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Bible Studies / Repentance

Meet for Repentance – Fruits or Works Worthy of Repentance?

Bring Forth "Fruits" Meet For Repentance

Entrance into the Kingdom of God is the same for all nations. It doesn't matter whether we are Jews or Gentiles because we all must repent and turn to God.

And all must do works appropriate for repentance. In other words, our actions must indicate the transformation we have been through.

Note that the Bible didn't say, bring forth therefore, "fruit" meet for repentance.

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February 2, 2020
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Bible Studies / The Book of Acts

King Agrippa, Bernice, Festus, Apostle Paul & the Council

King Agrippa and his wife, Queen Bernice, visited Governor Festus at an opportune time in the life of Apostle Paul. “Then Festus, when he had conferred with the council, answered, Hast thou appealed unto Caesar; [U]nto Caesar shalt thou go[?]” (Acts 25:12). Recall the will of the Lord for Apostle Paul. He was to bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to others including kings and governors. Therefore, King Agrippa and his wife, Queen Bernice, didn’t visit Festus by chance.

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January 12, 2020
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Bible Studies / The Book of Acts

Revilest thou God’s High Priest?

Jesus Christ has made us all kings and priests to God, but Christ is our high priest. Before, Paul had hurt (revile) the High Priest with his words. Do you recall what he said about good conscience? As a result, the other members of The Council reacted. “And they that stood by said, Revilest thou God’s high priest?” (Acts 23:4).

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November 24, 2019
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Bible Studies

How to Attain to Good Conscience Before the Lord God?

Last week we scrutinized what the conscience meant, but today we desire to explore how to achieve good conscience before God. Having a good conscience before God was not universally possible in the time of the Old Testament Scriptures. Everyone couldn’t achieve it because the way and the procedure to obtain it was not manifested and imperfect, respectively.

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November 10, 2019