Reformed Children

 Hello! Today there will be a special project: summarizing the thirty nine chapters, and overall flow of the Old Testament. Today will also be the New Testament summary. GENESIS God creates the earth and all the things and makes two "humans" in the Garden of Eden. However, they sin, and they depart from God. God promised them that their relationship to God will be restored and achieved by one of their descendants. Adam and Eve's son Cain kills his brother Abel, so he is forced to leave the household of Adam and Eve. Cain is cursed by God and despised by other people. Seth is born in place of Abel. Seth's descendant Noah is a righteous man, but all the other people are now evil, so Noah and his family builds a big boat (an ark), God floods the entire land, and Noah and his family starts humanity again, but now there are only descendants of Seth, not the descendants of Cain (evil). Noah has three sons: Shem, Ham, and Japheth. Through Shem he has a descendant named Abrah...

 Hello! Before we begin our daily Hebrews chapter, I have an announcement: Hebrews 13 on Thursday, 1 August is the last Hebrews daily chapter. Afterwards will be a two day inactive period because I am going somewhere. Afterwards, on Sunday, the normal schedule will be resumed and the first daily post will be Psalms. For Psalms, we will skim five chapters per day.  Schedule between 31 July to 5 August 31 July: Hebrews 12 1 August: Hebrews 13 2 August: Inactive 3 August: Inactive 4 August: Book of Revelation, Psalms 1-5, SFD, PH 5 August: Psalms 6-10 Anyways, let us commence Hebrews 12 summary: Hebrews 12 first continues Hebrews 11's topic about faith. It says that we should persevere and follow Jesus, who perfects faith and was crucified for us. He endured opposition from sinners, and we should do so too. The second part of Hebrews 12 is a new topic about how God  disciplines us. When struggling against sin, we must be encouraged and we must accept God's discipline and the...

 Hello! Today's chapter Hebrews 11: Hebrews 11 is called Faith in Action, which is about confidence and assurance about what we cannot do ourselves but may act with God. By faith we can understand the Lord's power and that he created and redeemed us. With faith, Abel offered a better offering than Cain did and was commended as righteous. With faith, Enoch was taken up to heaven since he pleased God, but without faith he cannot please God. By faith Enoch did this. By faith Noah built the huge ark to save he and his family. By faith Abraham received the Promised Land. By faith Isaac and Jacob received the same promise as Abraham did. By faith Sarah was able to have children in old age. By faith these men (Abraham, Isaac, Jacob) had numerous descendants and left their old land for a new, better one. By faith Joseph was able to rise the ranks in Egypt. By faith Moses was adopted by the princess of Egypt. By faith he managed to leave egypt with all his Israelites and he passed throu...

 Hello! Today is Hebrews 9, the fifth last Hebrews chapter: Hebrews 9's first part is called "Worship in the Earthly Tabernacle" and is about the Tabernacle that Moses set up, a very important thing in Jewish history,  and here the author discusses about its features. He says that the priest meticulously offers sacrifices in it, sacrifices that had blood. He will later compares this to the sacrifices of Jesus, the high priest. The second part, "The Blood of Christ" compares the high priests of the tabernacles to Jesus. The author says Jesus is a high priest more than any other, and he sacrificed his own blood, obtaining eternal redemption for us. The old Covenant was revolving around the Tabernacle and the High Priests, but the New Covenant revolved around Jesus, and it granted us salvation. That is Hebrews 9! The verse: 11  But when Christ came as high priest  of the good things that are now already here, [ a ]  he went through the greater and more perfect tabe...

 Hello! Today's daily Hebrews chapter is Hebrews 8: Hebrews 8 is claled "The High Priest of a New Covenant". It says that we have a high priest, a leader, a holy one, one who sacrifices, and is in heaven - Jesus. Every high priest had to gather offerings to God, but Jesus' ministry is better than theirs, was a new covenant of even better promises. If the first covenant was perfect, the Lord did not need to send his Son Jesus to this earth. The Lord thought his people were unfaithful and sent his Son and with him a new Covenant is with us. That was short - 13 verses. Thanks for reading!:   Now the main point of what we are saying is this: We do have such a high priest,   who sat down at the right hand of the throne of the Majesty in heaven,   2  and who serves in the sanctuary, the true tabernacle set up by the Lord, not by a mere human being. Hebrews 8:1-2

 Hello all! Today, in my sunday school the topic is Jude (we are covering the NT books, and after Revelation the OT books). This is a summary of today's Jude lesson.  Subtopic 1 - Theme of Jude Jude was written by Jude, who was the brother of James, who was the brother of Jesus. Jude wrote this to Christians everywhere. The purpose of this letter was to warn them against false teachers and apostates among their community, but Jude originally wanted to make it a more hopeful letter about salvation, but the Holy Spirit encouraged him to warn them instead. Subtopic 2 - Apostates and Ungodly People Jude warned all the churches that there werre ungodly people among them, those who reject the Word of God and deny the sayings uttered by Jesus, and those who corrupt others. These people are called apostates.  He told the churches to keep the truth and do not fall to the ways of false teachers, for false teachers will be destroyed as they rebelled against God. We can differentiate...

 Hello!  I have a short book written down by Timothy Keller, American pastor and theologian, and I want to review and overview the book. However, I will not include too much, as it is not a free book and I cannot give all its content away. Timothy Keller's first part simpky asks us "How do we know someone has been changed by the grace of God". He then focuses on 1 Corinthians 3-4 for the answer. This is 1 Corinthians 3:21-4:7: 21  So then, no more boasting about human leaders! All things are yours,  22  whether Paul or Apollos or Cephas [ a ]  or the world or life or death or the present or the future—all are yours,   23  and you are of Christ, and Christ is of God. The Nature of True Apostleship 4  This, then, is how you ought to regard us: as servants of Christ and as those entrusted with the mysteries God has revealed.   2  Now it is required that those who have been given a trust must prove faithful...

 Hello! Today's Hebrews chapter is Hebrews 7. Hebrews 7 talks about a man called "Melchizedek", who was a priest probably living in the time of Abraham, who is a mysterious figure in the Bible. In Jewish culture at the time, he was a popular figure and priest, and was revered for his righteousness.  The author of Hebrews uses Melchizedek to tell the Jews that Jesus is the perfect high priest, above Melchizedek (remember that the Book of Hebrews were sent to the Jews by the author of Hebrews, and he (the author) often uses important Jewish figures). Jesus is a priest like him (Melchizedek) but even better, with an everlasting priesthood, who is holy and pure. And that's all! 

 Hello! All 31 proverbs daily chapters are complete, so its time for resuming the Hebrews Daily Project we paused in Hebrews 5. Here it goes, Hebrews 6: The first part of Hebrews 6 talks about being spiritually mature and faithful to God, and following his instructions and commandments. It is not impossible for a matured faithful person that obeys God to fall and in the middle of the way, reject the Lord, so watch out! The author of Hebrews, who is unknown, tells us to remember God is just and always right, he will not forget your love, faith and works, and we should keep the obedience and faith to God to the very end, snd not be lazy. In the second part of Hebrews 6, the author tells us that God promised Abraham that he and his descendants would be blessed by God, and Abraham received what God promised him. This example shows us that God fulfills all his promises - a true promise from the Lord has no other circumstance than execution.  That is Hebrews 6! The daily verse:, whi...

 Hello! Today's daily proverbial chapter, the final of all thirty one proverb chapters is here: it has been 31 days since the beginning of the Proverbs series that I wrote, and 33 since the beginning, including times I skipped. We will go verse by verse, starting in verse 2: Verse 2,3: Listen to the wise, do not fall into the fool, do not fall into the adulterer. Verse 4,5,6,7: Do not drink alcohol, much more when you have power, for it leads you to downfall. Verse 8,9: Defend the innocent, protect the wise, and guard those in poverty, do not oppress them. The last topic in Proverbs 31, and in Proverbs is called "Epilogue: The Wife of Noble Character". They describe that a good spouse is worth a lot, a true good spouse does not harm and brings good, and his/her spouse has trust towards them. He/she must be generous, hardworking, kind to the poor, and last but certainly not least - he/she must Fear the Lord. That is Proverbs 31! Tommorow we will continue Hebrews, then do P...

 Hello! Let's jump into Proverbs 30. Proverbs 20 was written by Agur son of Jakeh, a wise man. This was his words: Verse 1b: We are sinful people, but we can succeed. Verse 2: We are people of evil and of sin. Verse 3: We are foolish people without as much wisdom as the Lord. Verse 4: Jesus is all powerful, the wisest, and has gone to and from heaven. Verse 5: The Bible is flawless, and it is a shield to those who take refuge in the Lord - The Wise. Verse 6: Do not modify or change the Bible, for that is lying and you will certainly be rebuked. Verse 7,8,9: We need two things from the Lord, says Agur: The justification for us and the border between us and sin. For if not, we will dishonor the name of the Lord Almighty. Verse 10: Do not lie, do not gossip, for you will be faced with consequences. Verse 11,12,13,14,: There are foolish people: those who hate their parents, think that they are wise, the gossipers, the offenders, and the oppressors of the poor. Avoid them. Verse 15,16: ...

 Hello! Let's begin Proverbs 29, the third last chapter in Proverbs. After Proverbs 31 (which if all thi gs go well, is on 26 July), will be Hebrews 6-13, then Psalms. Proverbs 29 has 27 short proverbs: Verse 1: When rebuked, accept it, when being disciplined, follow it, so you may thrive . Verse 2: The people love and honor the righteous, but they dislike the wicked. Verse 3: Have self control and stay or turn to be wise. Verse 4: A just ruler brings prosperity, but bribery ends the prosperity. Verse 5: Do not attack or harm others, you are putting danger on yourself. Verse 6: The sins of the evil trap them, but the righteous survive because of righteousness. Verse 7: The righteous care for the poor, but the wicked are not concerned, they are oppressive to them. Verse 8: Quarrels are bad, but wisdom heals conflict. Verse 9: Fools cause conflict and disorder and end peace. Verse 10: The wicked hate the wise and want to take them down. Verse 11: Fools accept conflict in open arms, b...

 Hello! Since we will do proverbs twice today, here it is: Verse 1: The wicked are terrified for nothing, but the righteous are bold. Verse 2: A person of wisdom will succeed and should be chosen. Verse 3: Do not oppress the poor. Verse 4: Accept instruction, as it is wisdom. Verse 5: The wicked does not know what is right, so seek the Lord, to understand it. Verse 6: Better to be poor but innocent than rich but evil. Verse 7: The wise will accept instruction and their parents will be proud. Verse 8: Whoever greedily takes money will lose it. Verse 9: You will not succeed if you reject discipline and wisdom. Verse 10: The wise knows what is right and wrong, those who have true wisdom cannot be fooled. Verse 11: Being wealthy but foolish is still a bad thing, as the wealthy proclaim themselves as wise, but are they? Verse 12: People honor and love the righteous and their decisions, but they despise the wicked. Verse 13: Confess your sins and gain mercy. Verse 14: Surrender to God an...

 Hello! Sorry that yesterday I had posted no daily proverb, so i will do an additional one today, so today is Proverbs 27 and 28. Let us begin the twenty seventh episode! Proverbs 27 is the Further Proverbs of Solomon, more proverbs written by King Solomon collected by the officials of King Hezekiah.  Verse 1: Do not boast about your future, what do you know? Anything may happen. Verse 2: Do not praise yourself, let others do that for you, for doing so is an act of boasting. Verse 3: Fool's words are terrible, do not put them into your decision. Verse 4: Anger and fury are terrible, but the cause that is even worse than them is jealousy. Verse 5: Rebuke others and accept rebuke, so others may improve, and you may. Verse 6: True friends rebuke and change your actions for the better, but enemies prevent that. Verse 7: The poor man is grateful and appreciative, but the rich man is not cheerful. Verse 8: Do not put yourself in danger.  Verse 9: A friend's advice is great, and...

 Hello! I have already posted and written the Argument Against Every Major Religion, where I disprove and debunk other religions for further Christianity proof. I have disproven all Polytheistic and Reincarnational religions, and a few monotheistic religions, but I want to disprove more monotheistic religions to truly get it cleared up. Furthermore, I will also give some Q&A about religion. Bahai Faith The Bahai Faith is a fairly modern religion believing that you should take and follow all religions, and that they should be united. However, we have disproved many religions in my blog, and there is no reason to take from false religions. Also, there must be only one. Rastafari The Rastafari belief rejects Jesus as the Messiah, but rather someone called "Haile Selassie", which is basically Black Jesus. The Rastafaris reject and alter the Bible, and really it's just a wishful excuse to a time where the scattered Ethiopains in foreign nations were being oppressed. Furthe...

 Hello! Today's sunday I heard about 2 and 3 John, 2 books that succeed 1 John and precede Jude. Let's enter! Today's lesson is quite a short lesson. Subtopic 1 - Theme of 2 John 2 John was written circa 85 AD by the apostle John, the last living apostle at the time. It was written to a Christian family who seems to run a church. John wants to warn and advise them, but the letter is short, as he did not want to write, but see them face to face. Subtopic 2 - Contents of 2 John John tells them, and us, to walk in truth and love. John is happy they are walking in the truth, and the greatest joy is the joy of the knowledge of that you are walking in the truth, or someone you love is. He commands us to love one another, but do not welcome false teachers that reject the words uttered by Jesus. Subtopic 3 - Theme of 3 John 3 John was written around the same time as 2 John and 1 John, and was sent to Gaius, a friend of John. He wants to warn him and advise him, as it had been sixty...

 Hello! I have written and compiled some of what I wrote. Basically, its a debunking that attempts to debunk as many major religions as possible, as well as atheism; - all polytheistic religions and all reincarnation religions, which includes Hinduism, Paganism, Shintoism.  - monotheistic: Islam, Judaism, Sikhism, Zoroastrianism, Deism, Satanism.  - nontheistic: Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism. - atheists: atheism. All major religions included: Hinduism, Paganism, Shintoism, Islam, Judaism, Sikhism, Zoroastrianism, Deism, Satanism, Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Atheism. (All polytheistic religions also included). Debunking Atheism, Polytheism, and Non-Christian Monotheism Polytheism Arguments against Polytheists Hello! I may have already listed ten arguments against Atheism, but what about "Ok, if Atheism is false, what type of Theism is true?". Let's narrow the 4000 estimated religions to less with three arguments against Polytheism. What is Polytheism? Polytheism is th...