When did the One “who is God and Lord of all” come “down to earth from heaven”?
- Jesus came to be human like us (Lk 2:1-12; Phil 2:5-7)
- Jesus came to be human to us (Lk 2:39-40; 1 Jn 1:3 and 5b-6)
- Jesus came to be human with us (Heb 2:14-18; 4:14-15)
- Jesus came to be human to rescue and restore us (Jn 14:1-3; 1 Jn 3:1-2)
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Introduction and Background
Why does Charles Wesley urge us to sing with the herald-angels?
- Jesus came to earth to reconcile us to God
- Jesus came to earth to relate to us as God
- Jesus came to earth to raise us to be with God
Will you be singing this Christmas?
- A New Beginning: An Ancient Purpose
- Promised Land becomes Holy Land
- Final Reflections on the book of Numbers
- Wesley: A Brand Plucked from the Burning
- Wesley’s Conversion #1: Holiness
- Wesley’s Conversion #2: Aldersgate Street (May 24, 1738)
- Wesley’s Conversion #3: Field-preaching to the unreached (April 2, 1739)
- Wesley’s legacy (and why he’s a dead guy worth knowing)
- Learning wisdom through a riddle
- If that’s the riddle, what’s the lesson?
- Putting wisdom into practice
What issues does Israel need to resolve if they are to enter the promised land?
- Zelophehad’s Inheritance
- The Whole Nation’s Inheritance
- Keeping the Law
- Balaam’s trap and Israel’s self-destruction
- YHWH’s anger, the zeal of Phinehas and hope for the future
- Warnings for us
- Year 10 Irish Class
- Balaam is Summoned (22:1-41)
- Balak’s master plan (vv. 1-20)
- Angels and donkeys (vv. 21-41)
- Balaam’s Oracles (23:1 – 24:25)
- Behold Your God
- Remember God’s power and protection
- Realise the extent of God’s grace