Bible Study With Jairus

Have you ever wondered why Paul seems to expect Christians to leave behind spiritual childhood, while Jesus expects Christians to become like little children? Paul asked Christians not to be “infants in Christ” (1 Corinthians 3:1), yet Jesus commanded us all to “turn and become like children” (Matthew 18:3)

God’s purpose in leading the Israelites out of Egypt and allowing them to experience trials in the wilderness was not only to save them and free them from Pharaoh's yoke, but also to make them holy.

In Numbers 15, God gives instructions to Moses about the different levels of sacrifices they were to offer to God after they entered the Promised Land.

At this time, God's response was to take His spirit that was on Moses and put it on the 70 elders. What was His intention? Remember what I said earlier about Satan stirring the intense craving of the "rabble"? Rabble represents our flesh which prompted the Israelites to complain, representing our flesh stirring our soul.   Together they suppressed Moses, who represents our spirit, making Moses feel weak and overwhelmed. What was God's solution at this time? It was to increase Moses’ spiritual power.

I believe I am one of these people whom God is speaking to through dreams about Trump, and that is why I am still standing with the prophets who hold to this view.

This synergy paper is a combination of two assignments. We can only include a portion (abstract) of my spiritual biography, so this synergy paper is a combination of my spiritual biography and the project I am about to begin. This project is about comparing the prophesying practice between the LCM and the Pentecostal Movement. So in this paper, you will see a brief combination of my spiritual biography and my experiences in the LCM and Pentecostal Movement. My teacher is a Christian pastor with solid academic experience and a Wesleyan background. He is an expert on the Holiness movement taught by John Wesley. He provided the comments on this synergy paper, I am enjoying reading your material very, very much! Your journey is amazing and challenges my faith very much – to go deeper with the Word, and to keep seeking more revelation and empowerment. I think your project will be very interesting. This paper was really enjoyable and challenging, Sean. Thank you for all your hard work to advance the cause of Christ. I did not include his name here as this version is unofficial, and it may contain errors that I have made, and I don’t want him to bear any blame.

This is the inspiration I received from reading this chapter of the Bible. We must draw lessons from the Moabites and be able to hear what God says to us through the unclean or imperfect channels He uses. We must remove our prejudice so that we can hear God's words through people we may not like.

Numbers 21 tells the story of Israel getting back to the starting point after wandering in the wilderness for 40 years.

Numbers 5 contains three stories. The first story is about Jehovah instructing Moses to send away all people with leprosy from the camp.  In the next story, Jehovah is instructing Moses to let the Israelites offer up sacrifices for their sins and offenses.  The third story is about Jehovah telling Moses how to deal with the problem of a husband suspecting that his wife was unfaithful. What is the relationship between these three stories?

Paul founded the Corinthian church, so why did he feel weak and fearful among them?