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GROW in Knowledge
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We are Learners of Life, Love, Liberty and Light. The Word of God says that Jesus is Life, God is Love, The Spirit brings Liberty and His Light lives in us. " For it is the God who commanded light to shine out of darkness, who has shone in our hearts to give the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ." 2 Cor. 4:6
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God Saves, Heals, Delivers and Makes us Whole!
May 4, 202300:29:43Tap to summarizeLet’s see what the Bible says about how we can receive healing and deliverance and wholeness from God.Gal. 3:13-14Deut. 28Matt. 7:7-11The Greek word for good is ṭôb - good in the widest sense; (well): - beautiful, best, better, bountiful, cheerful, at ease, fair (word), (be in) favour, fine, glad, graciously, joyful, kindly, kindness, liketh (best), loving, merry, most, pleasant, pleaseth, pleasure, precious, prosperity, ready, sweet, wealth, welfare, (be) well (favoured]). This word tob is used 554 times in the OT alone.Jn. 10:10Rom. 8:11Rom. 8:31-32The Hebrew word for Heal is râphâ' - to mend (by stitching), - cure, (cause to) heal, physician, repair, thoroughly, make whole.Jn. 8:32Prov. 4:20-23The word healing in Hebrew it is marpê'- literally (concretely) a medicine, or (abstractly) a cure; figuratively (concretely) deliverance , healing (-lth), remedy, sound, wholesome.Is. 53:4-5 The word ‘grief’ in Hebrew is chŏlı̂y- malady, anxiety, calamity: - disease, grief, sick (-ness).The word ‘Sorrow’ in Hebrew is mak'ôb - anguish or affliction: - grief, pain.Matt. 8:16-171 Pet. 2:24Is. 61:1The word we use for’ saved’ in the Greek is sōzō -safe; to save, that is, deliver or protect (literally or figuratively): - heal, preserve, do well, be (make) whole.Matt. 1:21Rom. 10:9Matt. 9:21Mark 5:23Mark 6:56Luke 8:36Acts 4:9Acts 14:9James 5:151 Tim. 2:4The word Desire in Greek is thelō - wants, wills, chooses, prefers, delights in.
Transcribe →The Armor of God- Part 1
May 1, 202300:23:12Tap to summarizeLet’s find out Who God is all around us.Col. 1:161 Pet. 5:8-92 Cor. 10:3-51 Tim. 6:122 Thess. 3:3Luke 10:18-19Matt. 16:18Rom. 8:31-37Rom. 13:121 Thess. 5:82 Cor. 6:7Is. 59:17Ps. 91:4Eph. 6:11-17Withstand in Greek is anthistēmi -to stand against, that is, oppose: - resistStand in Greek is histēmi- abide, continue, covenant, establish, hold up, set (up), stand (by, forth, still, up)Jn. 14:6Jn. 17:17Ps. 119:1601 Tim. 3:152 Jn. 1:2Eph. 4:14;212 Tim. 4:3-42 Pet. 2:2-32 Pet. 1:122 Tim. 2:192 Tim. 1:14Is. 54:17Jer. 23:62 Cor. 5:21Ex. 28:29-30Is. 59:17Rom. 10:4Rom. 5:17-181 Thess. 5:8Rom. 3:222 Cor. 6:7Rev. 19:11Judges 6:24Peace in Hebrew is Shâlôm- safe,well, happy, friendly; welfare, health, prosperity, familiar, fare, favour, friend, greet, (good) health, perfect, such as be at) peace (-able, -ably), prosper (-ity, -ous), rest, safe (-ly), salute, (all is, be) well, whole.Is. 52:7Is. 9:6Micah 5:5Eph. 2:14Col. 1:20Rom. 5:1Luke 1:79Rom. 1:16Rom. 16:20Ps. 8:6Ps. 47:3Eph. 1:22Ps. 119:59;101;105Heb. 12:13Prov. 4:26Rom. 10:15Rom. 13:14
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May 1, 202300:21:29Tap to summarizeThere are more pieces to put on for our armor!Eph. 6:16One of the Greek root words for take is ana - used severally, repetition, intensity1 Pet. 5:8-9Fiery in Greek is puroō - to be ignited , to be inflamed (with anger, grief, lust): - burn, be on fire, try.Darts in Greek is belos- a missile, spear or arrow: Ps. 127:3-5Is. 49:2Deut. 33:292 Sam. 22:31Ps. 3:3Ps. 5:12Ps. 7:10Ps. 18:2;35Ps. 28:7Ps. 84:11Ps. 91:4Prov. 30:51 Jn. 5:4Rom. 3:22Gal. 3:261 Cor. 16:132 Cor. 1:24Col. 2:71 Tim. 1:14;191 Tim. 6:12Heb. 12:21 Pet. 5:9Is. 59:17Hebrew word for salvation is yeshû‛âh - something saved, that is deliverance; aid, victory, prosperity: -health, help (-ing), welfare.1 Thess. 5:8Ps. 27:1Ps. 37:39Ps. 62:2Luke 1:77Acts 4:121 Thess. 5:9James 4:7Jn. 1:1-2;14Heb. 4:12Is. 49:2Rev. 1:16Rev. 19:15;21Rev. 12:11Rom. 3:4Eph. 6:18aJn. 10:10-112 Cor. 2:141 Cor. 15:57Zech. 4:6Phil. 1:27
Transcribe →Wrapping up with Faithfulness
Apr 18, 202300:35:10Tap to summarizeWe end our study on the fruit of the Spirit Prov. 20:6Faithful in Hebrew is 'âman- to build up or support; to foster as a parent or nurse; (or be) firm, to trust or believe, to be permanent or quiet; morally to be true or certain; assurance, establish, (of long continuance, stedfast, sure, surely, trusty, verified)Deut. 7:9Is. 54:10Ps. 89:8Ps. 91:4Ps. 71:22Ps. 109:21Ps. 115:1Truth in Hebrew is 'emeth- stability; certainty trustworthiness: - assured (-ly), establishment, faithful, right, sure.Deut. 32:4Lam. 3:22-23 The word ‘mercy’ in Hebrew is chêsêd and some of the meanings are kindness, good deed, beauty, and favor. Ps. 89:2Ps. 119:901 Thess. 5:23-24Rev. 19:111 Cor. 10:132 Tim. 2:132 Thess. 3:31 Jn. 1:9Ps. 89:1Ps. 92:2Ps. 40:10Is. 38:19Luke 16:10;12This word faithful in Greek is pistos- trustworthy; trustful: - believe (-ing, -r), sure, true.1 Cor. 4:2Dan. 6:4Jn. 8:31Ps. 119:302 Tim. 3:14James 4:52 Sam. 22:26Ps. 138:8Ps. 143:1Ps. 149:5Prov. 2:8Is. 26:22 Thess. 1:4Rev. 2:10Acts 20:26-272 Tim. 4:71 Cor. 1:81 Jn. 2:241 Cor. 1:9Heb. 3:14Heb. 10:39Matt. 25:23Ps. 72:16Mark 4:14-20Gal. 5:16-18;22-25Heb. 13:21
Transcribe →Goodness, Kindness and Gentleness
Apr 14, 202300:41:02Tap to summarizeThis is the true nature and character of our God!The word good in Hebrew is ṭôb -good in the widest sense; (well): - beautiful, best, better, bountiful, cheerful, at ease, fair, (be in) favour, fine, glad, good (deed, graciously, joyful, kindly, kindness, like (best), loving, merry, most, pleasant, pleaseth, pleasure, precious, prosperity, sweet, wealth, welfare, (be) well ([favoured]).Eph. 1:7Luke 2:14‘goodwill’ in Greek is eudokia -satisfaction, that is, delight, or kindness, wish, purpose: - desire, good pleasure.Jer. 29:11Acts 14:16-17Hos. 11:4Joel 2:13Ps. 23:6The word follow in Hebrew is râdaph- to run after - chase, follow (after,), hunt, pursue Rom. 2:41 Cor. 4:21Ps. 25:7Ps. 27:13Ps. 34:8-10The word taste in Hebrew is ṭâ‛am - to perceive: - taste.Jn. 10:10The word Abundantly in Greek is perissos- beyond); superabundant (in quantity) or superior (in quality); excessive; - exceeding abundantly above, advantage, beyond measure, more, superfluous.The root Greek word for life is zaō- quick lifetimePs. 34:10b1 Jn. 5:14-15Ps. 33:5Ps. 107:8-9Ps. 145:17Rom. 11:22Gal. 6:5-9Eph. 6:8Rom. 2:10Rom. 15:14Philemon 1:7Rom. 14:15-17James 3:17Heb. 6:4-62 Cor. 6:11 Pet. 2:2-3;9Col. 3:12Matt. 11:29Gentle in Greek is praos - meek and humbleEph. 4:2Luke 6:27;33;35Matt. 5:47Eph. 4:32Ps. 73:17-191 Pet. 2:21Matt. 7:11James 1:17Eph. 2:102 Thess. 1:11Calling in Greek is klēsis - an invitation2 Tim. 3:16-17Phil. 1:6Philemon 1:6Effective in Greek is energēs -active, operative: powerful.1 Tim. 6:18Titus 3:14Heb. 13:16Titus 3:11 Pet. 3:11;15-16Gal. 6:10Rom. 12:91 Tim. 6:113 Jn. 1:11Phil. 4:5Prov. 19:21Prov. 18:35Prov. 16:18-201 Pet. 3:4Quiet in Greek is hēsuchios -still (undisturbed): - peaceable, The Greek root word comes from hedraios- immovable: - settled, stedfast.2 Cor. 6:6Col. 1:10Prov. 16:24Prov. 31:26Prov. 15:1Prov. 25:15bProv. 15:4Prov. 18:21Deut. 32:21 Kings 19:12Job 15:11
Transcribe →Patience and Self Control!
Apr 5, 202300:47:58Tap to summarizeLet’s find out how we can live and operate in more patience and self control in our lives.2 Pet. 3:92 Pet. 3:15aPatience in Greek is makrothumia- to suffer long2 Thess. 3:5 A different word for patience in the Greek is hupomonē - cheerful (or hopeful) endurance, constancy: - enduring, (waiting).2 Cor. 6:4-6Phil. 4:13James 5:7-8Establish in Greek is stērizō- to set fast, to turn resolutely in a certain direction, to confirm: stedfastly set, strengthen.Luke 8:15Col. 1:9-11James 5:7Rom. 15:41 Thess. 1:3Rom. 12:12Gal. 6:7-9Heb. 6:12Heb. 10:36Rom. 8:24-252 Tim. 2:24Rom. 15:51 Thess. 5:14bEph. 4:2James 1:2-4Ps. 138:8Heb. 12:2Endured in Greek is hupomenō one of the definitions is he remained in patient perseverence.Prov. 16:322 Pet. 1:5-6;8Luke 21:19Possess in Hebrew is ktaomai - to get, that is, acquire (own): - obtain. Prov. 25:281 Pet. 1:13One of the root words in Greek for gird is zōnnumi - to bind about (especially with a belt): Heb. 12:11 Cor. 9:24-25Temporate in Greek is egkrateuomai- to exercise self restraint (in diet and chastity): - (chastity means sexual purity.)1 Thess. 4:3-5Stay away in Greek is the word abstain - apechomai- to hold oneself off, that is, refrain:1 Cor. 9:26-27Subjection in Greek is doulagōgeō -to enslave (subdue) Subdue means to rule.Gen. 4:7Acts 20:28Heed in Greek is prosechō- to hold the mind, pay attention to, be cautious about, apply oneself to, adhere to: - attend, beware, be given to, have regard.Ps. 32:8-9Rom. 8:3Rom. 6:12;16-22Gal. 5:7-9Prov. 16:17Preserve in Hebrew is shâmar -to hedge about (as with thorns), that is, guard; generally to protect, attend to, - beware, take heed (to self), keep (-er, self), mark, look narrowly, observe, reserve, save (self), wait (for), watch (-man).Rom. 8:6Rom. 8:5-6;8Prov. 5:22-23Heb. 12:112 Tim. 3:1-3The Greek word for church is ekklēsia - called out.1 Pet. 2:9-111 Pet. 3:10Prov. 13:3Prov. 10:19Ps. 141:3James 1:26James 3:2-5aLuke 6:43-45
Transcribe →Peace Part 2
Mar 23, 202300:35:29Tap to summarizeThere is more to Peace as a fruit that is also a promise!Luke 17:21Ps. 18:2Ps. 62:6-8Ps. 56:3-4Ps. 46:1-7;10Heb. 12:27-28Ps. 55:4-5;16-18;22Ps. 91Jer. 1:12One of the definitions of the Hebrew for that verse says, "I am watching over my Word to do it and accomplish it."Ps. 85:8Jn. 10:27-28Prov. 1:331 Jn. 4:5-6Dan. 10:19Ps. 107:28-31Ps. 4:8Lev. 26:6Ezekiel 34:15Ps. 127:2Ps. 16:7-9Ps. 37:7-8;11Is. 26:12Ps. 23:1-4Matt. 11:28-30Heb. 4:9-12Greek word for sluggish is nōthros - lazy, or stupid: - dull, slothful. 2 Cor. 2:14Is. 55:11-12Col. 3:15Ps. 34:14Pursue in Hebrew is râdaph -to run after - chase, follow, hunt.Prov. 12:20Counselor in Hebrew is yâ‛ats- to advise; to deliberate, take advice, advise (well), consult, (give take) counsel, determine, guide.1 Pet. 3:11 Seek in Greek is zēteō- to worship (God), be (go) about, desire, endeavour, enquire Matt. 5:9The root Greek word for peacemaker is poieō - abide, + agree, appoint, be, bear, + bring (forth), cause, commit, + content, continue, deal, + without any delay, execute, exercise, fulfil, gain, give, have, hold, keep, make, none of these things move me, perform, provide, purpose, secure, shew, spend, take, tarry, work, yield. Ps. 120:6-7Jn. 15:18-19Matt. 5:44Heb. 12:14Eph. 4:3Keep in Greek is tēreō -to (a watch; to guard (from loss or injury, by keeping the eye upon; to prevent escaping; implies a fortress or full military lines of apparatus), to fulfil a command); to maintain); hold fast, (ob-, pre-, re) serve, Matt. 16:18Luke 19:42James 3:17The Greek root word for peaceable is eirēnē - ( to join); prosperity: - at one, quietness, rest.1 Thess. 5:23
Transcribe →Peace Part 1
Mar 23, 202300:39:00Tap to summarizePeace is a fruit that is also a promise full of protection and safety.Peace in Hebrew is shâlôm- safe, that is, well, happy, friendly; also welfare, that is, health, prosperity, familiar, fare, favour, friend, greet, (good) health, ( perfect, such as be at) peace, salute, ( all is, be) well, whole.Judges 6:24Is. 9:6-7Micah 5:5Luke 2:14Eph. 2:14Col. 1:20Acts 10:36Rom. 5:11 Pet. 5:7Prov. 14:30Sound in Hebrew is marpê'- literally (concretely) a medicine, a cure; deliverance, healing (-lth), remedy, sound, wholesome.Jn. 14:27Jn. 16:332 Pet. 1:2Heb. 2:14-15Jn. 8:32Ps. 119:452 Cor. 3:171 Jn. 4:41 Jn. 4:182 Cor. 5:7Is. 26:3Rom. 8:5-6In the greek Carnal is sarx means flesh or external Rom. 3:42 Tim. 1:7Phil. 4:6-7Ps. 37:23Ps. 111:101 Cor. 14:14Jude 1:20Phil. 4:8Heb. 4:2Rom. 10:17Prov. 4:20-23The Hebrew word for health is marpê'- literally (concretely) a medicine, a cure; deliverance, remedy, sound, wholesome.Rom. 16:20Eph. 6:13;15Ps. 18:37-40Ps. 47:3Ps. 91:13Eph. 6:14;161 Pet. 5:8-92 Cor. 1:20Rom. 4:20-22Ps. 106:24James 4:7Prov. 29:17Is. 54:13Prov. 18:20-212 Thess. 3:16
Transcribe →Joy is a Fruit- Part 2
Mar 8, 202300:37:21Tap to summarizeHow can we have joy in the midst of trials and how does God turn our mourning into joy? Eternal Perspective. And where do our trials and tribulations come from?2 Cor. 9:6-8Acts 2:46Phil. 1:4Luke 15:171 Thess. 2:19-20Phil. 2:17Phil. 1:25Prov. 11:25Rom. 12:101 Thess. 3:92 Cor. 4:8-12; 16-18Jn. 4:36James 1:2; 12-18The root Greek word for temptation is peirazō- to test, scrutinize, entice, discipline: examine, tempt (-er), try.Jn. 16:33Luke 4:1-21 Thess. 2:4To test in Greek is another word, Dokimazō- to approve: - allow, discern, examine, prove, try.2 Tim. 3:121 Tim. 2:15Approved in Greek is Dokimos- acceptable, approved: -tried. James 1:2-4 Testing is Greek is dokimion - trustworthiness2 Cor. 12:101 Thess. 1:61 Pet. 1:6-91 Pet. 4:12Greek word for fiery trial is puroō - kindle, to be ignited, glow(literally), be refined, be inflamed: - burn, try. ( Same word used in fiery darts or arrows of the enemy used against us in Eph. 6:16)Rom. 8:28Gen. 50:20God turns our peirazo from Satan into a dokimazo 3 Tim. 3:11-12Ps. 34:6-8NKJV Ps. 34:17-19Ps. 37:391 Peter 4:12-16;192 Thess. 1:5-91 Cor. 10:12-142 Cor. 6:102 Cor. 8:2Heb. 10:34Ps. 92:4Ps. 71:23Ps. 13: 5-6Ps. 32:1Ps. 9:1-2Ps. 30:11Ps. 126: 5Ps. 30:5Jer. 31:25Jn. 16: 201 Thess. 4: 13-14Jn. 16:22-24Ps. 37:4Jn. 17:3Ps. 68:3Ps. 100: 1-5NKJV 1 Thess. 5: 16-19Acts 16:25-26Acts 5: 40-41Ps. 21:1Ps. 20:5Jude 1:24
Transcribe →Joy is a Fruit- Part 1
Feb 28, 202300:40:31Tap to summarizeWe will look at where the Bible says to find our Source of Joy and how it says to get joy to live inside of us. We will also expose what are things that steal our joy away from us.Scripture references:Ps. 43:42 Pet. 2:19Zeph. 3:17Eph. 1:5Heb. 12:2Prov. 17:22Matt. 11: 28-30Col. 3:51 Tim. 6:6-8Ps. 43:5Prov. 4:23Prov. 23:7Ps. 19:14Jer. 15:16Ps. 19:8Ps. 119:111, 1431 Chron. 16:27Ps. 16:11Ps. 21:6Ps. 68:3Neh. 8:10,12Ps. 28:7Ps. 84:5Ps. 37:4-8Prov. 4: 20-27Deut. 30:14-20Ps. 1:1-3Ps. 36: 7-9Ps. 46:4Jn. 7:37-39Is. 12:2-3Prov. 20:5Luke 10:21Acts 13:52John 15:10-11
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