what make you think that all uni students have class at night?

Okay, I will do that.

I'm shy to ask.

Later people say I'm the dumb blonde German girl.

Point of view.

I read this online, "If you are seeking the materialistic things, you will not be contented. If you are seeking Christ, you will be contented."

Too expensive. Ever since petrol prices went up, things became expensive. When the petrol price went down, prices of stuffs never went down. I hate economics.

My favourite egg tart went up 40 cents. Ridiculous.

lolwut? But why? Nvm. You can ask here.

A Beautiful Morning to Everyone!

Isn't it a privilege we get to go worship God today?
Let's not miss it!

Have a great day Everyone!

Praise the Lord! We are covering Exodus from this week onwards. Enjoying this:

The book of Exodus reveals God in various aspects:
1. God is the self-existing and ever-existing God (3:14).

2. God is the God of Abraham, of Isaac, and of Jacob (vv. 6, 15-16; 4:5; Matt. 22:31-32).

3. God is the God of the Hebrews (Exo. 3:18; 5:3; 7:16; 9:1, 13; 10:3).

4. God is the God of Israel (5:1; 24:10; 32:27; 34:23).

5. God is the speaking God (4:10, 30; 9:35; 20:1).

6. God is the God of the covenant (2:24; 6:4-5; 24:8; 13:5).

7. God is the sovereign God (3:20-21; 4:21; 7:3-5; 8:10; 9:16; Rom. 9:15-23).

8. God is the redeeming and saving God (Exo. 6:6; 15:13; 14:30, 13; 15:2).

9. God is the blessing God (23:25; 32:29).

10. God is the healing God (15:26).

11. God is the infusing God (34:29-35).

12. God is the courting God (19:4-6; Jer. 2:2; 31:32).

13. God is the processed and consummated God (Exo. 17:6; John 19:34; 7:37-39).

14. God is the God who dwells in the tabernacle (Exo. 25:8-9; 29:46; 40:1-2, 34-3

must goooooo, no money visit them at aussie

someone posted this price poster but it's unknown either this is real price or not since no info on the organizer page or the ticketing page either

i thinkso its around 150++ per tix for the cheapest one no ?

Sure.

Genesis explains the origin of Man, the Jewish people and their journey to Egypt?

Exodus explains about their exodus from Egypt to the Promised Land. God's covenant with Moses. The 10 Commandments.

Leviticus explains about building the Tabernacle, offerings for the Tabernacle. The establishment of ritual laws.

Numbers explains about census, duties of the priests, conquest.

Deuteronomy explains about Israeli code of conduct while in Canaan, Laws of Religious Observance, Laws Concerning Officials, Civil Law and Criminal Law.

The historical books of Joshua, Judges, Ruth, Samuel, Kings, Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah and Esther.

The wisdom books of Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon.

The 4 major prophets - Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel and Daniel. There's only 4 major prophets right?

The 12 minor prophets - Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi.

How come Catholic got 7 extra books? Eastern Orthodox got 12 extra books?

Aren't we all guilty of being materialistic? Some just don't admit it. I know I am. hehehe...

no official price out yet so far, still waiting

no official price out yet so far, still waiting

pricelist here

This post has been edited by subimpact: Mar 8 2015, 07:41 PM

this is not the official price list poster, i dunno who created this and there is no info on the ticketing website either or the organizer website

someone tagged me here and was refered to your post subimpact

Lel. I'm a backsliding Christian btw.

This is quite debatable. IMO, [I could be flamed ]

There were fourteen books of the Apocrypha which were not included in the Bible. Some have thought that these fourteen books were included in the Old Testament before the Septuagint translation of the Old Testament into Greek in 277 B.C. But we can find out from verified historical information that such a postulate is wrong.

1. The Proof of Josephus

The authoritative Jewish historian Josephus (born in A.D. 37) said: “We [the Jews] are not like the Greeks, having a lot of books that do not agree and are contradicting. We have only twenty-two books, including all the past writings, as recognized correctly to be divine. After such a long time, no one has ever dared to add to, delete from, or alter them.” This proves that even at the time of Josephus (first century A.D.), the Old Testament had only the original twenty-two books without the additional fourteen books from the Apocrypha. Therefore, to assume that the Old Testament contained the Apocrypha before 277 B.C. is not correct.]

The Old Testament today has thirty-nine books. Originally, there were only twenty-two. Judges and Ruth were one book. Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles did not have first and second books. Ezra and Nehemiah were one book. Jeremiah and Lamentations were one book. Hosea to Malachi, twelve books in all, were one book. These twenty-two books were divided into the present thirty-nine when the Old Testament was translated from Hebrew into the Greek Septuagint Version.

2. The Proof of Cyril

There was a scholar in Jerusalem called Cyril, born in A.D. 315, who said, “Please read the Holy Scripture, the twenty-two books of the Old Testament, which were translated by the Seventy-Two.” This shows that even as late as A.D. 315, the authoritative Jewish scholars still recognized their Old Testament to have only twenty-two books. His words also clearly prove that in the translation of the Septuagint (Cyril referred to the Seventy-Two, the number of scholars who translated the Septuagint. The historians are unclear whether it was seventy or seventy-two people there.), there were no fourteen apocryphal books in the Old Testament.

3. The Proof of the Lord Jesus and the Apostles

The Lord Jesus and the apostles quoted the Old Testament frequently. If the fourteen books of the Apocrypha were already among the Old Testament books, the Lord and the apostles should have quoted them. However, we cannot find them quoting from the Apocrypha once. This proves that at the time of the Lord Jesus and the apostles, these books of the Apocrypha were not there in the Old Testament.

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Among three manuscripts of the Bible which are considered some of the oldest in the world, one is kept in the Vatican, the place where the Roman Catholic Pope resides. It is called the Codex Vaticanus, or the Vatican Manuscript. According to the historians, this manuscript was finished in the fourth century A.D., and in the Old Testament part, which was a Septuagint translation, it included the fourteen books of the Apocrypha. This must have been added after A.D. 315. It might have been the objection to this move that caused the Eastern Greek Orthodox Church to call a council at Laodicea in A.D. 361 to officially denounce these fourteen books of the Apocrypha. They also forbade the use of these apocryphal books in the church. This proves that up until A.D. 361 there was a big question whether or not these apocryphal books should be included in the canon of Scripture.

The Recognition by the Roman Catholic Church

It was not until April 8, 1546 that the Roman Catholic Church called a council in Trent directly under the Pope to affirm the authority of these fourteen books of the Apocrypha. From that time on, these apocryphal books remained in the Roman Catholic Bible. This proves that until the sixteenth century A.D., even the Roman Catholic Church did not officially acknowledge these apocryphal books as canonical. Although this matter was affirmed at the Council of Trent by the Roman Catholic Church, the Lutherans solemnly denounced that these apocryphal books were divinely inspired. In 1646 more than one hundred fifty Protestant Bible scholars put together the “Westminster Confession,” which also declared that the Apocrypha has no divine authority and is the same as any other human composition.

Not really extra per say but those books was rejected by Protestants Because primarily, of the conflicting views on

1. Work Base Salvation
2. Prayers to the Saints
3. Offering penance to the dead
4. Purgatory
5. Worship of Mary
6. Conflicting theology

There are references you can find on the net.

I don't want to have a war started here.

Yo, Why backslided? Come join us, we help to remove that bit by bit.

Yup. The Bible is complete for everything situation.

Trusting God is trusting what the Bible says.

oh dang...

woops i not sure if i've accidentally tagged you

Paying to 'worship'!
Fleecing the youth and adults alike...........no difference between the world and the 'church'.
The church has become a community of sheeple without the real shepherd.

Come out of her..........

1 Jn 2
15 Do not love the world nor the things in the world. If anyone loves the world, the love of the Father is not in him. 16 For all that is in the world, the lust of the flesh and the lust of the eyes and the boastful pride of life, is not from the Father, but is from the world. 17 The world is passing away, and also its lusts; but the one who does the will of God lives forever.