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Lesson OneDoctrines of God and of Christ3 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson TwoDoctrines of the Holy Spirit and of the Bible3 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson ThreeDoctrines of Salvation and of the Church3 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson FourDoctrines of The Spirit World and of the Future3 Activities1 Assessment
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Course Wrap-UpCourse Completion1 Activity1 Assessment
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Discussion Questions
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How did your study on the doctrine of Christ give you a deeper love for the Savior?
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The study on the doctrine of Christ, showed me how much I should appreciate what Jesus did for me.
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It’s always good to have a Heavily. savior to direct your path. When it seems like it’s going off course.
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To consider the precious price He paid. I will never understand it, never know what is was like, never comprehend the magnificence of what happened in the spiritual realm, in hell. I do not deserve this, not even on my best day. All I can do is love Him with everything I am and in every way I know.
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To know that Jesus is fully human and Fully God, that He came and revealed the Father (God) and that He died for my sins that I may be reconciled to God.
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Reading the Bible, filling with His word, and trying to understand His love and how He works.
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What impressed you about the idea of “adorning the doctrine of God”?
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Since Doctrine means bible truths being taught, believed and practiced. It’s only right that we adorn “show others” what a life that represents Christ and His truth looks like. May our lives reflect Christ and it draws others not to us but to Him.
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“Adorning the doctrine of God,” is daily allowing the Holy Spirit to dress me in the attributes that reflect Christ Jesus. These attributes are attractive and serve in drawing others to Christ. It is not just what I say, but also what I do, how I treat others, publicly & privately. All of my actions should point back to Christ.
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That we should so enjoy learning, practicing and outward believing the truths about God that we are changed and that change is not only seen by those around us but attract others to the life they see; this glorifies God.
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Ever since I read 1 Timothy i realized the importance of being a good example. When Paul writes that letter he is very concerned about how the church, as a whole, is perceived by the public of non-believers. We must all strive to be a good example so that no one will have anything bad to say about the church and so the church doesn’t develop a bad reputation. I’ve never heard of the term adorning the doctrine of God, but its telling us to live what we claim to believe. Not just for ourselves but for others benefit
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The idea of “adorning the doctrine of God” is a great visual metaphor. When we are adorned with the doctrine of God, people should see our lives reflecting his Holiness.