['So today we are to consider the dealings of God with the nations of the earth. We are to see in history the fulfillment of prophecy… and to understand the progress of events … for the final conflict of the great controversy.\nProphecy provides an internal and external mechanism to confirm the accuracy of God’s Word.', 'So today we are to consider the dealings of God with the nations of the earth. We are to see in history the fulfillment of prophecy… and to understand the progress of events … for the final conflict of the great controversy.\nProphecy provides an internal and external mechanism to confirm the accuracy of God’s Word.']

['In Luke 16 Jesus tells a parable about a dishonest steward. He told His disciples that this man was to be commended because he prepared a way that would enable him to live well after he was fired for being dishonest with his master’s business.\nJesus then told His disciples that they could learn a lesson about working for Him from this story.\nListen and see what you can learn from a shrewd manager of this world’s goods.', 'In Luke 16 Jesus tells a parable about a dishonest steward. He told His disciples that this man was to be commended because he prepared a way that would enable him to live well after he was fired for being dishonest with his master’s business.\nJesus then told His disciples that they could learn a lesson about working for Him from this story.\nListen and see what you can learn from a shrewd manager of this world’s goods.']

['The Lost Sheep represents one group of people.\nThe Lost Coin represents another group.\nThe Prodigal Son represents a third group.\nEach parable ends with the Lost being found\nListen to this explanation to see if you are like one of the Lost Things.', 'The Lost Sheep represents one group of people.\nThe Lost Coin represents another group.\nThe Prodigal Son represents a third group.\nEach parable ends with the Lost being found\nListen to this explanation to see if you are like one of the Lost Things.']

['The Bible assumes the existence of a God who personally acts in history; it does not try to prove that existence. In this study we look at some of the key issues in history as portrayed in the Bible, and some of the archaeological evidence that helps substantiate history as expressed in the Bible.', 'The Bible assumes the existence of a God who personally acts in history; it does not try to prove that existence. In this study we look at some of the key issues in history as portrayed in the Bible, and some of the archaeological evidence that helps substantiate history as expressed in the Bible.']

['Does the Bible teach an antiquated, unscientific view of cosmology? Was the biblical account simply borrowed from the surrounding pagan nations? Does the inspired nature of the creation account give us a view of origins that is complete in its divine framework?\nThese are some of the issues we will touch on in this week’s lesson.', 'Does the Bible teach an antiquated, unscientific view of cosmology? Was the biblical account simply borrowed from the surrounding pagan nations? Does the inspired nature of the creation account give us a view of origins that is complete in its divine framework?\nThese are some of the issues we will touch on in this week’s lesson.']

['A look at the Signs of the Times in the context of Biblical instruction. Even the world tells us that we are living in unusual times. It is natural to wonder where current events will take us. Jesus provided an historical timeline in Matthew 24 describing the events that would be happening just before His return so that we would not be confused or unprepared.', 'A look at the Signs of the Times in the context of Biblical instruction. Even the world tells us that we are living in unusual times. It is natural to wonder where current events will take us. Jesus provided an historical timeline in Matthew 24 describing the events that would be happening just before His return so that we would not be confused or unprepared.']

['The major teachings or doctrines of the Bible have their source in these chapters. \nThe greatest questions of philosophy regarding who we are, why we are here, and how we got here are answered by the first sentence of the Bible.\nThe Bible teaches that Jesus was the agent of creation.', 'The major teachings or doctrines of the Bible have their source in these chapters. \nThe greatest questions of philosophy regarding who we are, why we are here, and how we got here are answered by the first sentence of the Bible.\nThe Bible teaches that Jesus was the agent of creation.']

['The Second Coming of Jesus is the hope of all Christians. The Bible teaches us that we are to be ready. But how do we get ready? Can we know when He is coming again? Ca we know when we are ready?', 'The Second Coming of Jesus is the hope of all Christians. The Bible teaches us that we are to be ready. But how do we get ready? Can we know when He is coming again? Ca we know when we are ready?']

['The Bible was written as a witness to God’s work in history. The Lord chose to do this in human language, making His thoughts and ideas visible through human words. We are to receive God’s word as supreme authority.', 'The Bible was written as a witness to God’s work in history. The Lord chose to do this in human language, making His thoughts and ideas visible through human words. We are to receive God’s word as supreme authority.']

['Jochebed serves an example of the importance of the early years of a child’s life.\nA celebration of mothers in particular, as the primary influence for children and families developing an understanding of and loyalty to God’s Principles.', 'Jochebed serves an example of the importance of the early years of a child’s life.\nA celebration of mothers in particular, as the primary influence for children and families developing an understanding of and loyalty to God’s Principles.']