...the name of God. that authority is essentail to the fulfillment of his work on earth. the preisthood we hold is a delegated portion of the eternal authority of God. Now, as we are true and faithful, our ordination to the pristhood will be eternal. however.. the conferring of authority alone does not of itself bestow the power of the pristhood, the extent to which we can exercise the power of the pristhood depends upon personal worthiness, faith in the lord jesus christ, and obedience to his commandments. Thomas S. Monson "When Supported by a secure foundation of gospel Knowledge, our capacity to worthily use the preisthood is greatly enhanced" Very often the value of something is not recognized until it is taken away from us. You shouldnt have to lose your priesthood to appreciate it more fully. The Perfect role model for use of the holy preisthood is our savior, Jesus Christ. he ministered with love, compassion, and charity. his life was a perfect example of humility and power. the greatest blessings from the use of the preisthood come from humble service to others without thought of self. by following his example as a faithful, obedeient preisthood holder, we can exercise the power of healing, of blessings, and of counseling, as the quiet promptings of the spirit are followed. The purpose of the priesthood is to give, to serve, to lift, to inspire, and to build the kingdom of God. as an Aaronic...
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...LET’S GET BACK TO WHAT’S IMPORTANT! 1 John 1:2 This one who is life from God was shown to us, and we have seen him. And now we testify and announce to you that Jesus is the one who is eternal life. He was with the Father, and then he was shown to us. 1. INTRODUCTION a. Life is filled with opportunities to be who we say we are. There are also countless situations to complain about. There are conditions that challenge our faith. There is an ongoing temptations, accusations and deceptions. We often find ourselves looking for answers in darkness and criticize the light. We live in a time when the prevailing winds are blowing in a direction counter to the Ruach, the Pneuma, the Holy Spirit of God. b. It is natural and normal to look down and painstakingly describe thr stench of the sewer. c. It is not rocket science to invest in evaluating our life results with gages that are inaccurate. Or measure what we treasure with scales that are out of calibration. Many of us suffer with a hole in the soul resulting from unfulfilled promises. There is much compliance to Church without true commitment to Christ. Matter of fact we have started to question if God really exist and if He does, does He really care. We try to invalidate the truth of God. The enemy’s propaganda machine is so effective that the majority of our time is spent watching commercials that dictate how we are suppose to live. Can we trust anything we hear, see or feel? 2. JESUS IS THE FULFILLMENT a. 2 Tim...
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...TIME OF OUR LIFE CAPO 3 (Key: Eb) [Hook] F - C - Em - F F - C - Em - F [Verse 1] Am - Am Am Here and now making loud Am - Am - Am At the top of our lungs Am - Am - Am There's a sound breaking out Am - Am - Am Lord for all that you've done [Pre-Chorus] F C And now, we're turning our G Turning our hearts to You. F C And no, we'll never stop G Never stop loving You. [Chorus] F C G This will be the best time of our life Am F As we encounter Your love again C G Here with You our hearts will come alive Am As we declare Your praises F C Woah, oh, oh, oh, G Woah, oh, oh, oh ...
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...approached with the assumption that appropriate worship styles are difficult to universally define because of complex cultural differences. Musical worship comprises a God-centered activity entirely focused on Him. In order for music to fulfill this purpose, inspired perspectives, musical linguistics, and a synthesis of current implications must be considered. An inspired perspective of musical worship Throughout the Bible, inspired writers conveyed their messages through the avenue of song. Moses and the children of Israel lifted their voices in inspired adoration to the Lord after being delivered from the Egyptians at the Red Sea. In Deuteronomy 32, Moses again uses music to impress the minds of his audience in a historical and prophetic utterance.1 The entire book of the Psalms presents a mixture of musical meditations clearly fixated upon the Torah and the Messiah. Clearly, God uses music as an avenue to impress truth upon His people. In addition to the impartation of biblical truth, inspired writers recognize music’s ability to turn the thoughts of worshipers toward God. Within the school of the prophets, “Music was made to serve a holy purpose, to lift the thoughts to that which is pure, noble, and elevating, and to awaken in the soul devotion and gratitude to God.”2 The psalmist purposed to sing praises to God, praising Him as long as he lived with all his being (Ps. 9:2; 104:33). Isaiah entreats us to “praise the Lord in song, for He has done excellent things” (Isa. 12:5...
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...think of the devastation that was caused by the hurricanes, or the wildfires, or even the school shootings. Instead of taking revenge, or getting angry with someone, we can learn to combat that wrath, or anger, with patience and forgiveness. We can see, even, where anger can be used to glorify God and be used for good. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. used his anger of racial injustice for good. Dr. King...
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...The word crusade originated from the French term to ‘to lift the cross’. The word is used to describe the early military war or the campaigns by the early Christians against Muslims. The origin of crusades traces back to the 11th century. The first crusade was started by Pope Urban II and the aim was to restore Christian’s access to Jerusalem and its vicinity, which was considered to be holy land (Runcinman, 1987). The crusade led to a battle that lasted for more than 200 years, which ended with a defeat of the crusaders themselves. A series of crusades followed where the Christians fought to get Jerusalem back believing that they would go to heaven when they died. From the above history of crusades, it is evident that the past Christian crusades were voluntary. The idea of crusades was to bond a set of interrelated principals that are inherent within individuals, as well as those induced by a perfect, coherent preaching approach (Philips, 2009). The crusades were intended to preach the Gospel in order to convert non-believers into Christians. Unfortunately, in the current Christian setup, some rogue preachers are using crusades for their selfish goals. Most of the preachers and pastors use crusades to solicit funds from the public. However, they should conduct crusades voluntarily and use them as a way to convert non-believers to Christianity. In addition, crusades should mainly help Christians devote more time to God and to repent their sins. Many Christians attend the crusades...
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...but unfortunately there was nothing we could have done¨. Cloepas: *sadly frowns and looks down at the ground* Cleopas: ¨Now with the empty tomb…..I don't know what to think anymore¨. *a moment of silence* Cleopas: ¨But no! *triumphantly lifts head up* I know he´s out there somewhere! Watching over us¨ Daniel: ¨Right!¨ Me: ¨Yes!¨ -Everyone's demeanor changed when they got their hope back; but still had some doubts- Daneil: ¨But when is he coming?¨ -Silence rose once again- -Then the presence of...
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...CONSTRUCTION OF HYDRAULIC SCISSORS LIFT BY OKOLIE IZUNNA JUDE FPI/HND/MEC/010/001 BEN DAVID IDOKO FPI/HND/MEC/010/002 OKECHUKWU NNAMDI FPI/HND/MEC/010/004 ENEJIYON ABDULMALEEQ FPI/HND/MEC/010/009 AGONOR WILLIAMS FPI/HND/MEC/010/019 BEING A REPORT SUBMITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING, FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC IDAH, KOGI STATE IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR THE AWARD OF HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA (HND) IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 2011/2012 SESSION CERTIFICATION We the undersigned hereby certify that this project was carried out by the under listed students. OKOLO IZUNNA JUDE FPI/HND/MEC/010/001 ____________________________ BEN DAVID IDOKO FPI/HND/MEC/010/002 ____________________________ OKECHUKWU NNAMDI FPI/HND/MEC/010/004 ____________________________ ENEJIYON ABDULMALEEQ FPI/HND/MEC/010/009 ____________________________ AGONOR WILLIAMS FPI/HND/MEC/010/019 ____________________________ Mechanical Engineering Department under the supervision of Mr. Bingfa Bongfa. I certify that the work is adequate in scope and quality for the partial fulfillment for the award of Higher National Diploma (HND) in Mechanical Engineering. ___________________________ _______________________ ENGR. O. Y. USMAN MR. BINGFA BONGFA Head of Department Supervisor APPROVAL PAGE This project work titled design and construction of hydraulic scissors lift has been read and approved as meeting...
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...Contents Introduction..................................................................13 Chapter 1 How I Discovered the Four Keys...................................... 17 Chapter 2 A Cultural Backdrop for Hearing God’s Voice...................35 Chapter 3 Spiritual Intimacy—The Desire of God’s Heart...............75 Chapter 4 Key #1: Recognize God’s Voice as Spontaneous Thoughts......................................................95 Chapter 5 How to Instantly Remove All Idols from Your Heart and Other Prayer Considerations..................................135 Chapter 6 Key #2: Become Still.....................................................149 4 keys to hearing God's voice.indd 11 11/4/10 1:59 PM Chapter 7 Key #3: Look for Vision as You Pray..............................167 Chapter 8 How to Restore Your Visionary Capacity.......................193 Chapter 9 Key #4: Two-way Journaling........................................213 Chapter 10 A Tuning Dial—The Tabernacle Experience...................253 Recommended Reading.................................................283 Appendix A The Origin of Thoughts, Biblically Speaking..................285 Appendix B Additional Journaling Questions..................................291 Appendix C Working Definitions Concerning Spiritual Realities.......295 Appendix D Personal Application Index.......................................... 305 4 keys to hearing God's voice.indd...
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...Gilgamesh and Achilles receive help or guidance from their mothers, a key component of both myths that can often be missed. In the epics, both mothers have a heavy influence on on their sons’ lives, which in turn affects the outcome of the myth. To fully understand how the mothers affected the myths, it is important to examine both and understand they way both mothers went about helping their sons. In the Epic of Gilgamesh, Gilgamesh is a demi-god and ruler of Uruk and has seemingly god-like abilities and because of this, the people of Uruk looked at him as a hero. With his god-like abilities, Gilgamesh went on many journeys that tested his strength and physical endurance. Although part god and seemingly invincible, Gilgamesh still sought his mother’s opinion. One example of this is when Gilgamesh seeks counsel with his mother Ninsun to understand two dreams he had about a future opponent named Enkidu. For the first dream, Ninsun interprets: This star of heaven which descended like a meteor from the sky;[sic]which you tried to lift, but found too heavy, when you tried to move it it would not budge, and so you brought it to my feet; I made it for you, a goad and spur, and you were drawn as though to a woman. This is the strong comrade, the one who brings help to his friend in his need ("THE COMING OF ENKIDU." 4). It was because of the information given by his mother that Gilgamesh was able to fight Enkidu and later become the best of friends with him. Later, Enkidu would join...
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...likewise to 1984, we had grown up in the 1900’s Soviet Russia? Compared to 1984, Soviet Russia was very much “The Party” in these instances, ranging from the similarities in propaganda, style of government rule, and the forced lifestyles of its people. The ways that 1984 and Soviet Russia use propaganda are eerily similar. “Artists painted pictures glorifying Stalin and he dominated many pictures. It was not unusual for Stalin to be in a white suit so that he stood out from...
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...Copyright 2013 Wesley Methodist Church Klang. Songs Library Powered by WebTeam @ Klang Wesley Above All Writer/Composer : Paul Baloche Original Key : A | Current Key : A | | | Print Version : Small | Medium | Large | Intro A D Esus E A D/A Verse A E/D D Esus E AAbove all powers, a - bove all kingsA/C# E/D D Esus E AAbove all na - ture and all created thingsA/G# F#m Amaj7/E D A/C#Above all wisdom and all the ways of manBm7 D/A E/G# AYou were here before the world began A/C# E/D D Esus E AAbove all kingdoms, above all thrones A/C# E/D D Esus E AAbove all wonders the world has ever known A/G# F#m Amaj7/E D A/C#Above all wealth and treasures of the earthBm7 D/A C#sus/G# C#There’s no way to measure what You’re worth Chorus A Bm7 E/G# ACrucified, laid behind the stone Bm7 E/G# AYou lived to die, rejected and alone A/G# F#m Amaj7/E D A/C#Like a rose trampled on the ground Bm7 A/C# D2 EsusYou took the fall and thought of meE A D Esus E A D/A AAbove all Above All Writer/Composer : Paul Baloche Original Key : A | Current Key : D | | | Print Version : Small | Medium | Large | Intro D G...
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...destructive. He rebukes the idea that time and time alone will bring equality. He describes time as being only neutral. According to King, time can be either constructive or destructive. He further claims that “people of ill will have used time much more effectively than have the people of good will.” Clearly, Dr. King shares the same vision that the majority of the United States holds at this point in history (or at least, holds openly in public). Where the difference lies is in the time frame. Dr. King blames the passive Blacks and moderate Whites for believing that change will come with time, without reason. “Human progress never rolls in on wheels of inevitability; it comes through the tireless efforts of men willing to be coworkers with God, and without this hard work, time itself becomes an ally of the forces of social stagnation(p.24).” It is clear to King that to fulfill his vision of the future, he and others must be willing to work for it. This is what fuels the writing of his letter. Clergy in the church who believe time and only time will bring equality called his actions “unwise and untimely” (p.1). We can see that even those that should...
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... ____/____/____ INSTITUTION’S SUPERVISOR DATE _________________________________ ____/____/____ SIWES CO-ORDINATOR DATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I would like to first and foremost express my sincere thanks and gratitude to God for the grace, wisdom and endurance he granted me throughout this program. I thank my parents, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Alika who has been there to support and direct me in every aspect of my life. Also to my brothers and sister who encouraged me especially in times of difficulty. Forgetting not the owner and managing director of the company, KIN-ROYL NIG. LTD, in the person of Mr. KizitoNzulumike, and the manager in the person of Mr. Vincent Nweke for their contributions in one way or the other in trying to see to my well being and knowledge acquisition in the whole program. Also to all staff and workers of KIN-ROYAL NIG.LTD, for their warm and embracing support and hospitality. May the almighty God reward you all. To my friends, classmates and IT colleagues, I appreciate you all for the support and relationship you aided me with. I cannot forget you. Finally, to my industrial attachment supervisor, Mr. Vincent Nweke, and my institution supervisor Dr. Henry Igbadun, I say thank you all and may the almighty God be at your beck and call. Table of contents title page page declaration ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 acknowledgement -------------------------------------------------------------------------------...
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...The Many Battles of Beowulf An epic is a poem written in the form of a poem that usually contains most, if not all, of the heroic requirements to be considered an epic. Beowulf encloses many of the traits, but most prevalent are: the hero has supernatural abilities, characters deliver long speeches, and the actions of the hero determine the fate of a nation or group. The Danes struggle with Grendel’s terrorizing on Herot nightly for twelve winters. The Danes were so petrified of Grendel that they abandoned the great hall for the time that Grendel reigned terror on them. Beowulf hears about the complications the Danes are having and sets out on a voyage across the sea to profit from the fame and fortune for his people. Beowulf slaughters Grendel and Grendel’s mother before returning to his homeland; Geatland, where he resides until he is crowned the king. Fifty years later, a dragon plagues the Geats when a cup is stolen from his lair and given to Beowulf. He kills the dragon at the expense of his own life. These all assist to deem this poem as one of epic tendencies and lead on to the conclusion of Beowulf being the greatest epic ever written. The superhero qualities present themselves in many ways. One of the broadest honorary elements is when Beowulf shows off greater endurance than any other human as he “Swam along / The sea paths” (lines 514-515) against Brecca while “Crea / tures / [sic] Who sleep deep in sea stirred / into life.” The most challenging part...
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