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04/10/2024 at 06:18 in reply to: Describe the place of the temple in first-century Jerusalem’s social, economic, and political life.

The <b style=”background-color: var(–bb-content-background-color); font-family: inherit; font-size: inherit; color: inherit;”>temple played a significant role in first-century Jerusalem’s social, economic, and political life as it was central in these areas because three times a year people came to Jerusalem at specific times for one feast or ceremony or celebration. So Jerusalem played a significant role in the life of a Jewish both religiously, economically, politically, culturally and socially.

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Mela

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04/10/2024 at 06:12 in reply to: Describe the place of the temple in first-century Jerusalem’s social, economic, and political life.

The Temple was meant to serve as the Jewish place of worship and was also used as a business or commercial centre where buying and selling took place. It translates today into the heart of the believer or the place where the Holy Spirit resides and operates in the life of the Christian.

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02/29/2024 at 06:31 in reply to: Dr. Laniak explained that “The caring heart of God is expressed in His commitment to justice and equity. Not that everyone is treated the same, but that the weaker ones are given preference.” Does this match what you read in Scripture? What could this look like in your own ministry?

Thi sit matches scripture. This is reflected in the gifts God gave us.

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02/29/2024 at 06:18 in reply to: In Acts 20:28–31, <note to="" lt:="" please="" hyperlink="" or="" add="" hover-over="" verse=""> Paul gives this instruction to the church in Ephesus: “Keep watch over yourselves and all the flock . . . after I leave, savage wolves will come in among you . . . Even from your own number men will arise and distort the truth . . .” (NIV). Why was Paul so sure “wolves” would arise from among them? What “wolves” do you need to watch out for? What measures can you put in place to keep watch over yourself and those who help you lead?</note>

Wolves are those used by the Devil to derail us from following Christ. They come in several forms false teachers, pastors and Ministers of the Gospel, charmers, etc. We can easily identify them by where they place Christ in their teaching. The Bible says anybody who does not teach that Christ is God come in the form of man is a false teacher or prophet.e

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02/29/2024 at 05:47 in reply to: In this lesson, Dr. Laniak describes a shepherd who knows each sheep in his flock by touch. How does this level of knowing/intimacy translate to your leadership role? How is the type of biblical restoration discussed in this lesson relevant to your leadership context?

As a leader in the Body of Christ, I should know my members individually, their personalities, peculiarities , strengths and weaknesses in order to minister to their needs as individual persons, under the guidance of th Holy Spirit

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