Our lesson looks at our reconciliation with God through Jesus Christ, and our calling as ambassadors of Christ, to bring the message of reconciliation to the world.
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During the month of December, our teachers enjoyed a much needed winter break. Here's a Christmas Lesson for your study during the Advent season.
In this lesson that we will explore, we can all look back at how God continues to be mindful of us in our present day.
This week's lesson emphasizes the way we are to treat our neighbors, strangers and those in business and most of all those that are considered poor and disabled.
The lesson emphasizes the importance of resting before the LORD and honoring the day that He set aside.
In today's lesson we begin a new unit "Obedience in Society" and this quarter we have been studying, "Learning to Honor God."
In our lesson today we learned of the Feasts of Booths “Tabernacles” known as Sukkoth. The Festival of Booths (also known as Tabernacles) was so named because during those days they were to construct booths in which to live.
In this week’s scriptures, Leviticus 22:17-25, the Lord tells Moses to instruct Aaron to tell the people His requirements for acceptable sacrifices.
In the lesson text today we see once again the matchless and precious grace of God's love poured out for His people by way of the Day of Atonement. Christ's once-for-all sacrifice was superior to the Old Testament Day of atonement (Hebrew 10:10).