Sabbath: FOR STUDY
What is the memory text for this week?
"Sanctify them by Your truth. Your word is truth." (John 17:17, NKJV)
How does Jesus describe Himself in John 14:6?
Jesus says, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me."
According to Psalm 119:105, what is God's Word compared to?
A lamp to my feet and a light to my path.
What does John 16:12, 13 say about the Holy Spirit's role?
The Holy Spirit will guide you into all truth.
What does John 1:14 reveal about Jesus?
"The Word became flesh and dwelt among us, full of grace and truth."
According to our beliefs, what are the Holy Scriptures?
The Holy Scriptures are the written Word of God, given by divine inspiration, and are the supreme, authoritative, and infallible revelation of His will.
What would you say to a friend who claims that the Bible is scientifically inaccurate?
The Bible's purpose is not to serve as a science textbook but to reveal God's truth and guide us in our relationship with Him.
What does Isaiah 8:20 say about those who speak not according to God's Word?
"If they do not speak according to this word, it is because there is no light in them."
How does knowing God’s truth bring satisfaction, peace, and purpose?
By aligning our lives with God's will, which leads to true fulfillment and understanding.
How does the memory text relate to the importance of truth in our lives?
It emphasizes that God's truth, revealed in His Word, is what sanctifies and guides us.
Who inspired the authors of the Bible to write the scriptures?
The Holy Spirit.
How can you explain the verse in Joshua 10:13, where the sun stood still?
This verse reflects the experience and understanding of the people at that time and emphasizes God's power over nature rather than providing a scientific explanation.
How does Hebrews 4:12 describe the Word of God?
As living and powerful, sharper than any two-edged sword.
According to Philippians 4:8, what should we focus our thoughts on?
Things that are true, honest, just, pure, lovely, and of good report.
Why doesn’t God expect us to have a perfect understanding of everything?
Because His grace is sufficient, and He loves us even with our questions.
What is the purpose of the Holy Scriptures according to our beliefs?
To commit the knowledge necessary for salvation to humanity.
Why is the Bible still relevant today despite seeming scientific inaccuracies?
The Bible reveals spiritual truths and principles that guide our lives, which remain relevant regardless of scientific advancements.
Why is the Bible considered God's love letter to us?
Because it contains His promises, guidance, and the revelation of His love through Jesus Christ.
Why is it important to recognize the difference between truth and error?
To avoid being led astray and to live according to God’s will.
How does the Holy Spirit help us find the truth?
The Holy Spirit guides us into all truth that we can comprehend and are ready to accept.
What book by Ellen G. White is recommended for further study in this lesson?
Thoughts From the Mount of Blessing.
How can you strengthen your trust in the Bible when faced with doubts?
By studying the Bible, praying for understanding, and seeing how its teachings apply to and transform your life.
How can the Bible help us in our daily lives?
It guides us to live healthy, happy lives of service and prepares us for eternal life with God.
How should we approach parts of the Bible that we don’t understand?
With faith in God’s character and a willingness to keep learning, trusting that God will reveal more in time.
What should be our response when we realize that our understanding of life isn’t complete?
To trust in God’s revealed truth and seek His guidance through the Holy Spirit.