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God's Love and Justice Adult Bible Study Guide
Each quarter, the Seventh-day Adventist Church publishes a 'Quarterly" Sabbath School Bible Study Guide to be used in Sabbath School, for personal Bible study, or in any other setting in which a deeper understanding of God’s Word is desired.
The Adult Sabbath School Bible Study Guide (Quarterly) links the entire world Church together in a global classroom. Written by a variety of authors, the study guide encourages personal time with God and His Word. Memory texts and key thoughts from the authors provide an opportunity for spiritual growth.
The Adult Sabbath School Bible Study Guide (Quarterly) links the entire world Church together in a global classroom. Written by a variety of authors, the study guide encourages personal time with God and His Word. Memory texts and key thoughts from the authors provide an opportunity for spiritual growth.
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Published November 26, 2024
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March 29, 2025
This Study Guide has answered many questions including the following:
"Does God's love only give but never recieve?"
"Is divine love purely self-sacrificial, or might God also delight innand be pleased by humans?"
"Does God really care about humans?"
"Can God's love be rejected or forfeited?"
"Does God enter into a back-and-forth love relationship with creatures?"
"Is anger incompatible with love?"
"If God is love, why is there evil in this world, and so much of it?"
"Can humans love the way God does?"
"If so, what would that look like?"
Questions that may seem obvious but often cause desputes.
Ultimately it explains that "the God of the Bible Loves Justice. Isaiah 61:8".
"Does God's love only give but never recieve?"
"Is divine love purely self-sacrificial, or might God also delight innand be pleased by humans?"
"Does God really care about humans?"
"Can God's love be rejected or forfeited?"
"Does God enter into a back-and-forth love relationship with creatures?"
"Is anger incompatible with love?"
"If God is love, why is there evil in this world, and so much of it?"
"Can humans love the way God does?"
"If so, what would that look like?"
Questions that may seem obvious but often cause desputes.
Ultimately it explains that "the God of the Bible Loves Justice. Isaiah 61:8".
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