Walking in the Light: Turning Away From Sin
Sabbath School Class—Life as Discovery and Hope
July 18, 2009
Larry R Evans
1. Isaiah tells us that we should let our own light shine. [Isa. 60:1-3] True or False?
2. If we walk in the light there will be no darkness in us. [1Jn. 1:6-10] True or False?
3. There is a difference between living in sin and being sinful. [1Jn.1:6-10] True or False?
4. We can draw the wrong conclusions about God if we begin with a wrong understanding of sin and its effects upon us. [1Jn.1:6-10; Jn.16:1-4] True or False?
5. If we would do what is right we would no longer be sinful. [1 Jn.3:4; 5:17; Isa. 6:1-7; Rom. 7:21-25; 1 Cor. 15:50-57] True or False?
6. When fighting sin, it is best to tackle them one sin at a time. [1Jn. 1:5-7; 2:1; Jn.15:1-5] True or False?
7. We defeat the power of sin by denying its existence and thereby focusing our attention on the more positive aspects of the Christian experience. [1Jn. 1:8; Dan. 9:7-11; Matt.11:28-30] True or False?
8. Forgiving ourselves is easy when we know that Jesus has forgiven us. [Ps.51:3,4; Rev. 5; 1Jn.2:1,2] True or False?
9. Jesus persuades the Father to save us by showing Him the scars of His crucifixion. [1Jn. 2:1; Jn.3:16,17; 1Jn.1:9] True or False?
It is our plan to provide notes to these questions later this week.
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