Working With Others in the Body of Christ
A church is an organism not just an organization. Believers form one body by the Holy Spirit with many members each having a gift and office. Mutual dependence requires full cooperation with no jealousy as each role supports the whole body.
Unity in the church by mutual care and humble service
The text asserts that in the church the gifted must rely on all members including the humble. Self pride is wrong at any level. The body’s parts harmonize when each fulfills its function, avoiding schism born of envy. Mutual care binds members through shared life in Christ as head.
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God
Christ
Jesus Christ
Rents High In Stone Age Apartment Hoax
A Scientific correspondent claims 14th and 15th century Southern California stone age dwellings show apartment rents carved as hieroglyphics. The cavern complex allegedly charged abalones per sleep or per month, with a large shell pile suggesting brisk landlord business.
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de Luxe
Bread of Life and Christ the Soul’s Food Sermon
A sermon analogizes Jesus to bread, asserting Christ is the sustainer and source of life beyond physical bread. It argues that true gospel centers on Jesus as God and savior, warns against substituting education or ethics for faith, and stresses salvation through Christ’s atonement and cleansing blood.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Samaria
Jacob
God Hamfest
Mowever
Sim
Bread of Life and Christ as High Priest
The text argues that salvation comes only through Christ, inviting weary souls to come to Him. Believers receive eternal life and never hunger or thirst when they partake in Christ, who sustains life with rivers of living water. It urges living by divine ideals revealed on the Mounts.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
John
End varnish coat aids doors in damp weather
A United States Department of Agriculture laboratory report from Maalson Wisconsin explains that sticking doors result from unfinished top and bottom edges and exposed ends of vertical stiles. Finishing these surfaces with paint or varnish prevents rapid moisture changes, helping doors fit properly. any refitting after removal requires immediate refinishing.
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Forest Products Laboratory
United States Department of Agriculture
Maalson
Wis
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