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Allusions Images Symbols: How to Study Prophecy — Images From Marriage — Isaac and Rebekah

Join us as we study the Bible Study Guide for the second quarter of 2025 called Allusions Images Symbols: How to Study Prophecy. We are studying the lesson for week 3 called Images From Marriage.    

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Gerald Chipeur, KC, is a lawyer based out of Calgary, Alberta. In this conversation he reflects on his continuing four-decade legal career, exploring the intersections of administrative law, religious freedom, and constitutional interpretation in Canada. Sharing how the Canadian government interacts with religious citizens through regulation, and human rights. Gerald gives personal and faith-based insights on justice, ethical responsibility, and the importance of resolving disputes outside the courtroom. This episode unpacks how Canadian law continues to navigate the delicate balance between faith and fairness in a multicultural society, showing that there can be positive outcomes for governments to be in dialogue with faith communities. 

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Deeper Dive Theme: Pastor Andrew explains why it's critical to allow God to direct and be the boss of your life daily

Episode Title: Who's the Boss?

Host: Dawn Williams

Guest: Pastor Andrew-Craig Nugent

Date: April 16, 2025

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Join host Kahn Ellmers as he welcomes Mayri Clarke, a vocalist from Chattanooga, TN, whose music ministry centers around sharing God's love and encouraging open conversations about mental health.

Mayri draws from her personal experiences with depression, anxiety, and religious trauma to connect with and uplift listeners. In this episode, Mayri discusses her moving cover of "Your Hands," sharing the personal significance of the song's lyrics and her desire to inspire others to find strength in God's love.

Mayri's vulnerability and passion for helping others shine through in this episode. Her honesty about her own struggles and her dedication to using music as a ministry tool were truly inspiring. Thank you so much for coming onto the Podcast Mayri!

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Tune in next week on Adventist Waves for another inspiring story and uplifting music from a talented Adventist artist.

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When Abraham was old and no doubt thinking about the promises made to him by God about his posterity (see Gen. 15:5), he gave his oldest and most trusted servant a solemn task.

Read Genesis 24:1–4. Why was it so important to Abraham that his son not marry “ ‘from the daughters of the Canaanites’ ” (Gen. 24:3, NKJV)?

However exclusivist his admonition could seem, the issue for Abraham was spiritual, not ethnic; it was theological, not national. Abraham knew very well the moral degeneracy of Canaanite religious practices, not to mention their worship of false gods, and he knew how easy it would be for his son to fall into these practices were he to marry from among them.

Indeed, the story of so much of ancient Israel, and even of the Christian church through the centuries, has been one in which God’s people—who should have been witnessing to the world—get caught up instead in the world and in its false teachings and religious beliefs. Perhaps the greatest example of this sad reality has been the introduction of Sunday, the pagan day of the sun, in place of the biblical seventh-day Sabbath, a reality that will play a prominent role in the last days.

Read Genesis 24:57–67. What lessons can we glean about Christ and His church from some details we find in this story? What is there to learn, for instance, about our fallen state from the fact that Rebekah was a distant, separated relative to Isaac?

We are undoubtedly related to our Creator, having originally been made in His image. We have been separated from Him by sin, and yet, we are still considered to be the right bride for Him though our choices can make the marriage more turbulent than it needs to be.

Yes, God loves us, His bride, more than we love Him. What are the choices we can make—and should make—every day that can strengthen our love for God? At the same time, what choices will only deaden our love?

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