Sabbath Bible Lesson 8: Choosing What to Think About - Studies in the Epistle of James

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The Sabbath invites us to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with our core values. Preparing for it isn’t just about setting things in order but about setting our hearts in the right place. It’s a moment to step away from the rush, embrace simplicity, and create space for peace. As you prepare, remember that rest is an act of strength, and taking time to pause is essential for a life well-lived. Happy Sabbath 🙏🙏

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What a timely and instructive lesson for today both to practising Christians and worldlings. Please Help us H0ly Spirit to live these principles out in our interaction with others both inside and outside of the Church. Amen

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Thank you Brother and Sister. Well done. Many excellent and fresh points brought to the fore. Praise the Lord!

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Iam brother ganesh, without prayer to LORD GOD we cannot live a second, but praise GOD has give prayer, bible to us. Iam wishing you all happy seventh day sabbath!.

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MEMORY TEXT: “How can ye, being evil, speak good things? for out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh” (Matthew 12:34, second half). “Pray before you speak, and heavenly angels will come to your assistance and drive back the evil angels, who would lead you to dishonor God, reproach His cause, and weaken your own soul.”-Testimonies for the Church, vol. 2, p. 82.