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| When God gives a message and commands that it be written down, it shows that the message is important and not to be forgotten. The writer may write with authority, knowing that God is the Source of his message. The writer must not write something different than what God has said. | When God gives a message and commands that it be written down, it shows that the message is important and not to be forgotten. The writer may write with authority, knowing that God is the Source of his message. The writer must not write something different than what God has said. | ||
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| + | God first spoke the Ten Commandments and then wrote them down. Combining the spoken word and the written word is a Divine idea. See [[preacher_paper_duo|Preacher-Paper Duo]]. | ||
| * After writing the Ten Commandments in stone with His own finger, God instructed Moses to write laws in more detail. | * After writing the Ten Commandments in stone with His own finger, God instructed Moses to write laws in more detail. | ||
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| ==== 1. Conversion ==== | ==== 1. Conversion ==== | ||
| - | * "These things were written that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that believing you may have life in His name." (John 20:31) | + | * "These things were **written** that you may **believe** that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that believing you may have **life** in His name." (John 20:31) |
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| + | The progression is simple, but profound. Things that are written (publications) lead to belief, and belief leads to eternal life. | ||
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| + | Things written -> believe -> life | ||
| + | What if there are no things written, or if the things written are not reproduced so that they may be read? | ||
| ==== 2. Instruction ==== | ==== 2. Instruction ==== | ||
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