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Monthly studies for the year 2014

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January: The Papacy Series-Part X: The Papacy and the Roman Church Remain Unchanged

February: The Papacy Series-Part XII: Watchman, What of the Night?”

March: The Papacy Series-Part XIII “WILL POPE FRANCIS BE THE LAST?”

April:  The Papacy Series-Part XIV: “Tracking the Publicized Actions and Movements of the First Jesuit Pope”.

May: The Papacy Series-Part XV Pope Francis Declares Pope John II and Pope John XXIII as Saints

June: The Papacy Series-Part XVI Papal Principles Diametrically Opposed to Democratic Institutions, Pluralistic Society, Religious Liberty, Freedom of Speech and Press

July: The Papacy Series-Part XVII: “The Mark, Name, and Number of the Beast”

August: The Papacy Series-Part XVIII: “The Name and Number of the Beast”

September: The Image of the Beast

October:  The Image of the Beast-Part II (How the Image the Beast will be Formed)

November: The Image of the Beast-Part III (The Golden Image at the Plain of Dura (Daniel Chapters 2, 3) Compared to the Image of the Beast of Revelation 13)

December: The Image of the Beast-Part IV (Nebuchadnezzar Made an Image of Gold)

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BITTER MELON: The Wonder Herb

Bitter Melon: The Wonder Herb is the title of the science project of Jasmine Capistrano, a seven-year old student. Her project won first place among all the projects submitted in their school. Jasmine’s project has been featured in their school paper. What makes bitter melon a wonder herb?

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Are We Preparing for the Latter Rain?– Part XXIX
A Working People (Continued)

Photo Credit by Flickr/JD Hancock
Photo Credit by Flickr/JD Hancock

FRIDAY MORNING MANNA               May 9, 2014

Nathaniel Fajardo                                    Email:natfajardo777@yahoo.com

Are We Preparing for the Latter Rain?– Part XXIX 

A Working People (Continued)

 

Sunday, May 11, is Mother’s Day. It’s the mothers, not the day that truly matters.

Responsible, especially godly mothers are the hardest-working, often unrecognized and certainly “uncanonized” living saints on earth by heaven’s estimate for they have a position of a missionary in the highest sense and are co-workers with the minister in the home. They joyfully yet solemnly realize that: “The child’s first teacher is the mother. During the period of greatest susceptibility and most rapid development his education to a great degree is in her hands. To her first is given opportunity to mold the character for good or evil. She should understand the value of her opportunity, and above every other teacher, should be qualified to use it to the best account.”- E. G. White, Child Guidance, p. 63. Southern Publishing Asso.1953. 

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Study for the Month of May 2014

Read or Download The Papacy Series-Part XV

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Are We Preparing for the Latter Rain?– Part XXVIII
A Working People

Photo Credit by Flickr/JD Hancock
Photo Credit by Flickr/JD Hancock

FRIDAY MORNING MANNA   

May 2, 2014

Nathaniel Fajardo

Email:natfajardo777@yahoo.com

Are We Preparing for the Latter Rain?– Part XXVIII

A Working People

 

The wise man said, “Go to the ant thou sluggard, consider her ways and be wise.” Proverbs 6: 6 (see verses 7-11). Jesus said, “The harvest truly is great but the laborers are few.” Luke 10:2“Occupy till I come.” Luke19:13. We need to pay closer attention to what “the Lord of the harvest” meant by “harvest” and “laborer” particularly in the context of preparing for the Latter Rain. Inspiration says, “The harvest of life is character, and it is this that determines destiny, both for this life and the life to come.” (Ed 109); it is “the end of probationary time,” “the end of the world.” See parable of the wheat and tares, Matt. 13: 24-30, 37-43 and Christ’s Object Lessons, pp. 72, 75.

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DARE TO BE A DANIEL?

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But Daniel purposed in his heart that he would not defile himself with the portion of the king’s meat, nor with the wine which he drank: therefore he requested of the prince of the eunuchs that he might not defile himself. Daniel 1:8

Daniel during the time of King Nebuchadnezzar did not object to schooling he will undergo nor to the change of name; but he would not accept the portion of the king’s meat nor his wine. Daniel knew that partaking of the king’s meat and wine has

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Are We Preparing for the Latter Rain?– Part XXVII
A Praying People

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Photo Credit by Flickr/Roswell UMC

FRIDAY MORNING MANNA   

April 25, 2014

Nathaniel Fajardo

Email:natfajardo777@yahoo.com

Are We Preparing for the Latter Rain?– Part XXVII

 A Praying People

Enoch, the seventh patriarch from Adam who walked with God for three centuries, and Elijah the prophet whom God sent to sternly rebuke Israel at the height of their apostasy, are types of the character of the work, message, and people who will be translated in the last days. Of the latter the apostle wrote: “Elias [Greek for Elijah] was a man subject to like passions as we are [human frailties], and he prayed earnestly that it might not rain: and it rained not on the earth by the space of three years and six months. And he prayed again, and the heaven gave rain, and the earth brought for her fruit.” James 5: 17, 18, K.J.V.

E. G. White says: “We should pray as earnestly for the descent of the Holy Spirit as the disciples prayed on the day of Pentecost. If they needed it at that time, we need it more today . . .

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Three Beans and Corn Salad

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INGREDIENTS

1-½ cups (1 can- 15 oz) organic red kidney beans, rinsed & drained well
1-½ cups (1 can- 15 oz) organic black beans, rinsed & drained well
1-½ cups (1 can- 15 oz) organic garbanzo beans, rinsed & drained well
1-½ cups (1 can- 15 oz) whole kernel corn, rinsed & drained well
1 cup diced (1-cm) firm-ripe tomatoes
¾ cup diced (1-cm) green sweet bell peppers
2/3 cup finely diced onions
2/3 cup sliced black olives (optional)
2/3 cup zesty Italian dressing
Salt and pepper to taste (optional)