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The glory of God is the goal of redemption and the salvation of the sinner is the means to that… Only the people who understand that are the ones that understand what worship is really about.
John MacArthur

“Leadership is the capacity and will to rally men and women to a common purpose and the character which inspires confidence.”<SPAN style="mso-spacerun:
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 Bernard Montgomery.
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“Never ‘for the sake of peace and quiet’ deny your own experience or convictions.”                             Dag Hammarskjöld. 

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Some practical tips for Gospel Out reach work
 
A burden to reach out and share the gospel is surely from the Lord. He will bless the desire and the effort however feeble it might be. For it’s His burden.
Though the message and the goal of evangelism is the same as ever, we need to find innovative ways to present the truth, so that
the present generation will be attracted to the gospel to consider and accept the Lord. Here are some methods that we can try in this busy world.
1.  Tract distribution: - Easiest method!  Give out a suitable tract or booklet to all who come in contact with us. Good to make our own title.
2. Friendship. A natural, simple method. Get in touch with them in the natural way. Talk personally; invite them to the assembly or special meetings. Arrange some body else also to talk to them.

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3. Extending a help: - Be ready to help the needy. Look for such opportunity to give a helping hand and that can be an occasion to share the Gospel. Many students and fresh job seekers are searching for some one who can assist them.
4. Hospital visiting. Patients, especially who are far away from their dear ones find much relief in such visits. Some brethren allow patients to use their mobile phone to talk to their families.  One has to see their joy then.

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6. Media. Use media to present the gospel to a large audience. With an appropriate advertisement get the attention of the targeted group.
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Of course there are many more methods. Our responsibility is to seize every opportunity and use any avenue to propagate the truth. But in all these methods the most important factor is our relationship with others.

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a. Be interested in People. Be friendly -take the initiative-saying hello etc
b. Be yourself-no pretension- People avoid the proud with head
weight!
c. Accept and approve others. - Listen with interest, be sensitive to their needs, and serve them. Thus establish a rapport.
d. Be a friend. – Don’t be in a hurry to reform others! Accept them as they are.  Be attentive to their thoughts and feelings.
e. Understand and empathize with people.
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g. Be transparent. Openness makes the other also to open their heart. Any body can find out the crookedness and the ulterior motive!
h. Sharing time, resources and ideas strengthens the bond.
i. remember their names.
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More than anything else it’s His grace, the fullness of the Spirit of God that works in and through us that accomplishes a work for the Lord. After all it’s His work. ‘Not by might nor by power but by my Spirit says the Lord.’ Praise be to His wonderful name.
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BRIEF NOTES ON THE TABERNACLE.
    

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ALTERNATIVE VIEWS:

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The Tabernacle a type of Christ: Most hold the view that the Tabernacle is a type of Christ, of

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different aspects of His person and work. Most books on the subject that I have seen put forward this view. It is very useful in the presentation of the Gospel.

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Tabernacle as a type of the believer: Others hold that the Tabernacle is a type of the believer, as the dwelling place of God. This view puts forward the idea that the
court represents the believer's body, the Holy Place represents the believer's soul, and the Holy of Holies, represents the believer's spirit.

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It is our intention to present the Tabernacle  as a type of the Church, the House of God, the assembly in the wilderness,
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though in many of the details we shall see the glory of Christ's finished work, as well as the glory of His person, which glories are both human and divine.
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THE

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In introducing His desires regarding the Tabernacle, God said,"Let them make me a sanctuary

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,that I may dwell among them", this clearly shows the purpose of the Tabernacle, it was to be the dwelling place of God, He wished to dwell in the midst of His
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together for a habitation of God through the Spirit", Eph. 2;22. "Ye are the temple of God,....the Spirit of God dwells in you", 1Cor. 3;16, & 17. There are other

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refferences, but these are sufficient to prove our point.

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Once sheltered by the blood of the Passover Lamb, the children of Israel were saved from the judgment due to them

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Once they crossed the Red Sea, there was only wilderness, harsh, hot dry,

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barren. Never again would they enjoy the leeks, garlic, mellons etc. of Egypt, the Red Sea cut them off from that forever. Gal. 6;14. Nor would they ever again hear

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the shout of the slave driver, or feel the sting and pain of his whip.
THE TABERNACLE WAS PORTABLE;

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UNCHANGING: Though the situation of the Tabernacle changed often, the Tabernacle itself did not

change. This is important for us to notice, lest we think that the church should change according to it's surroundings, or the culture and generation in which it is found.
ACCORDING TO THE PATTERN SHOWN IN THE MOUNT+

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Neither

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Moses or his helpers were to introduce any design, or ideas of their own. This is very important to see. The principle continues into the N.T. where we are also

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responsible to follow the pattern, and the doctrines revealed to the Apostles, (Paul especially), because the light, the pattern, the details of the Assembly constitution

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and practice, were given to him by revelation. To introduce our own ideas, or to change what is clearly taught in the New Testament with regard to doctrine and
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                                       C.E.WIGG, YOLLA, TASMANIA.
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Characteristics of the Bereans. Act.17:10-13

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2. Opened minded     v. 11b – to search the scriptures
            3. Eager minded      v. 12  --  to believe the
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Six fold Portraits of a believer from 2Tim.2

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3. A farmer                    v. 6

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6. A servant                v.24

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Worthy Quote:-

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 “ The happiest of people don’t necessarily have the best of every thing; they just make the most of every thing that comes their way. “
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Tea break:-          @            Children’s funeral service.          

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Children playing a  burial—buried a doll—wanted t o sing a song but don’t know what to sing – so one started to sing,  ‘happy birth day to
you’ |
            ML:-            Ritual—ignorant ministry –no sense—when and what to do – what to say –

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News & Views: -

Gospel in every Channel

 

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From December 22-24 every day evening 30 minutes every channel of India will be transmitting the gospel of Christ. My hope India is co coordinating this ‘Billy graham evangelistic ministry. On these three-day they hope that Christian believers will invite their friends and show this programme and explain further to help them take a decision for the Lord.

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In this issue:-

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Victory with one step at a time.

                        Leadership             The indispensable qualities of   a Leader -1
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Evangelism  
    Some practical tips for Gospel Out reach work
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BRIEF NOTES ON THE TABERNACLE.
                  Sermon out line:-          <SPAN
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                        Sermon Out line:-  Characteristics of the Bereans
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Worthy quote:-                Happiest people
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Children’s funeral service.

News & Views:-                 Gospel in every Channel

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Who doesn’t dream success? Everyone, hope and strive for victory in their respective field. But
the sad thing too many only dream and wish. They think that some how they will find success instantly.
Yes its time for instant products. From coffee to lunch and you name anything you get anything instantly. Just a moment, you have what you desire. But not victory. As some one has well observed, ‘Only in dictionary you find ‘success’ before ‘work’.
 
Success is the result of sustained and dedicated work. It’s not a manifestation of luck or wishful thinking, but result of hard work over a period of time.
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Dream and aim success then take a firm step. Begin each step by faith and courage. Fulfill today’s duty. Take each pace consistently and responsibly. Trust in the Lord for strength to do so. Seek His guidance for wisdom to take the right step at the right time. The right decision at the right time will never go a waste. That demands the grace of God to know His perfect plan for our life.
Now What are looking for?  How long shall you contemplate victory?  Take the first step. Whatever the Lord told you to do today do it now. Just begin some thing now.
 
One day you will find yourself in the victory side.
 
Read carefully Joshua.1: 3-9.                                          NTK
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Leadership   <SPAN style="mso-spacerun:
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                           The indispensable qualities of   a Leader -1
 

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<FONT
face="Times New Roman">            We should recognize, develop, and refine the personal characteristics needed to be a truly effective leader, the kind people want to follow. Understand and practice the proven leadership laws, skills. It takes time; every day we need to make it a habit to grow in our leadership qualities.
            Every thing rises and falls on
leadership. Leadership truly develops from the inside. When we are right inside, we will be able to be better outside. Then people will want to follow us.  Consider the qualities that attract people to a leader.
 

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            i. Character is more than talk. Character determines what you are.
            ii. Talent is a gift, character is a choice. We have no control over many things in our life. But we choose our character. It is the every day choices that make our character.

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            iv. Leaders can not rise above the limitation of
their character. Highly talented people suddenly fall due to character failure. According to psychologist Steven Berglas, arrogance, aloneness, adventure seeking or adultery is the terrible reasons that contribute to the deterioration.
 

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            a. search for the cracks.

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            c. Face the flaws. Apologize for actions.

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“Leadership is the capacity and will to rally men and women to a common purpose and the character which inspires confidence.”<SPAN style="mso-spacerun:
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 Bernard Montgomery.
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“Never ‘for the sake of peace and quiet’ deny your own experience or convictions.”                             Dag Hammarskjöld. 

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Evangelism   <SPAN style="mso-spacerun:
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Some practical tips for Gospel Out reach work
 
A burden to reach out and share the gospel is surely from the Lord. He will bless the desire and the effort however feeble it might be. For it’s His burden.
Though the message and the goal of evangelism is the same as ever, we need to find innovative ways to present the truth, so that
the present generation will be attracted to the gospel to consider and accept the Lord. Here are some methods that we can try in this busy world.
1.  Tract distribution: - Easiest method!  Give out a suitable tract or booklet to all who come in contact with us. Good to make our own title.
2. Friendship. A natural, simple method. Get in touch with them in the natural way. Talk personally; invite them to the assembly or special meetings. Arrange some body else also to talk to them.

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3. Extending a help: - Be ready to help the needy. Look for such opportunity to give a helping hand and that can be an occasion to share the Gospel. Many students and fresh job seekers are searching for some one who can assist them.
4. Hospital visiting. Patients, especially who are far away from their dear ones find much relief in such visits. Some brethren allow patients to use their mobile phone to talk to their families.  One has to see their joy then.

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6. Media. Use media to present the gospel to a large audience. With an appropriate advertisement get the attention of the targeted group.
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Of course there are many more methods. Our responsibility is to seize every opportunity and use any avenue to propagate the truth. But in all these methods the most important factor is our relationship with others.

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a. Be interested in People. Be friendly -take the initiative-saying hello etc
b. Be yourself-no pretension- People avoid the proud with head
weight!
c. Accept and approve others. - Listen with interest, be sensitive to their needs, and serve them. Thus establish a rapport.
d. Be a friend. – Don’t be in a hurry to reform others! Accept them as they are.  Be attentive to their thoughts and feelings.
e. Understand and empathize with people.
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g. Be transparent. Openness makes the other also to open their heart. Any body can find out the crookedness and the ulterior motive!
h. Sharing time, resources and ideas strengthens the bond.
i. remember their names.
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More than anything else it’s His grace, the fullness of the Spirit of God that works in and through us that accomplishes a work for the Lord. After all it’s His work. ‘Not by might nor by power but by my Spirit says the Lord.’ Praise be to His wonderful name.
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BRIEF NOTES ON THE TABERNACLE.
    

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ALTERNATIVE VIEWS:

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The Tabernacle a type of Christ: Most hold the view that the Tabernacle is a type of Christ, of

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different aspects of His person and work. Most books on the subject that I have seen put forward this view. It is very useful in the presentation of the Gospel.

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Tabernacle as a type of the believer: Others hold that the Tabernacle is a type of the believer, as the dwelling place of God. This view puts forward the idea that the
court represents the believer's body, the Holy Place represents the believer's soul, and the Holy of Holies, represents the believer's spirit.

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It is our intention to present the Tabernacle  as a type of the Church, the House of God, the assembly in the wilderness,
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though in many of the details we shall see the glory of Christ's finished work, as well as the glory of His person, which glories are both human and divine.
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THE

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In introducing His desires regarding the Tabernacle, God said,"Let them make me a sanctuary

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,that I may dwell among them", this clearly shows the purpose of the Tabernacle, it was to be the dwelling place of God, He wished to dwell in the midst of His
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together for a habitation of God through the Spirit", Eph. 2;22. "Ye are the temple of God,....the Spirit of God dwells in you", 1Cor. 3;16, & 17. There are other

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refferences, but these are sufficient to prove our point.

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Once sheltered by the blood of the Passover Lamb, the children of Israel were saved from the judgment due to them

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Once they crossed the Red Sea, there was only wilderness, harsh, hot dry,

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barren. Never again would they enjoy the leeks, garlic, mellons etc. of Egypt, the Red Sea cut them off from that forever. Gal. 6;14. Nor would they ever again hear

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the shout of the slave driver, or feel the sting and pain of his whip.
THE TABERNACLE WAS PORTABLE;

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UNCHANGING: Though the situation of the Tabernacle changed often, the Tabernacle itself did not

change. This is important for us to notice, lest we think that the church should change according to it's surroundings, or the culture and generation in which it is found.
ACCORDING TO THE PATTERN SHOWN IN THE MOUNT+

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Neither

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Moses or his helpers were to introduce any design, or ideas of their own. This is very important to see. The principle continues into the N.T. where we are also

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responsible to follow the pattern, and the doctrines revealed to the Apostles, (Paul especially), because the light, the pattern, the details of the Assembly constitution

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and practice, were given to him by revelation. To introduce our own ideas, or to change what is clearly taught in the New Testament with regard to doctrine and
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                                       C.E.WIGG, YOLLA, TASMANIA.
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Characteristics of the Bereans. Act.17:10-13

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2. Opened minded     v. 11b – to search the scriptures
            3. Eager minded      v. 12  --  to believe the
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Six fold Portraits of a believer from 2Tim.2

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          v. 5
3. A farmer                    v. 6

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v. 21
6. A servant                v.24

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Worthy Quote:-

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 “ The happiest of people don’t necessarily have the best of every thing; they just make the most of every thing that comes their way. “
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Tea break:-          @            Children’s funeral service.          

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Children playing a  burial—buried a doll—wanted t o sing a song but don’t know what to sing – so one started to sing,  ‘happy birth day to
you’ |
            ML:-            Ritual—ignorant ministry –no sense—when and what to do – what to say –

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Gospel in every Channel

 

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From December 22-24 every day evening 30 minutes every channel of India will be transmitting the gospel of Christ. My hope India is co coordinating this ‘Billy graham evangelistic ministry. On these three-day they hope that Christian believers will invite their friends and show this programme and explain further to help them take a decision for the Lord.

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