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We know that friendship is an important part of life. A good friend brings us joy and good times. We usually turn to our friends for comfort and help when we are in trouble or sad.

This lesson outlines the basic steps of a successful project whether secular or spiritual.

Punctuality is a common problem in churches. In this lesson, Mike looks at the question, why is being on time for worship services a problem?

In this lesson, Mike describes the main leaders who seemed to make the rebuilding process a great work of faith and courage against great odds eventually glorifying God.

In order to have a good name there are two things necessary regardless of what you wear or who you know.

Pagan kings are moved by God to fulfill Jeremiah's prophecy that the Jews in captivity would be free to return home and rebuild Jerusalem and the Temple.

Moses was the greatest Jewish leader, he received the 10 commandments, he interceded for the people time and time again but because of just one sin, Moses was prevented from entering the land that he had led the people towards for 40 years. This ending to his life teaches us several important lessons about how God feels concerning sin.

In this introductory lesson, Mike traces the history of the Jewish people from 1020 BC's United Kingdom to the time of the prophet Malachi in 400 BC.

I believe that gratitude leads to happiness, and ingratitude leads to darkness, pride and ultimately separation from God.

Mike reviews the two versions of Christmas that people celebrate along with three important realities brought to light by one of these.

There is a disturbing parallel between catching bass and the way Satan works in luring us into destruction.

This lesson reviews the little known story of Simeon, a man who waited a lifetime for God to keep a promise.

Mike reviews the 5 key things that can only be learned through the influence of grace.

In the lesson, Mike examines the different ideas about heaven put forth by various world religions and philosophies and compares these with the biblical teaching of what heaven is really like.

In this final lesson Mike reviews the priestly, national and personal regulations for holy living given by God and the rewards or punishments received for compliance or neglect.

Mike begins the second part of the book which details how the Jewish people were to maintain the holy status required of God's own nation.

Mike reviews and explains the instructions and procedure for observing the holiest day in the Jewish Religious calendar - Yom Kippur - the Day of Atonement.

This lesson briefly reviews the various Laws concerning ritual purity and the procedures required to maintain that status and thus be allowed to come before God in worship.

This lesson will examine the great blessings that the Choctaw congregation has both received and bestowed on its members.

This last lesson in the section on the priesthood focuses on two initial failures involving the priests and their duties as well as the consequences for each.