Wednesday Night Bible Studies

Will you translate that for me, please?

Daisy Eden leads us in an investigation into Bible translations, notably the King James Version and the Greek word for "servant."

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The Coming Day

The prophet Malachi has, to this point, focused on the wrong attitudes and actions of the priests and the Israelites themselves.  Now, at the end of the prophecy, the LORD offers a word of hope to the faithful remnant.

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Stop Thief

We have already read in Malachi how the people make a clamor at the LORD's altar, weeping and complaining that the LORD will not accept their offerings.  Tonight's lesson shows how the people continue to justify their sinful choices, even though the LORD has always been faithful to them.

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You Need a Bath

How long has it been since you had a bath?  The longer it is, the more unlikely we are to take one.  In Malachi 2:17-3:5, is it the Lord himself who gets the soap ready.

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Godly Leadership

Jesus said, "The disciple is not above his master, nor the servant above his Lord."  In other words, it matters that our leaders have integrity.  Malachi 2 speaks directly to this point.

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