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Parable of the Pearl of Great Price

Quiz by LILIVILE ROSE FACELO

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Q 1/10
Score 0
elbarap
30
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Q 2/10
Score 0
realp
30
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10 questions

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elbarap

1

30 sec

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realp

2

30 sec

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aretg ecipr

3

45 sec

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chantrem nam

4

30 sec

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delphilphia

5

30 sec

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nhoj leyswe

6

30 sec

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kingsee

7

30 sec

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ghtbou

8

30 sec

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dnouf

9

30 sec

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olds

10

30 sec

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For centuries, God's people waited for the prophecies of the expected Messiah to be fulfilled. They waited with hope and expectation for generations. The Savior's first coming was as a baby born in a humble stable. After Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection and before His ascension, He told His disciples that He would come again. At His second coming, Jesus will come in the clouds as the victorious Lord of all. Everyone will see Him. God's plan of salvation is eternal because God is eternal. He has always planned to take believers to heaven to live with Him forever. Transform means to change into something new. Christ, in His omnipotence, will transform believers' earthly bodies into glorified bodies. Anticipate means to look forward to. Christians anticipate Christ's return. Christians should always be ready to meet the Lord. They can get ready for Christ's return by faithfully living holy and godly lives as they put Jesus first in their life and wait hopefully and expectantly for Him. When Christ returns, a trumpet will sound. People will hear a shout and the voice of the archangel. Those who have died believing in Jesus will rise first; then any believers who are still alive will meet the Lord in the air. Jesus' parable of the 10 virgins reminds Christians to be prepared for the Lord's return. Christians understand that the Lord is not slow in keeping His promise. His time differs from earthly time. God desires that all people come to know Him. When the gospel has been preached to every nation, the Lord will indeed come back.
Parable: One of the stories that Jesus told to show us what the Kingdom of God is like. Parables present images drawn from everyday life Integrity: Firmly maintaining moral values, honesty, and doing what is right
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