Bible Verse–John 1:42

May 4, 2019

John 1:42

42And he brought him to Jesus. And when Jesus beheld him, he said, You are Simon the son of Jona: you shall be called Cephas, which is by interpretation, A stone.

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Bible Study

  1. 1The Lord Jesus Gave Peter the Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven, Why Did the Lord Approve of Peter’s Faith?
  2. 2Why Does God Mourn for Mankind?
  3. 3Why Did God Command Abraham to Offer His Son Isaac?
  4. 4The Truth of Job's Trials
  5. 5Which Is Greater in Your Heart, God or the Temple?
  6. 6The Mystery of Resurrection From the Dead

Prayer

I Should Sing Not for Satisfying My Vanity but for Praising God
After Prayer, I Saw the Miracle in Desperation
What Principles Should Christians Follow to Pray in Order to Align With God’s Will?
Fellowship at a Gathering Helped Me Understand What True Prayer Is

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