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1. According to Psalm 147:1, why is it “good,” “pleasant,” and “fitting” to sing praises to God? 2. What specific actions of God in Psalm 147 show His care for both creation and people? 3. How does God relate to the brokenhearted in Psalm 147:3, and what comfort
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中文版 1. Why does Psalm 146 urge us not to put our trust in princes or mere human beings, no matter how powerful they seem? 2. What does it mean that the Lord keeps every promise forever (Psalm 146:6), and how have you personally seen this in your life?
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If you spent part of your childhood being homeschooled, you're warmly invited to take this short survey. Your input will not only support young parents who are thoughtfully considering whether to homeschool their children, but also contribute to a broader understanding of homeschooling outcomes for social research purposes.
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中文版 1. According to Psalm 145, how often did David say he would praise the Lord, and what does this reveal about the importance of regular worship 2. What specific attributes of God's character are repeated in verses 8–9 of Psalm 145, and how might these truths
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中文版 1. Psalm 144:1-2 — What specific ways does David describe the Lord’s help in battle and protection? 2. Psalm 144:3-4 — How does David describe the nature of human life and why does he question God’s attention to people? 3. Psalm 144:12-14 — What images does David
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中文版 1. According to Psalm 143:3-4, what kind of pressure or suffering is the psalmist experiencing? Who does he believe is attacking him? 2. In Psalm 143:2, why does the psalmist say, “Don’t put your servant on trial”? What does this reveal about how he views himself
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中文版 1. In Psalm 142:1–2 (NLT), David says, “I cry out to the Lord; I plead for the Lord’s mercy.” What does this show about how he handles his distress? 2. According to verse 3, David says, “When I am overwhelmed, you alone know the way I
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中文版 1. In Psalm 141:2, David says, “Accept my prayer as incense offered to you, and my upraised hands as an evening offering.” What does this reveal about how David views prayer and worship? How might this shape our own posture in prayer? 2. In Psalm 141:3, David
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中文版 Around 2010–2016, “classical” education became regarded as the “only correct” educational path within many house churches in mainland China. Many house churches also began establishing church schools, and the educational philosophy they adopted was, of course, “classical education.” I was involved at the time, but because my child
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中文版 Psalm 140:1–13 1. What kinds of people is the psalmist asking God to protect him from (vv. 1–5)? What words describe their intentions? 2. How does David portray the danger of evil speech and plotting (vv. 3–5)? What does this reveal about the power of
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中文版 📖 Psalm 139 – God's Omniscience, Omnipresence, and Care 1. What words or phrases in Psalm 139 emphasize how well God knows you? → (v.1–6: "You have searched me and known me...") 2. What kind of God is revealed in Psalm 139? How does His all-knowing
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中文版 Perennialism / Eternalism / Realism (“Classical” Education): This educational philosophy emphasizes teaching and learning the classic works of humanity that have stood the test of time—such as those by Homer, Plato, Aristotle, Augustine, Shakespeare, and others. * Primary Goal: Students develop critical thinking and analytical skills in the process of learning