The Vineyard
I am the vine; you
are the branches. Whoever abides in me and I in him, he it is that bears much
fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing. – John 15:5
I
Peter 2:13-25:
- What
does God tell us to be subject to human authorities? When we show submission to our human rulers
and those over us, who are we really doing it for?
- How
does this passage tell us to treat other human beings? How does it tell us to treat other
Christians? How are we to treat God?
- Our
ability to suffer injustice is motivated by whose ability to suffer injustice?
- When
Christ suffered injustice, who was he doing it for?
- Who
are we to entrust ourselves to?
Psalm
24:
- In
this psalm the Lord claims ownership of the world, and all that is in it. On what basis does God make this claim?
- According
to this psalm, who is it that may approach the Lord?
- The
psalm says we will receive “righteousness” from the God of our salvation. What does that mean?
- What
names are used for God in this psalm?
What significance do you think they have?
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