Acts: The Spread of the Gospel
This study is taken from John MacArthur's "Acts: The Spread of the Gospel." My prayer and goal for this devo is that we will learn more about how the early church laid the foundation for what we possess today, and that we would allow God to use us to turn our world upside for Him!
This will be an exciting journey, so encourage others to join you! I'm looking forward to the interaction we will have on this blog as we study the book of Acts!
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Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Chapter Three - The Reality of the Father's Sovereignty - Devo for 11/10/08
Deuteronomy 29:29; Ephesians 4:9-10
Questions
1. “This verse [Deut. 29:29] teaches us that there will always be a certain mystery in the things God is doing.” Why do you think God doesn't give us all the answers?
2. According to the last part of this verse, why does He reveal some things to us?
3. Ephesians 4:9-10 reveals the purpose of one of the mysteries of God. What is that purpose (v. 10)?
4 comments:
1. because then that will probably give away a surprise for us when we get to heaven.
2. that we may do all the words of this law.
3. ascended up far above all heaven
1. because he wants us to trust in him and sometimes wants us to figure them out ourselves so we can become stonger.
2. because he know that we cant do it on our own.
3. the we will be ascended up into heaven.
questions:
1.we dont need to know all the answers because we are not perfect.
2.so that we may have rules to follow.
3.we will go to heaven.
1. Because in our limited knowlege there are some things which might be hard for us to understand.
2. So that we may follow his law, and obey him.
3. For him to fill all things.
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