As a reminder, where on their bodies were Jews to bind the law?

They were to bind them between their eyes. Also on their hands.

Source:

Exodus 13:16 Deuteronomy 6:8, 11:18

Hello,

Things are getting better. We had some friends over last night and it was a fun evening. I’m keeping very busy and get up early to give rides. For me it’s about the best job I could hope for.

This week the topic is studying the Bible. The Bible is one way that God talks to us and we are urged to study it.

Thanks for the comments and questions. I always enjoy them because it means people are reading.

The picture this week is. Title: Saint Paul Writing his Epistles Artist: Valentin de Boulogne (Probable) Date: 1618-1620 Copyright: Public Domain Source: Wikimedia Commons.

Thanks for reading also I hope you had a good day at church.

Dave

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This man proves it’s never too late to change. Though a criminal a chance encounter with Jesus at the end of his life sent him to heaven. Who is this?

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This is the thief on the cross. Though dying with Jesus, he acknowledged him. Though dying himself, Jesus still saved him

Source:

Luke 22:39-43

This bad boy was a corrupt public official, but Jesus changed that by visiting his house. Who is this person?

This is Zacchaeus. A chief tax collector Jesus visited his hous and he repented of his sins.

Source:

Luke 19:1-10

This man persecuted Christians but God blinded him to change his plans. Who is he?

This is Saul who changed his name to Paul and became a great evangelist. .

Source:

Acts 9

This bad boy stole from his master and ran away. Later Paul convinced him to return and admit his sin. Who is this bad boy?

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