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Ten Lepers
2019-04-13
thank you so much its really a great help in preparing my lesson plan. God
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Ten Lepers
2019-02-13
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Ten Lepers
2019-02-13
Thank you for this. It helped me a lot. I also looked through the website
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Ten Lepers
2016-07-15
Am inspired. May your anointing never dry in Christ name.
Prophet Abraham Oluniyi Obasa |
Ten Lepers
2013-12-31
Helped me prepare my sermon today!
Kannan |
Ten Lepers
2013-11-29
Jews and Samaritans were not allowed to mix; neither were lepers and
healthy. Jesus cured ten lepers; only one came back to thank him, a
Samaritan:-lesson one. Lepers mixed:-lesson two.
sean mcelgunn |
Ten Lepers
2013-05-24
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Ten Lepers
2012-02-28
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Ten Lepers
2011-06-12
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Ten Lepers
2011-02-03
I cringe when I hear one take the name of our Lord in vain. After recently
hearing it freely, and numerously done by an associate, I wrote the
following poem:
His Name In Vain
by Ron Tranmer
©
Commandments given by our God
Direct us here on
earth.
How we choose to keep them
Will determine our soul’s
worth.
The third commandment tells us
Not to take God’ s
name in vain.
“If you love Me, Keep My
commandments”,
This scripture makes it plain.
God will not
“hold him guiltless”
Who degrades His Holy Name.
Such
Disrespect for Deity,
Should make one feel great shame.
Respect
the God who gave us life,
And Christ, who died for you.
Treat their
name’s with reverence
In all you say and do.
Ron Tranmer |
Ten Lepers
2010-11-07
I made a change, I think for the better, to the last stanza of my "The
"The Grateful Leper" poem. It now is:
The Grateful
Leper
by Ron Tranmer ©
The Bible tells the story
of ten lepers, I
recall.
They came with hope in Jesus
and He healed them, one and
all.
But only one of them turned back,
and gave thanks on bended
knee,
at the feet of Christ who healed him
from his awful
leprosy.
Do we show a grateful heart
to our Father up
above,
for the blessings that He gives us,
and His never ending
love?
Like the returning leper,
may we too, on bended
knee,
give thanks to Christ our Savior
who died for you and
me.
(Let me know if you think the original was better.)
Ron
Tranmer
Ron Tranmer |
Ten Lepers
2010-10-23
Here's a poem I wrote that relates to this wonderful story.
Ron
Tranmer
Gratitude
The Bible tells the story
of ten lepers,
I recall.
They came with hope in Jesus
and He healed them, one and
all.
But only one of them turned back,
and gave thanks on bended
knee
at the feet of Christ who healed Him
from his awful
leprosy.
Do we show a grateful heart
to our Father up
above,
for the blessings that He gives us,
and His never ending
love?
May the lesson of the leper
be one we will always
heed
as we show a grateful heart
with each action, and each
deed.
by Ron Tranmer ©
Ron Tranmer |
Ten Lepers
2010-02-27
May the Lord richly bless the team that is behind making this site
available to rich the unreached with the word of the living God. It
amazing, wonderfully done.Thank q. Thnk q Thank q. God bless.
nk |
Ten Lepers
2009-04-21
thank you so much for this site it is wonderful that we can get these
lessons online and use them. many blessings to you and yours
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