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You can find printable verse cards on the Life of Christ product page at positiveaction.org. Format and Grade Level Though teachers have successfully adapted and taught this study in grades seven through twelve, we recom-
The Life of Christ (Study Guide to the Four Gospel Accounts: Matthew, Mark, Luke and John) is a Bible study guide for teenagers and adults to be use d in Bible classes in local congregations.
The Saving Life of Christ. By Ian Thomas. Christ did not die simply that you might be saved from a bad conscience, or even to remove the stain of your past failure, but to “clear the decks” for divine action. You have been told that Jesus Christ shed His blood for your sins in order to reconcile you to God.
To establish John’s two-fold purpose for writing his Gospel account of the life of Christ. To help the students understand when John wrote his Gospel and when the events of which he wrote took place. To show the importance of the four Passover feasts to John’s chronology of Christ’s ministry.
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Yet you are truly emancipa-ted from the bondage of self-trust and doubt and the tyranny of your enemy, the devil. When you trust Christ, not just for His death, but also for His life within you, you are restored to true humanity in order to be a human conduit of the divine life.
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death is not what God intends for us, is a basic belief. Right at the heart of the Christian faith is an absolute commitment to Christ who died on a cross on Good Friday and rose from the dead on Easter Sunday. Jesus’ death and resurrection are the central beliefs of Christianity. God defeats death and Christ lives. Christians
