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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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Understand His Divinity and humanity. Understand His love for people, and most importantly, He is the eternal glory who died for human sins, resurrected Glory and waited for Him to judge the world
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The more I know God the more I love him
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Words are not able to describe the gratitude that I feel. We are blessed to be so loved by Him
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It very clearly spells out the things that I believe about God and Christ with references to scriptures as support. It puts very clearly into words the ways that I think about who God and Christ are in my own life.
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My study of the Doctrine of Christ and reflecting on what Jesus did for us and the love He showed for us re affirms for me how much I have grattitude for everything He did for us and He is the only one that could do everything He did. And He is our Lord and Savior
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What impressed you about the idea of “adorning the doctrine of God”?
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It is a lifestyle
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Adorning anything means paying respect to it and elevating it above others. It suggests that we honour it by demonstrating its spirit and effectiveness in full and by modelling its significance for others. We are to demonstrate the teaching’s superiority in our own lives by demonstrating what the doctrine can accomplish when used by the Holy Spirit to bring about global reform.
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That we can put on what we believe for others to see.
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Adorning the doctrine of God ultimately result in the glorification of God, and attract people to God. It is not a showing off of self but but directing the attention to God.
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Everything we do should have the purpose of bringing honour, glory, and praise to God. (1 Cor. 10:31) Our lives should demonstrate Christ (Gal. 2:20; 1 Pet. 4:7-11) and elicit praise for Him from them, (Matt. 5:14-16) even, ultimately, from those who may not, initially, appreciate the righteousness they observe. (1 Pet. 2:11, 12; 3:13-18)