, integrity, and honor.] Proverbs 31:25 [Her reflection of holiness.] 1 Timothy 2:9, talking about modesty, not about specific dress codes. [Emotional discipline and expertise.] Proverbs 31:10-31 [Humility] Proverbs 31:10-31 [Leads her children to the Lord.] Proverbs 22:6, example of love, education, and discipline from the mother [Role model for younger women.] Titus 2:3-5 [Her worth.] Proverbs 31:10 [A specific mother in scripture.] Genesis 3:20, the mother of all living Genesis 4:8, she lost her second son. [A specific mother later on in the timeline.] Luke 1:26-33 John 19:25 [God the Father's wife.] Jeremiah 3:14, Israel ['She shall bring forth a son'.] Matthew 1:21-23 [God the Son's bride.] 2 Corinthians 11:2 [Correlation to husbands and wives.] Ephesians 5:25-27 [The Wedding.] Revelation 19:7-8 [The help meet around the throne.] 2 Timothy 2:10-12 [Conclusion] 1 Timothy 2:15, a real mother does more than just bear children Proverbs 31:30, a virtuous mother does more than just bear children [songselect.ccli.com songs] Indescribable, 4403076 Let It Rise, 2240585 To God Be The Glory, 23426

1 Timothy 2:13-15 1 Timothy 2:14, Eve was deceived by the serpent, Adam allowed the serpent to deceive Eve, and then the serpent used Eve to transfer sin to Adam 1 Timothy 2:15, 'saved in childbearing, [IF and only IF] they continue in faith and charity (love) and holiness with sobriety.' The mother has the responsibility of raising her children up in righteousness after the Lord. The mother has a unique bond with the children, and together with the husband, will build generations to come. [Woman of faith.] Hebrews 11:11 Proverbs 31:30 [Woman of integrity.] Proverbs 31:12 Proverbs 31:23 [The heart of a woman of faith, integrity, and honor.] Proverbs 31:25 [Her reflection of holiness.] 1 Timothy 2:9, talking about modesty, not about specific dress codes. [Emotional discipline and expertise.] Proverbs 31:10-31 [Humility] Proverbs 31:10-31 [Leads her children to the Lord.] Proverbs 22:6, example of love, education, and discipline from the mother [Role model for younger women.] Titus 2:3-5 [Her worth.] Proverbs 31:10 [A specific mother in scripture.] Genesis 3:20, the mother of all living Genesis 4:8, she lost her second son. [A specific mother later on in the timeline.] Luke 1:26-33 John 19:25 [God the Father's wife.] Jeremiah 3:14, Israel ['She shall bring forth a son'.] Matthew 1:21-23

[A wicked tongue.] James 3:1-6 Matthew 12:34, Luke 6:45 Psalm 64:3 Genesis 3:12, Adam used his tongue to slander God (he blamed God for his sin, instead of taking the responsibility). Romans 3:13-20 [Restraining the tongue, because of its potential to condemn.] James 3:1 James 1:26 Matthew 23:1-7 [Restraining the tongue, because of its potential to deceive and control.] James 3:3 James 3:2 James 3:4 [Restraining the tongue, because of its ability to corrupt.] James 3:5 Proverbs 15:28, the heart of the righteous studies to answer, but the evil heart does not Proverbs 16:27-28 Proverbs 26:20-21 Psalm 52:2-4, 'Thou lovest evil more than good' ... 'Thou lovest all devouring words, O thou deceitful tongue.' James 3:6 James 3:10-12 [Conclusion.] Luke 6:43-45 1 Peter 3:10, 'For he that will love life, and see good days, let him refrain his tongue from evil...' Colossians 4:6, 'Let your speech be alway[s] with grace, seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to answer every man.' [songselect.ccli.com songs] Here I Am To Worship, 3266032 You Are My King, 2456623 Glorify Thy Name, 1383

[A wicked tongue.] James 3:1-6 Matthew 12:34, Luke 6:45 Psalm 64:3 Genesis 3:12, Adam used his tongue to slander God (he blamed God for his sin, instead of taking the responsibility). Romans 3:13-20 [Restraining the tongue, because of its potential to condemn.] James 3:1 James 1:26 Matthew 23:1-7 [Restraining the tongue, because of its potential to deceive and control.] James 3:3 James 3:2 James 3:4 [Restraining the tongue, because of its ability to corrupt.] James 3:5 Proverbs 15:28, the heart of the righteous studies to answer, but the evil heart does not Proverbs 16:27-28 Proverbs 26:20-21 Psalm 52:2-4, 'Thou lovest evil more than good' ... 'Thou lovest all devouring words, O thou deceitful tongue.' James 3:6 James 3:10-12 [Conclusion.] Luke 6:43-45 1 Peter 3:10, 'For he that will love life, and see good days, let him refrain his tongue from evil...' Colossians 4:6, 'Let your speech be alway[s] with grace, seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to answer every man.' [songselect.ccli.com songs] Here I Am To Worship, 3266032 You Are My King, 2456623 Glorify Thy Name, 1383

[Introduction.] . How can holy God be reconciled to man, and how can man be reconciled to holy God? 1 Corinthians 15:45-50 Genesis 1:26-28 Genesis 2:7 Genesis 2:21-23 Genesis 2:15-17 Genesis 3:1-7 Genesis 2:7 1 Corinthians 15:22 [The first Adam: Adam] . Adam came from the earth. Genesis 2:7 . Adam became a living soul. Genesis 2:7, 1 Corinthians 15:45 . Adam was made in the image of God. Genesis 1:27 . Adam was sinless only by obedience. Genesis 2:15-17 . Adam chose to sin. Genesis 3:1-7 . Adam's side brought forth the woman. Genesis 2:21-23 . Adam offered a sacrifice for his sin. . Adam brought eternal death. 1 Corinthians 15:22 . Adam was the father of our sin. . Adam brought the curse. [The second Adam: Jesus] . Jesus came from Heaven. Luke 2:7 . Jesus became a life-giving spirit. 1 Corinthians 15:45 . Jesus was God incarnate. Matthew 1:23 . Jesus was sinless by nature. . Jesus could not sin. . Jesus' side brought forth His church. . Jesus was the sacrifice for our sin. John 19:30 . Jesus brought eternal life. 1 Corinthians 15:22 . Jesus is the father of our justification. Hebrews 9:14 . Jesus removed the curse. [The garden ended and the millennial reign will end. Jesus will bring the new creation.] . Adam occupied, Jesus reigns, and the evil one roamed freely before being eternally bound in Gehenna. . first marriage was Adam and Eve . final marriage is Christ and Church . Eve was Adam's help meet . the Church was Christ's help meet . the Garden ended in judgment . the 1000 year reign ended in judgment Revelation 21:1 Revelation 21:4-6 John 19:30, Revelation 21:6, 'it is done' Revelation 22:13-14 Hebrews 9:14 [songselect.ccli.com songs] Holy Spirit Rain Down, 2405227 I Have Decided To Follow Jesus, 4369512 It Is Well With My Soul, 25376

[Overview] 2 Timothy 4:1-4 Ephesians 4:14 [1. Deity of Christ] John 1:1 John 14:6-9 2 Corinthians 5:19 [2. Virgin birth of Jesus, His Incarnation] Isaiah 7:14 Matthew 1:23 [3. Jesus' sinless life] Hebrews 4:15 Hebrews 7:25-27 Hebrews 4:14 Romans 5:14 [4. Jesus' vicarious death on the cross: substitutionary atonement] Isaiah 53:4-5 1 Peter 2:24 2 Corinthians 5:21 1 John 2:2 1 Corinthians 15:54-57 Genesis 22 [5. All according to scripture] 1 Corinthians 15:3-4 Matthew 12:40 [6. Salvation is a gift from God] Ephesians 2:8-9 Titus 3:4-7 [7. Eternal security of the believer] John 3:15 John 10:27-29 Ephesians 1:13-14 Ephesians 4:14-15 [songselect.ccli.com songs] How Great Is Our God, 3798438 Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee, 25321 Blessed Be Your Name, 4348399

[Overview] 2 Timothy 4:1-4 Ephesians 4:14 [1. Deity of Christ] John 1:1 John 14:6-9 2 Corinthians 5:19 [2. Virgin birth of Jesus, His Incarnation] Isaiah 7:14 Matthew 1:23 [3. Jesus' sinless life] Hebrews 4:15 Hebrews 7:25-27 Hebrews 4:14 Romans 5:14 [4. Jesus' vicarious death on the cross: substitutionary atonement] Isaiah 53:4-5 1 Peter 2:24 2 Corinthians 5:21 1 John 2:2 1 Corinthians 15:54-57 Genesis 22 [5. All according to scripture] 1 Corinthians 15:3-4 Matthew 12:40 [6. Salvation is a gift from God] Ephesians 2:8-9 Titus 3:4-7 [7. Eternal security of the believer] John 3:15 John 10:27-29 Ephesians 1:13-14 Ephesians 4:14-15 [songselect.ccli.com songs] How Great Is Our God, 3798438 Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee, 25321 Blessed Be Your Name, 4348399

[The rest of the world seeking the same God that Israel used to "see".] John 12:20-21, certain Greeks had such a desire to see Jesus, that they came to the Passover feast with the Jews (normally non-Jews would not appear at the feast) asking/saying 'we [WOULD] see Jesus'. Isaiah 42:6, God had appointed His chosen people to open the blind eyes of the rest of the world. However, they did not keep His covenant. They were supposed to be ministers with kingdom authority to the rest of the world (e.g. Gentiles). Nonetheless, God had a plan to save all of Israel and open the eyes of the rest of the world, so all would know God. Isaiah 55:6, God is near when He has drawn people to Him (people do not naturally initiate the search). When the opportunity then becomes available from God, 'Seek ye the LORD while he may be found'. Isaiah 55:9, God's ways are not man's ways. The law touches the intent of the heart, but the spiritual things are not perceived by normal senses. Matthew 15:14, the wide road to nowhere and the leaders and followers in it. A ditch in the ground does not have a standard start or end, but a grave does. John 1:29, 36, Jesus, the Lamb of God witnessed by John. The same Jesus, certain Greeks had desired to see. John 2, 3, the manner in which the wine was made, and the manner in which a man became born again was a mystery to those who desired Jesus. As the existence of wind was evident, yet men do not perceive the wind with their eyes, likewise the mysteries of God were evident. Matthew 8:1-13, Mark 6:30-44, John 8:1-11, John 11:1-44, some of the healing, caring, and redeeming works of Jesus Christ John 11:45-57, the plot by the Pharisees therefore, to kill Jesus, since the people now desired the LORD more than they Isaiah 42:6, God had appointed His chosen people to open the blind eyes of the rest of the world. However, they did not keep His covenant. Nonetheless, God had a plan to save all of Israel and open the eyes of the rest of the world, so all would know God. [The opening of the eyes.] 2 Kings 6:17, the king of Syria wanted to kill the king of Israel, but the opportunity did not come expediently. Therefore, someone advised the king of Syria to attack the prophet Elisha instead. The eyes of Elisha's helper were opened after Elisha's prayers, and he saw the heavenly host. 2 Kings 6:18-23, Elisha also prayed for the attacking army's eyes to be closed and then opened, so that they would be led away in peace into the hand of the king of Israel. A type of captivity was illustrated here: there was no need to kill what was taken captive, and the captors had power to provide bread and water. 'So the bands of Syria came no more into the land of Israel'. [The conflict.] Ephesians 6:12, the price of spiritual freedom: spiritual warfare. The enemy revealed. 2 Corinthians 2:11, the high ground against the enemy. 2 Timothy 3:13, the increasing persecution. Ephesians 6:13-18, the setup of a soldier. Ephesians 6:10-18, God has equipped all believers. [songselect.ccli.com songs] Blessed Be Thy Name, 34525 Breathe, 1874117 Everlasting God, 4556538 Victory In Jesus, 1259

[The rest of the world seeking the same God that Israel used to "see".] John 12:20-21, certain Greeks had such a desire to see Jesus, that they came to the Passover feast with the Jews (normally non-Jews would not appear at the feast) asking/saying 'we [WOULD] see Jesus'. Isaiah 42:6, God had appointed His chosen people to open the blind eyes of the rest of the world. However, they did not keep His covenant. They were supposed to be ministers with kingdom authority to the rest of the world (e.g. Gentiles). Nonetheless, God had a plan to save all of Israel and open the eyes of the rest of the world, so all would know God. Isaiah 55:6, God is near when He has drawn people to Him (people do not naturally initiate the search). When the opportunity then becomes available from God, 'Seek ye the LORD while he may be found'. Isaiah 55:9, God's ways are not man's ways. The law touches the intent of the heart, but the spiritual things are not perceived by normal senses. Matthew 15:14, the wide road to nowhere and the leaders and followers in it. A ditch in the ground does not have a standard start or end, but a grave does. John 1:29, 36, Jesus, the Lamb of God witnessed by John. The same Jesus, certain Greeks had desired to see. John 2, 3, the manner in which the wine was made, and the manner in which a man became born again was a mystery to those who desired Jesus. As the existence of wind was evident, yet men do not perceive the wind with their eyes, likewise the mysteries of God were evident. Matthew 8:1-13, Mark 6:30-44, John 8:1-11, John 11:1-44, some of the healing, caring, and redeeming works of Jesus Christ John 11:45-57, the plot by the Pharisees therefore, to kill Jesus, since the people now desired the LORD more than they Isaiah 42:6, God had appointed His chosen people to open the blind eyes of the rest of the world. However, they did not keep His covenant. Nonetheless, God had a plan to save all of Israel and open the eyes of the rest of the world, so all would know God. [The opening of the eyes.] 2 Kings 6:17, the king of Syria wanted to kill the king of Israel, but the opportunity did not come expediently. Therefore, someone advised the king of Syria to attack the prophet Elisha instead. The eyes of Elisha's helper were opened after Elisha's prayers, and he saw the heavenly host. 2 Kings 6:18-23, Elisha also prayed for the attacking army's eyes to be closed and then opened, so that they would be led away in peace into the hand of the king of Israel. A type of captivity was illustrated here: there was no need to kill what was taken captive, and the captors had power to provide bread and water. 'So the bands of Syria came no more into the land of Israel'. [The conflict.] Ephesians 6:12, the price of spiritual freedom: spiritual warfare. The enemy revealed. 2 Corinthians 2:11, the high ground against the enemy. 2 Timothy 3:13, the increasing persecution. Ephesians 6:13-18, the setup of a soldier. Ephesians 6:10-18, God has equipped all believers. [songselect.ccli.com songs] Blessed Be Thy Name, 34525 Breathe, 1874117 Everlasting God, 4556538 Victory In Jesus, 1259

Mark 5:24-34, this woman's issue of her blood made her an outcast from society. Leviticus 15:25, a woman with an issue of her blood was declared unclean for ceremonial reasons, was excluded from the synagogue, and was shunned from family and society, until the issue was resolved Mark 5:26, this woman spent all she had seeking a cure, and none was found. Jesus was and is the high priest, but in those times, with its customs, this woman had to go through a sort of priesthood in order to reach God. Mark 5:27, until she heard about Jesus Christ, the great physician and healer of the soul. Mark 5:27-28, Numbers 15:38, the woman touched the fringe of the borders ('touch [the hem of] his clothes'). In the Mosaic law, reaching for the fringe of the borders was obedience to God- 'remember all the commandments of God'. In this act, she was going to find salvation by grace. Colossians 2:14, Christ fulfilled (nailed) the Mosaic law on the cross. Today the moral law still stands. Mark 5:27-28, there was something that made Jesus stand out from the crowd and other physicians Mark 5:27, she gave up her dignity, made her way through the crowd, and reached out to God. Today believers touch the Lord through prayer. Matthew 7:7-8, ask, seek, knock- a promise from God. Matthew 11:28-30, God's invitation to ask, seek, and knock on the door Mark 5:33, her healing also led to her humility. Isaiah 57:15, James 4:10, 1 Peter 5:6, humbling oneself before God and casting all of one's care on Him Mark 5:30-33, after her healing, attention was now focused on her, to reveal who touched Jesus Mark 5:30, 'virtue had gone out of him': God's ability on the human side to work miracles. A supernatural power went forth from Him and went into the woman. Jeremiah 1:5, God already knew the future of the woman from eternity past, knew the event would have been recorded in the book of Mark, and knew people today would read about it Matthew 23:12, a humbling experience. If the woman had come to God in pride, surely there would have been no healing. Mark 5:34, Jesus Christ healed her of her affliction. The Greek construction of this verse implied 2 things: . she was completely healed of her blood issue . she was completely saved by grace Psalm 147:3, the brokenhearted are healed Mark 5:24-34, the woman is like us (all people, all sinners), and her affliction is like sin (all sinners had sin) Isaiah 64:6, what makes sinners unclean is their sin Isaiah 64:6, Mark 5:24-34, Isaiah 1:18, Jesus taking the sin, nailing it to the cross, and clothing the believer in righteousness Psalm 25:6-7, Psalm 103:10-12, Micah 7:19, God casting away all the sin Psalm 116:1-2, Isaiah 53:5, 1 Peter 2:24, the wages of sin are death. The result of uncontrolled blood loss is eventually death. God will have to take sin to the cross, pay the penalty in full, and then give robes of righteousness. [songselect.ccli.com songs] 1537904, Days of Elijah 14064, There's Something About That Name 28225, Have Thine Own Way Lord

Mark 5:24-34, this woman's issue of her blood made her an outcast from society. Leviticus 15:25, a woman with an issue of her blood was declared unclean for ceremonial reasons, was excluded from the synagogue, and was shunned from family and society, until the issue was resolved Mark 5:26, this woman spent all she had seeking a cure, and none was found. Jesus was and is the high priest, but in those times, with its customs, this woman had to go through a sort of priesthood in order to reach God. Mark 5:27, until she heard about Jesus Christ, the great physician and healer of the soul. Mark 5:27-28, Numbers 15:38, the woman touched the fringe of the borders ('touch [the hem of] his clothes'). In the Mosaic law, reaching for the fringe of the borders was obedience to God- 'remember all the commandments of God'. In this act, she was going to find salvation by grace. Colossians 2:14, Christ fulfilled (nailed) the Mosaic law on the cross. Today the moral law still stands. Mark 5:27-28, there was something that made Jesus stand out from the crowd and other physicians Mark 5:27, she gave up her dignity, made her way through the crowd, and reached out to God. Today believers touch the Lord through prayer. Matthew 7:7-8, ask, seek, knock- a promise from God. Matthew 11:28-30, God's invitation to ask, seek, and knock on the door Mark 5:33, her healing also led to her humility. Isaiah 57:15, James 4:10, 1 Peter 5:6, humbling oneself before God and casting all of one's care on Him Mark 5:30-33, after her healing, attention was now focused on her, to reveal who touched Jesus Mark 5:30, 'virtue had gone out of him': God's ability on the human side to work miracles. A supernatural power went forth from Him and went into the woman. Jeremiah 1:5, God already knew the future of the woman from eternity past, knew the event would have been recorded in the book of Mark, and knew people today would read about it Matthew 23:12, a humbling experience. If the woman had come to God in pride, surely there would have been no healing. Mark 5:34, Jesus Christ healed her of her affliction. The Greek construction of this verse implied 2 things: . she was completely healed of her blood issue . she was completely saved by grace Psalm 147:3, the brokenhearted are healed Mark 5:24-34, the woman is like us (all people, all sinners), and her affliction is like sin (all sinners had sin) Isaiah 64:6, what makes sinners unclean is their sin Isaiah 64:6, Mark 5:24-34, Isaiah 1:18, Jesus taking the sin, nailing it to the cross, and clothing the believer in righteousness Psalm 25:6-7, Psalm 103:10-12, Micah 7:19, God casting away all the sin Psalm 116:1-2, Isaiah 53:5, 1 Peter 2:24, the wages of sin are death. The result of uncontrolled blood loss is eventually death. God will have to take sin to the cross, pay the penalty in full, and then give robes of righteousness. [songselect.ccli.com songs] 1537904, Days of Elijah 14064, There's Something About That Name 28225, Have Thine Own Way Lord

1 Corinthians 15:3-4, the Gospel is the Good News, from Calvary, to salvation by grace, being born again, the eternal security of the believer, and the future, etc. Here in these verses, the Gospel appears again. If anyone asks what the Gospel is, these verses can certainly help. Some items that appear directly or indirectly here: . God is love (otherwise it would make no sense for Him to save the world), he died for sinners according to the scriptures, and rose on the 3rd day according to scriptures . God brought salvation into the world, and those who accept and acknowledge Him therefore, will be saved . the first fruits: Christ was the first resurrection of the first resurrection (those who are in the first resurrection with Christ, will be safe from the second resurrection mentioned in Revelation) Genesis 3:7, 21, the first mention of the blood atonement (someone had to die and have their blood shed, for coats of skins to be made to cover Adam and Eve's sin). Hebrews 9:22, The wages of sin is death. Shedding of blood is required by the law, otherwise there is NO remission of sins. John 3:16, the quality of God's love: there is no sin that Jesus Christ cannot cover. Isaiah 53:1-6, Jesus Christ's act of love foretold in the Old Testament. 1 Corinthians 13:4-13, Love (appears as "charity" in some older English translations). 3 words used for "Love" in scripture: . eros (ἔρως, érōs) (example: erotic) . phileo (φιλία, philía) (example: brotherly love) . agape (ἀγάπη, agápē) (example: Godly love) John 21:15-17, agape love is mentioned here ('do you love me?', 'lovest thou me?'). Simon Peter's first, second, and third response to Jesus's 3 questions was phileo. Jesus Christ's first 2 questions were actually 'do you agape me?', and His 3rd question then became 'do you phileo me?', signifying at this time Peter did not catch onto Jesus' question. According to history, by the time Peter and his wife were executed, he had matured into agape love for Jesus Christ. John 3:16, 1 John 4:16, not only did God love, He himself is love 1 John 4:9-10, the object of God's love became the believer. Jesus Christ became the mercy seat- He appeased God the Father (God the Father was angry with people all the time due to their never ending sin) by shedding His (the Son) blood on the cross (Jesus became the object of God-the-Father's anger on the cross). Then the temple veil was torn down (before only the high priest could enter). 1 John 4:19, God first loved the believer- He instigated Christ's work. It was never possible for people to love God, unless God first loved people. 1 Peter 4:8, God's love covers sin. Romans 5:8, Jesus Christ died for sinners, because of God's love. Colossians 2:13-15, certificate of indebtedness was taken away and nailed to the cross (paid in full). God's forgiveness is and was complete. 1 Corinthians 13:4-6, selflessness versus selfishness, or: "I need you because I love you" (mature love) versus "I love you because I need you" (immature love) John 3:16, love GIVES and it does not take: for God so loved the world He gave... Ephesians 2:8, love was GIVEN by God Ephesians 2:4-5, love initiates action. The riches of God's love and mercy quickens believers. 1 Corinthians 13:13, 7-8, love triumphs all and never fails. God is love. God never fails. So love never fails. 1 Corinthians 17:34, the Lord's supper. [songselect.ccli.com songs] The Old Rugged Cross, 19722 Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross, 36736 Because He Lives, 16880

1 Corinthians 15:3-4, the Gospel is the Good News, from Calvary, to salvation by grace, being born again, the eternal security of the believer, and the future, etc. Here in these verses, the Gospel appears again. If anyone asks what the Gospel is, these verses can certainly help. Some items that appear directly or indirectly here: . God is love (otherwise it would make no sense for Him to save the world), he died for sinners according to the scriptures, and rose on the 3rd day according to scriptures . God brought salvation into the world, and those who accept and acknowledge Him therefore, will be saved . the first fruits: Christ was the first resurrection of the first resurrection (those who are in the first resurrection with Christ, will be safe from the second resurrection mentioned in Revelation) Genesis 3:7, 21, the first mention of the blood atonement (someone had to die and have their blood shed, for coats of skins to be made to cover Adam and Eve's sin). Hebrews 9:22, The wages of sin is death. Shedding of blood is required by the law, otherwise there is NO remission of sins. John 3:16, the quality of God's love: there is no sin that Jesus Christ cannot cover. Isaiah 53:1-6, Jesus Christ's act of love foretold in the Old Testament. 1 Corinthians 13:4-13, Love (appears as "charity" in some older English translations). 3 words used for "Love" in scripture: . eros (ἔρως, érōs) (example: erotic) . phileo (φιλία, philía) (example: brotherly love) . agape (ἀγάπη, agápē) (example: Godly love) John 21:15-17, agape love is mentioned here ('do you love me?', 'lovest thou me?'). Simon Peter's first, second, and third response to Jesus's 3 questions was phileo. Jesus Christ's first 2 questions were actually 'do you agape me?', and His 3rd question then became 'do you phileo me?', signifying at this time Peter did not catch onto Jesus' question. According to history, by the time Peter and his wife were executed, he had matured into agape love for Jesus Christ. John 3:16, 1 John 4:16, not only did God love, He himself is love 1 John 4:9-10, the object of God's love became the believer. Jesus Christ became the mercy seat- He appeased God the Father (God the Father was angry with people all the time due to their never ending sin) by shedding His (the Son) blood on the cross (Jesus became the object of God-the-Father's anger on the cross). Then the temple veil was torn down (before only the high priest could enter). 1 John 4:19, God first loved the believer- He instigated Christ's work. It was never possible for people to love God, unless God first loved people. 1 Peter 4:8, God's love covers sin. Romans 5:8, Jesus Christ died for sinners, because of God's love. Colossians 2:13-15, certificate of indebtedness was taken away and nailed to the cross (paid in full). God's forgiveness is and was complete. 1 Corinthians 13:4-6, selflessness versus selfishness, or: "I need you because I love you" (mature love) versus "I love you because I need you" (immature love) John 3:16, love GIVES and it does not take: for God so loved the world He gave... Ephesians 2:8, love was GIVEN by God Ephesians 2:4-5, love initiates action. The riches of God's love and mercy quickens believers. 1 Corinthians 13:13, 7-8, love triumphs all and never fails. God is love. God never fails. So love never fails. 1 Corinthians 17:34, the Lord's supper. [songselect.ccli.com songs] The Old Rugged Cross, 19722 Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross, 36736 Because He Lives, 16880