Throughout Our Lives, From Birth To Death, We Will Be Inspired

Even in the midst of suffering, God is aiming for your ultimate good (Jer. 29:11-13; Rom. 8:28; Gen. 50:20).

He stood between "us" and God; and both the reproaches and the divine displeasure due to them, "met" on his sacred person, and produced the sorrows of the atonement - his bitter agony in the garden and on the cross. Jesus thus showed his love of God in being willing to bear the reproaches aimed at him; and his love to "men" in being willing to endure the sufferings necessary to atone for these very sins.“Now may the God of patience and comfort grant you to be like-minded toward one another, according to Christ Jesus, that you may with one mind and one mouth glorify the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ”.Now may the God: Paul puts these words into the form of a prayer this demonstrates that he recognizes that this is a work that the Holy Spirit must do inside us. The God of patience: Our God is a God of patience. We are often in so much of a hurry, and God often seems to work too slowly for us. Often the purposes of God seem to be delayed but they always are fulfilled. God's delays are not His denials, and He has a loving purpose in every delay.That you may: The goal is to glorify the God and Father of our Lord Jesus

2 Corinthians 1:3-4 shows us how God is our comfort in the midst of suffering so that we can comfort others.

Bible also. I became a Christian, and I was baptized at seven years old. My minister at the time, Charles

God has mercy and grace for those that follow him even when at times we make mistakes.

Peace Like River: The Importance of Faith in Life Many Christians wear faith as a suit of armor protecting them from life’s hardships. God guides believers through loss, poverty, and sickness. The common phrase, “God doesn’t give you more than you can handle” expresses this idea. The knowledge that they are not alone and have God’s protection gives them strength and hope.

Jack Blattner AP English 1/15/15 Mr. Martin Certainty and Doubt William Lyon Phelps said, “If you develop the absolute sense of certainty that powerful beliefs provide, then you can get yourself to accomplish virtually anything, including those things that other people are certain are impossible,” while Bertrand Russell said, “I think we ought always to entertain our opinions with some measure of doubt. I shouldn’t wish people dogmatically to believe any philosophy, not even mine.” These two perspectives could not be more opposite and give true insight into the belief systems of each of the authors. Many people, particularly people with a strong faith in God and a belief that a higher authority is involved in their everyday lives, strongly feel that their faith and beliefs will allow them to achieve all of their hopes and desires. Even in the face of tragedy and inexplicable cruelty and hardship faced by millions of people in the world, the faithful believe that God’s will will ultimately prevail, and that belief is often unshakable.

I, Ruben Valce, am here writing to you to allow Romans 5:1-11 a much more simple set of verses to understand and grasp for your own well-being. Paul, author of the book of Romans, wrote verses 1-11 of Romans 5 so that the focus is geared towards us, Christians, to understand what Jesus Christ our Lord did for humanity 2,000 years ago on that cross which was die on the cross for us so we may receive eternal life and the benefits that we can reap from them if we choose to accept them. Benefits such as sharing God’s glory, building a new, better relationship with God, and peace. At around the time of when the book of Romans was written, Jesus Christ was being crucified for the sins of this sinful world.

In his writing The Freedom of a Christian, Martian Luther discusses a wide variety of elements regarding the Christian faith walk. These topics include; The inner soul and outer body, faith and works, those in power through the Catholic Church, the common man, and finally humanity and God’s role in the lives of His creation. Luther approaches these topics with the strong bias of faith alone bringing salvation and reconciliation with God. It can be seen that with these views Luther believes on the other hand, that works are a product of faith, but have no direct connection to one’s righteousness or salvation. Throughout his writing Luther pulls from various contexts, scriptures, and logic to effectively support his argument of faith alone and

More than half of this world practices and holds to their generation for many thousands of years. In terms of teachings of God, Bible is considered as a core teaching of God and this sacred book introduces Christians towards the meaning of life, the truth, and so on (“What can the Bible”, n.d.). Back then, during Medieval period (5th-15th century) common people was a restriction of accessing to the Bible because it thought to be a holy book for the upper class to formally learn the teaching of God and common people were considered as illiterate (“Why was the Bible”, 2017). When the time passed by, Bible becomes more open and available for both Christians and other people to pursue their knowledge. With reference to the Bible, it is important to briefly understand the source of it and what is it about because the Bible is deemed to be the heart of this piece of Christianity’s

But God restored us to himself through his love and mercy and saved us with his grace (v. 4-7).

Ever since I was born I have been attending church. At this young age they teach you everything about the main stories or the main points of the Bible. At my church I learned stories from Noah’s ark to the story of Adam and Eve eating the apple from the tree of knowledge of good and evil. I learned about who was the narrator of the Bible and who created our earth. I never knew who were the people that printed out the pages or chose a specific font for the Bible. I didn’t have the background knowledge of what country or if it were the Romans that actually created the Bible. In this world there has been several theories that the Romans were the ones that wrote it or it was the English that wrote it and printed it out. After reading the book “How we got the Bible” by Neil R. Lightfoot, it gave me the right knowledge and understanding of who wrote the wonderful collection of books. Understanding how we got the Bible means that we have to know how it was written, on what it was written and who wrote it.

Romans 5:1 to 11 is based on reconciliation though the death of Jesus Christ and subsequent hope and blessings that follows with faith. In this essay, I will discuss the text before the verses to provide context, the historical background behind the text, the literary context, and the content. Lastly I will make an exegetical summary on what the text hopes to accomplish, a theological witness explaining what the text reveals about God, and eventually interpreting how it can be applied in our own lives.

I always knew about the bible, it would be very hard not to when you live in a Christian household and not to mention my dad being the Senior Pastor at my church. These going through the motions continued into my teen years and being a typical teenager, I start to question why I was doing the things I would do. During all the questions I asked I started to drift away

I have gained so much knowledge about God and his word since starting home schooling in early September. Reading the Bible has become one of the subjects I am required to do every day and it has become my absolute favorite. I have read the entire book of Galatians, Philippians,