teachings of bibel in christanity

7/29/2019 Teachings of Bibel in Christanity

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SUBMITTED TO :-

SUBMITTED BY:-

MR.SHAH FAISAL NIMMY

JAMES

SENTRA

TEACHINGS OF BIBEL IN

CHRISTANITY


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INDEX

INTRODUCTION

BIBLE VALUES USE IN MAMAGEMENT

TEN COMMANDMENTS IN CHRITANITY


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INTRODUCTION

Most of Jesus life is told through the four Gospelsof the New Testament Bible, known as the

Canonical gospels, written by Matthew, Mark,

Luke and John.

They are written to engender faith in Jesus as

the Messiah and the incarnation of God, who

came to teach, suffer and die for peoples sins.


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BIBLE VALUES USE IN

MANAGEMENT

A set of Values in which a person believesin, will examine all Areas and Aspects ofone's life and what happens in a Society ora Country in Economic, Social, Political,Religious and Cultural Realms orSpheres. Some important Universal/Christian/Bible Values such as thefollowing should be seriously consideredand adopted for the Good of the Society asa whole:-

Having Peace and Tranquility in Life.

Having Joy and Excitement in Life.


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CONT Having Good Health and Longevity in Life Having Success in Life

Achieving our Goals in Life

Making Contributions and Sacrifices to the World

Having Satisfaction and Fulfillment in Life

Having Eternal Life in Heaven

Having Universal Brotherhood

Having Fellowship and Friendship with others (which isthe very purpose and reason why God created Man-

Kind) Maintaining Community Welfare

Doing Social Service

Taking Initiative in Developing Rural Areas


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the Bible Say about Christian Values

and Christian Living

The New Testament of the Bible tells of two kingdoms1. the kingdom of this world

2. the kingdom of God.

The kingdom of this world is under the influence ofSatan (Luke 4:5-6, John 14:30-31, 1 John 5:18-20, 2 Corinthians 4:3-4). The dominant values of theworld include wealth, power, pleasure, revenge, fame,vanity and status. These things are most important topeople who perceive no power or purpose beyondthemselves. Worldly values promote jealousies,

resentments and conflicts among people inaccordance with the purposes of Satan (John8:44, Acts 5:3, Romans 16:17-20, 2 Corinthians4:4, Ephesians 2:1-3, 4:25-32, 2 Timothy 2:22-26, 1 John 3:8-10) .


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CONT.

The kingdom of God (also known as thekingdom of heaven) is not a geographic location.

It exists within the world among those people who

put their faith, trust and loyalty in God (Luke

17:20-21). The values of the kingdom of God areoften the opposite of worldly values: kindness and

respect for all people instead of power; humility

instead of status, fame and vanity; honesty and

generosity instead of wealth; self-control insteadof pleasure; forgiveness instead of revenge.

Christian values promote peace and good will

among people in accordance with the purposes of

God.


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ten values or principles are

emphasized most strongly in the bible

1. Worship only God:-

"The most important one," answered Jesus, "is

this: 'Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God, the

Lord is one. Love the Lord your God with all

your heart and with all your soul and with all

your mind and with all your strength.' (NIV,

Mark 12:28-30)

2. Respect all people:-

The second is this: 'Love your neighbor as

yourself.' There is no commandment greater

than these." (NIV, Mark 12:31)


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3. Be humble:-

Humility or being humble is a quality of being

courteously respectful of others. It is the opposite

of aggressiveness, arrogance, boastfulness, and

vanity.

4. Be honest:-

Honesty and integrity are held as very important

values throughout the Bible, and any deception togain an advantage or harm another is prohibited

by the Ten Commandments (Exodus 20:16) and

other Bible passages


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5. Live a moral life:-Do you not know that your body is a temple of theHoly Spirit, who is in you, whom you have receivedfrom God? You are not your own; you were bought ata price. Therefore honor God with your body. (NIV,1 Corinthians 6:19-20)

6. Be generous with time and money:-

The Bible tells us to share generously with those inneed, and good things will come to us in turn. Each of

us has something to offer to someone in need. Wecan give our money and our time to charity, be afriend to someone who is sick or lonely, do volunteerwork or choose a service-oriented occupation. Wemay give unselfishly of our time to our spouse,

children or parents.


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7. Practice what you preach; don't be a hypocrite:-If there was any one group of people that Jesuscouldn't stand, it was hypocrites! The Pharisees ofJesus' time were a religious and political party thatinsisted on very strict observance of Biblical laws on

tithing, ritual purity and other matters.8. Don't be self-righteous:-

No one is perfect; we are all sinners in one way oranother (Romans 3:23). Living a moral life meanstaking responsibility for controlling our ownbehavior.

If we say or even think we are better than people weconsider to be "sinners," we are guilty of the sin ofself-righteousness. It is not our right to look down on,criticize, judge, condemn, or try to control otherpeople. Judgment is to be left to God.


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9. Don't hold a grudge:-Jesus said there is no place for hatred, holding a

grudge, revenge, retaliation or getting even in thelife of a Christian.

10. Forgive others:-If you forgive those who sin against you, yourheavenly Father will forgive you. But if yourefuse to forgive others, your Father will not

forgive your sins. (NLT, Matthew 6:14-15)God is merciful and forgives our sins and failings.

In the same way, we must be merciful and forgiveother people who sin against us or do us harm.


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