Day 33 - Following the Way

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Prayer Suggestion |

O Eternal One,

Open our eyes to see Your Presence,
Open our ears to hear Your call to us,

Open our hearts to love all.  Amen

Sermon prayer, the Rev. Canon Rosemarie Duncan, Washington National Cathedral, Sunday, March 14, 2021

Bible in Time |

Friday | Fourth Full Week in Lent |

New Testament Study, Day 33 |

It’s 50 - 58 CE/a.d

Today - Galatians 6

Next - Overview | Revo. pp. 135 - 140

Next Assignments Calendar


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Edwards has asked us to pause and read 

the Letter to the Galatians. *


I am using NOAB5, Galatians, text and 

notes as the source of this background for you.

(all above from NOAB5 notes and my thoughts)  


Galatians 6

Paul calls the Galatians into ethical conduct in their lives for the care and mutuality for others who share the “pneuma” (Spirit) of Christ.
(NOAB5, p. 2087 notes)


v. 9a “So let us not grow weary in doing what is right, …”


Paul makes his final point by saying he has written by hand these final exhortations to boast of nothing except the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ. We are a new creation made possible of the Spirit of Jesus.


Live in the Spirit.


Other materials -

Map | First Missionary Journey

Map | Second Missionary Journey

(great review at bottom of page)

Invite your friends to our journey.

In Christ,

Dave Eitland

deitland@gmail.com

 

Note: “Revo.”, “Revolutionary”, “Edwards”
refers to our textbook “Revolutionary Bible
Study” by Gene Edwards,
ISBN 978-0-97975157-8,
© 2009.


Also used notes from the New Oxford
Annotated Bible, 5th Edition, © 2018.
(NOAB5)


Bible readings linked to Biblegateway.com.

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Posted to blog - 3/15/2021

Picture Credit - http://www.godisreal.today/pictures-of-jesus/

Artist - Greg Olson, Jerusalem

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