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We had conducted our Group Bible Study for the first time yesterday. We use the "Teach" book. They were students and from a National High School and wants to learn from the Bible.
I am the one who find them in their home last Sunday, and I promised to be back yesterday to start the Bible Study with my wife. We were received in this home of their grandfather. They had only 2 plastic chairs, they let me and my wife sit in. They just stand while we take up the Bible Study.
The first lesson they were very impressed, as this is the first time they know it, is that the God, the father of Jesus Christ has a name. Its well recorded in the Bible at Isa 42:8 where it says:
8 “I am Jehovah. That is my name; and to no one else shall I give my own glory, neither my praise to graven images.
The next lesson they know is about the point that when someone dies by accident or natural death, many will say: Its God's will.
After reading James 1:13 that says:
13 When under trial, let no one say: “I am being tried by God.” For with evil things God cannot be tried nor does he himself try anyone.
Now they know that God is not to be blamed for our trials. Its Satan the Devil who wants us to die and not the God of Love. If He is a God of love as written at 1John 4:8, why he wants us to die?
They were very happy to learn that within just 30 minutes of Bible Study with us they have learned a valuable points that they never heard before from their religious teacher. We encouraged them to continue Bible Truths thru Bible Study using that book, "What Does the Bible Really Teach?"
Studying abroad gives you a new outlook on life. You gain experiences that no one else does. You learn things that are only possible while being immersed into another culture. You are challenged to adapt and learn a new style of life. What makes this transition easier are the incredible CSB/SJU students that you get to share the journey with. This picture was taken on the starting blocks at the location of the ancient Olympic Games in Olympia, Greece. We came together and become one team while traveling around Europe. We learned from and leaned on each other. Your study abroad group becomes your travel companions, your best friends, and your family. They are a major aspect to the amazing experience.
Black Mountain College students and faculty built the studies center, now used by the Rockmount Christian Camp for boys in Black Mountain, N.C Sunday, Sept. 28, 2008. (Photo by Patrick Rumaker)
Where is this? Mary Gates Hall
Why is this a good place to study? Tutor available, CLUE, classmates also study there
Study for ‘Symphony in White, No. 3’, 1865/67
James McNeill Whistler
Pencil and crayon on off-white laid paper
From the exhibition
Whistler’s Woman in White: Joanna Hiffernan
(February — May 2022)
Many of James McNeill Whistler’s works feature the red-haired figure of Joanna Hiffernan. Her close professional and personal relationship with the artist lasted for two decades, yet little about her role or influence in his life has been explored – until now.
Today considered one of the best-known names of the late 19th-century Aesthetic Movement, Whistler moved to London as a young painter hoping to forge his reputation. It was here that he met Joanna Hiffernan, an Irish model who would become his muse, confidante and more.
In this exhibition, we uncover the role Joanna played in the artist’s career and discover how Whistler’s revolutionary paintings featuring Hiffernan went on to influence other artists from the Pre-Raphaelites to Klimt.
[Royal Academy]
It’s Christmas vacation but thesis and law school entrance exams keep haunting me. I want to enjoy this short break before another hell of a sem starts again but I just can’t. It’s always a love hate relationship with school.
I received the word yesterday that this hurricane landfall experiment
is going to attempt to study hurricane Ivan. So, today I drove the
government van from Oak Ridge to Tallahassee, Florida. It was a long
day, about a 9.5 hour drive, I'm glad I could get my ipod to play into
the van's radio to keep me company. It wasn't a very comfortable ride,
this van is old and tired. I asked why we were not taking one of our
nice late model 4wd vehicles? Apparently, if this one gets damaged by
the storm, it won't be missed. That's encouraging.
I've been impressed by how dedicated the scientists are that are
involved in this study. It's a lot of work. We loaded the van to the
hilt with 36 sinter blocks, 14 car batteries, generators, and an
assortment of other heavy equipment for the experiment. I have a very
rough idea how this will all go together. The principal scientist and
another team member are flying in from Idaho tonight. This is their
project, and there is another team from Texas that has a large amount
of these ET wind probes (ET for extreme turbulence) as well.
While I was checking in, about 30 Asplundh tree clearing trucks arrived
with their crews. They've been cleaning up after hurricane Frances,
and are getting ready for Ivan. It's ominous, destruction seems
imminent, especially if it remains a category 5 storm. To me it's very
interesting to see the weather on the TV and the satellite images on
the internet. But, it does not seem real, that this storm is on the
way. I can understand why people don't take the warnings seriously,
it's easy to ignore (like Y2K). Thank goodness for the ability we have
to predict where these storm will hit. I can't imagine what it was
like to be surprised by these storms.
The Study Landscape. The glorified name of an otherwise petite excuse for a medical library. My home away from home. Where I spend everyday of the week, be it holiday or term time.
Pastoral Studies Institute (PSI) Professor E. Allen Sorum led an evangelism workshop in October 2022 for 35 pastors of the Lutheran Congregations in Mission for Christ-Kenya.
Study Tip: Download free apps to study on the go. Apps like Flashcards+ and Study Blue let you make and organize your own mobile flashcards and review sheets. #study #studytip
Color study assignment:
Top panel is monochromatic, second is analagous, third is triadic, and last panel is polychromatic (in the style of an art movement). I chose Fauvism. I'm not completely happy with panels 2 and 4, and had a hard time steering the skull towards Fauvism while still wanting it to feel three dimensional.