1. The word INDELIBLE means a mark like an "embossed stamp", used to show authenticity of the sender. It could be an Government Official on a Important Matter or an agreement between to parties - See pic for detail.
a. It can have a figure, symbol, word or letter, to show its authenticity.
b. The item used to make this seal can be a medallion, a ring, a stamp that can be pressed on wax, paper, lead, or anything that will show the engraved mark.
b. As Prophet, or shall we say Teacher, we allow the Spirit to move us towards learning. By our studies, and practice of the Christian Faith, we can be strong in facing obstacles against our beliefs, to discern the Truth, and the Wisdom to communicate it with all.
c. As King, our knowledge, wisdom, and practice of our faith in Christ, help us in taking the role of Leader in areas where family, friends, and neighbors need us the most. Christ will shine through you, and that light will be a bridge for a person to want to know the Lord, who fills you with His Joy and Purpose. Here, the Christian can also deal with the problem of BAD EXAMPLES, forgive them, understand them, even provide ways for change. A person who hates Christianity, or who hates you for being a Christian, may be moved by you to know Jesus, when you least expect it.
a. Christ compares the Disciples to Salt and Light: Matthew 5:13-16b. Christ Invites All to Himself - He can use you to bring people to Him: Matthew 11:25-30c. Christ calls us to Love Him and Keep His Commandments: John 14:15-21d. Christ is the Vine - We are His Branches: John 15:1-6e. The Christian who loves Christ, must love their neighbor: John 15:12-17f. The Holy Spirit will move you to act and speak: John 16:5-15
a. We have the Courage to be Witnesses to Christ & His helpers to bring Holiness to the World.b. We are joined into image and sacrifices of His Priesthood.
i. The Apostles is a Witness: John 15:26-27ii. St. Paul's Mission is inspired by the Holy Spirit: Acts 13:2-6iii. St. Paul is protected by the Holy Spirit: Acts 20:22-28
1. Whose house did the mob march on? Why?
2. Who began the commotion during St. Paul’s visit?
3. Who did Paul debate with in Athens?
4. When Paul spoke to the philosophers and believers at the Areopagus, he mentions an altar that was inscribed – what was inscribed on that Altar?
5. Who was the person that ordered the Jews to leave Rome? Who is he? (Use the Internet)
6. Who was the speaker that was the native from Alexandria?
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1. What is the name of your Saint? What year was your Saint born, and died? What was the cause of death?