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There is only one Lawgiver and Judge the one who is able to save and to destroy but who are you to judge your neighbor Who are you when you judge None other than a God wannabe In this we become like the Devil himself no surprise that the Devil is mentioned in James 315 and 47 We act exactly like the adversary who seeks to usurp Gods throne and who acts as the accuser of the brethren When you and I fight our minds become filled with accusations your wrongs and my rights preoccupy me We play the selfrighteous judge in the minikingdoms we establish. Most of us are quick to condemn others for their actions and often the offending person has done exactly what we have done ourselves Why are we so quick to judge and cri ticize other people but never admit nor recognize that we are guilty of doing o The Normal Christian Life Pt. 1. Announcements!!. Adopt-a-. dawgs. !. “. Around the Table” . (Nov. 22nd). Thanksgiving Meal!! (At CV). Christmas Extravaganza!. ! . (Dec 3. rd. ). Senior Night!! (Dec. 4. I, and many other men, have received several reprimands for criticizing other religions. We’ve received such criticism in phone calls, letters to the editor, and personal letters. While we welcome criticism and would be foolish not to carefully consider it for “He who disdains instruction despises his own soul, But he who heeds rebuke gets understanding”, Prov. 15:32. . Other . Religions. ?. Text: . I Jn. 4:1. Scripture Reading: Mt. 15:7-14. Is It Wrong To Criticize Other Religions?. Intro . Some people get . offended at . criticism of other religions. It . is often an emotional plea of some kind, rather than a careful study of . Techniques. Equipment. 9/21/2015. Matt Preston. Whistle. Wristwatch. Bean Bags (2). Flags. Down Indicator. Coin (as an emergency backup if R does not have one). Game Card and Pen. Pre Game. 9/21/2015. The Book of Zephaniah. Drew Mathews. Associate Pastor. November 16, 2014. Old Testament Books. Genesis. Exodus. Leviticus. Numbers. Deuteronomy. Joshua. Judges. Ruth. 1 & 2 Samuel. 1 & 2 Kings. f. rom: Literarydevices.net. &. Prentice Hall . Literature. Definition of Satire. Satire is a technique employed by writers to expose and criticize foolishness and corruption of an individual or a society by using humor, irony, exaggeration (overstatement), understatement, or ridicule. It intends to improve the humanity by criticizing its follies and foibles.. How should you understand . these . Bible . quotes . ?. What is it called when someone takes these quotes at face value . ie. to mean exactly what the words say?. How would it be if you took them “literally”?. How should you understand . these . Bible . quotes . ?. What is it called when someone takes these quotes at face value . ie. to mean exactly what the words say?. How would it be if you took them “literally”?. A . r. eal-world scenario. Based on a possible business situation. Includes a PROBLEM that needs to be solved or a PLAN that needs to be prepared. . What is a Role-Play?. Individual Series . Event. 1- Individual . spacious, roomy. 51. . capacious (adj.). Intense, enthusiastic,. ardent. 52. . fervent (adj.). to find out for sure; to verify . 53. . ascertain (v.). harmless. 54. . innocuous (adj.). brave. 55. . ‘God loved the world so much that he gave his only Son,. so that everyone who believes in him may not be lost. but may have eternal life.. For God sent his Son into the world. not to condemn the world,. spacious, roomy. 51. . capacious (adj.). Intense, enthusiastic,. ardent. 52. . fervent (adj.). to find out for sure; to verify . 53. . ascertain (v.). harmless. 54. . innocuous (adj.). brave. 55. . PURPOSE THROUGH PLAYBALTIMORE -NEW YORK CITY -SAN FRANCISCO -DENVER -WASHINGTON DC -BOSTON -SEATTLE -CHARLESTON THE MILLENNIAL MARKET36National Workforce25National Population26Will pay more for health