Samuel's Class

The 3rd Chapter, What is the meaning of love of Christianity? “A new commandment I give you, that you love one another. Just as I have loved you, so you also love one another. If you love one another, by this everyone will know that you are my disciples (John 13:34-35).” What kind of personality does God have? Why did God create humans? Why did Jesus Christ come to this earth and bear the cross?..

3. Suffering for Training(Job, 23:10, James1:3) Refining suffering is God's attempt to bless his people by educating and training them to have perfect faith and maturity of faith suitable for life in heaven (Deuteronomy 8:2-3, 16,17, 1 Peter 5:10). The purpose of this suffering of refinement is to purify the inner pride and sinfulness of humans and to form a character of humility and obedience, ..

The 2nd Chapter. What is the biblical meaning of suffering? “If you commit a sin and are beaten and endure it, what credit is there for that? However, if you endure suffering while doing good, it is a beautiful thing in the eyes of God. For this very thing you were called. Christ suffered for you, leaving you an example that you should follow his steps (1 Peter 2:20-21). There are many people wh..

3. Cross of Redemption (Isa 53:5, Rom 4:25) The holy justice of God, which can never forgive sins, and the great love of God, who forgives all sins unconditionally, meet together on the cross to achieve complete atonement for sinners. Therefore, the cross of Jesus Christ is the cross of atonement that completed the covenant of salvation. This is God’s mysterious secret (Colossians 1:27). Among t..

V. What message should we listen from God? What message should we preach to believers? (I am in a position to preach the word of God. What word should I preach?) We must convey the core truths of the Bible. The 1st Chapter. What is the meaning of the cross? 23 So when we preach that Christ was crucified, the Jews are offended and the Gentiles say it’s all nonsense. 24 But to those called by God ..

IV. Worship in the post-captivity era Introduction Temple worship centered on the Jerusalem Temple, along with the destruction of the temple after Israel was invaded by Babylon (2 Kings 24:14; King Jehoiachin, B.C. 597) Stopped. 2Kin 24:14 He carried into exile all Jerusalem: all the officers and fighting men, and all the craftsmen and artisans--a total of ten thousand. Only the poorest people o..

Ⅱ. Patriarchal worship In Genesis 3 and 4, God's "covenant of grace" is established by the fall of man. This covenant of grace is the coming Redeemer, Jesus Christ. But until His coming, something was needed to atone for the sins caused by the Fall. In other words, the necessity of sacrifices that symbolized the Redeemer of all fallen mankind, Jesus Christ, emerged. Of course, its establishment ..

Ⅲ. Worship history Introduction Studying the history of worship to God allows us to understand the true aspects of worship that have been handed down from ancient times. Let's properly explore the history of worship in the Bible, which is God's special revelation, look at the process of its development, and find out the shape of true worship that we should aim for in the present age. Ⅰ. The conc..

Ⅱ. Principle of worship There are several basic principles of worship. These principles are intended to properly establish an act of worship. It is a fundamental principle that is indispensable. 1. Revelation and Response The principle of worship is first based on the revelation of God. God first loves fallen man from the deep foreknowledge of transcendental knowledge, and leads man to the end w..

Outline of Liturgiology Ⅰ. Worship Introduction Worship studies are one of the practical theology along with preaching, evangelism (missiology), ministry, and counseling. As a believer, a correct understanding of true worship is necessary for pastors and church members. It can be said that it is a very good thing that an academic inquiry called liturgy is taking place in order to establish a the..