Part 5 of the Bible study lesson on beatitudes in Matthew 5: “Blessed are the Merciful” – the meaning, and the historical context of the beatitude, the promise and the practical application of being merciful.

This bible study lesson is an eight part series of the Beatitudes mentioned in Matthew 5. This fourth part covers the meaning of hunger, thirst and righteousness, what does it mean to ‘hunger and thirst for righteousness’ and the Practical applications.

This is part 3 of 8 part bible study series on Beatitudes. (Matthew 5:3-12). It explores the meaning of Meekness, meekness in the bible, historical setting and the promise of inheritance.

Who are those who mourn? Difference between Godly sorrow and Worldly sorrow, God’s promise of comfort to those who mourn. This bible study lesson is part 2 of eight part series on Beatitudes mentioned in Matthew 5:3-12.

This bible study lesson is an eight part series of the Beatitudes mentioned in Matthew 5. This first part covers the meaning and context of beatitudes; it also deals with implication of being ‘poor in the spirit’, and the promise of Kingdom of Heaven.

Why was Jesus led in the Wilderness by the Holy Spirit? What is the significance of Wilderness experiences in our Christian Walk? How did Jesus respond to the temptations by Satan? This bible study lesson investigates the temptations of Jesus in the wilderness by Devil.

Bible study guide on Mark 12:18-27- Jesus and Sadducees, who were the Sadducees? What did they believe? Question about Remarriage in Old testament laws, Resurrection of the Dead, Power of God and Knowledge of Scriptures

What does bible say about the temptations and how to deal with it? This bible study contains the original meaning of the word, purpose and ways of temptation, How resist the temptation? Three steps to overcome – Preparation, Perseverance and Planning. Two strategy in temptation – Resist & Retreat.

Bible Study Lesson:
Luke 14:15-24
Q. What was the place, day and occasion of the parable?

Sabbath (Lk 14:1)
Jesus was invited by a prominent Pharisee. (Lk 14:1) (Jesus at house of Simon, the Pharisee)
He (Pharisee) invited all the other Pharisees of the city,  from what Jesus told him in Luke 14:13-14, he did not invite any poor or ‘less fortunate’ people.
Jesus was closely watched for his actions, so it was not the most friendly invitation. Jesus also spent lot of time with the tax collectors (Jesus and Zacchaeus, the tax collector) and …

Bible often portrays various visual images or pictures to describe themes or topics (Psalms 23:1, Psalms 18:1 etc). Old Testament is full of images or visual representation of the things to come. In fact, Bible offers different images for the ‘Word of God’ itself. We find seven different images for the Word of God in the bible. This bible study lesson is the list of these images found in the bible.