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1st Quarter 2006
Edition
April 3, 2006
Publication of
Love Life Christian
Fellowship Church
Pastor Grace C.
Washington, M.Div.
From the Pastor
Dear Love Life Family:
Inside this issue:
9th Church Anniversary
2
5K Walk/Run
3
LLCFC Christian Education
4
Black History Month
Celebration Recap
5
Girl Scouting Corner
6
Building Project Update
7
As we pause to celebrate nine years of ministry, I cannot begin to express the magnitude of awe that dwells within at this
pivotal point in our church s history. Nonetheless, I can boldly
say that God has truly been good to Love Life. A retrospective
reflection of my recent trip to South Africa only reinforces just
how good God has been. I celebrate each of you, and even
those who have moved on, because I know that God has sent
people to make ministry happen. As a result, souls have been saved and lives have been
changed. He has allowed us to break ground on our new Administrative Offices and Educare Complex, and He is preparing us to move into new realms of marketing so that we
can continue to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ in a way in which we have never experienced before. What a mighty God we serve!
This year s theme could not be more appropriate. Because the number nine represents
completeness and fullness, we must understand that God has brought us to a level of
spiritual maturity that empowers us to, indeed, be Centered in Christ, Faithful in Scripture, and United in Outreach. God admonishes us in Matthew 5:48, Be ye therefore
perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect. This scripture reminds us
that it is His will for us to have a complete love that allows us to embrace those who love
us as well as those who do not.
I am grateful that within our nine-year journey our Father has prepared us for such a time
as this. We ve labored hard and prayed long, but it was worth every moment. Now is the
time to push forth with Christ as our focal point, an adherence to the Word, and a renewed fervor to reach those outside of the four walls of the church. Yes, the challenge is
great. But we are ever grateful that God has entrusted us with the challenge. Love Life, I
encourage you to stay strong in the Lord and in the power of His might. He has been with
us, and I know that He will continue to be with us as we bring light into a pit of darkness,
peace into a sea confusion and love into a world of hate.
Sincerely,
Grace C. Washington M.Div.
Senior Pastor
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OUR HISTORY
(1997
2006)
P
astor Grace C. Washington
stepped out on faith and took up
her to follow Christ in establishing Love
Life Christian Fellowship Church in
1997. With recommendation and encouragement from Reverend Ullyses
Ponder, inquiry was made into the
availability of the Fork Creek Baptist
facility at 3980 Panthersville Road in
Ellenwood, Georgia. After negotiations
with Reverend William Busey and the
Fork Creek membership, a lease/ purchase agreement was granted to Love
Life Christian Fellowship Church on
April 1, 1997.
of the Greater Bethel Primitive Baptist
Church of Riviera Beach, Florida.
motorcade to the church from the
Greater Bethel, Pastor Washington s
South Dekalb Mall for Pastor Washing- home church, and the Hendley family
ton and her entourage. The Church s
have given steadfast spiritual, emotheme, Building a Community to Imtional, and financial support from the
pact the World , was the message of
church s beginning. After legal matters
Pastor Washington s first sermon at
cleared for the purchase of the Fork
Love Life. Dedication services took
Creek facility, Dr. Robert Hendley, III
place on May 4, 1997. Special greetand Dr. Leon Hendley graciously
ings were given by the Honorable Wil- blessed Love Life with funding to purliam C. Brown, Commissioner, 5th Dis- chase the church. On October 2, 1997,
trict, Dekalb County. The Chief Execu- Fork Creek Baptist became the proptive Officer of Dekalb County, Liane
erty of Love Life Christian Fellowship
Levetan, presented the Proclamation
Church.
from the Dekalb County Government.
On April 6, 1997, the first worship serTO GOD BE THE GLORY!!
vice began with the late Mr. Donald
May 25, 1997 marked the celebrated
Trimble, owner of Donald Trimble Mor- Appreciation to God Day with Rever- HAPPY 9th ANNIVERSARY!!
tuary, providing a escorted limousine
end Robert Hendley, Jr. and members
9th Church Anniversary Celebration
9th Church Anniversary Revival
Services 7:30 pm nightly
$5.00 for non-skaters
Church Anniversary Worship Ser(Contact Sis. Teresa Caldwell & Minis- vice
ter Valencia Hudson)
Sunday, April 2, 2006, 10:45 ONLY
Guest Revivalists:
Monday, March 27th:
Love Life Bowl-a-thon
Evangelist Laura Pickett - Capital View Saturday, April 8, 2006 - 10:30 a.m.
UMC
Suburban Lanes Bowling Alley
2619 N. Decatur Rd - Decatur, GA
Tuesday, March 28th:
Pastor Keith Brooks All Nations
$20.00 - per adult
Church of God, Scottsdale, GA
$15.00 - 11 years old and under
(Contact Deacon Arthur & Sis Sandra
Queen)
Wednesday, March 29th:
Pastor Marlin Harris New Life Baptist
Church, Decatur, GA
Memory Lane
Leave your legacy on Love Life s pathway between the current sanctuary
Skate Day - "Let Your Heart Roll to
and the new fellowship hall.
Jesus and Fall for the Lord"
Monday April 3, 2006: 6:30 pm - 8:30
pm
Red Brick (4 x 8 ):
$35.00
Golden Glide Skating Rink
Marble (4 x8 ):
$50.00
2750 Wesley Chapel Rd - Decatur, GA Marble (8 x8 ):
$100.00
Marble (2 x2 )
$500.00
$10.00 per skater (skates provided)
(Contact Elder Amy Gude)
Officiating:
Pastor Grace C. Washington
Guest Speaker:
Pastor Ben Gaither
Stronghold
Christian Church, Lithonia, Georgia
Anniversary Free-will Offering
$81 for all adults 18 years old and
older, $18 for ages 12 to 17, $9 for
ages 11 and under.
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2nd Annual Love Life 5K Walk/Run
Get in shape and get ready for the 2nd
Annual Love Life 5K Walk/Run! If you
like to run, or simply want to go for a
brisk walk, come out and have some
fun. If you know someone who likes to
run, spread the word.
The event will be held on Saturday
April 22, 2006 in the Ellenwood communities near Love Life Christian Fellowship Church, and will draw runners
from the South Dekalb community and
other metropolitan-Atlanta neighborhoods.
The cost of the Love Life 5K is $17
before April 9th and $20 afterwards.
Awards will be given to the first place
male and female. Other prices will be
given to age group winners in 7 brackets: <15, 16-20, 21-30, 31-40, 41-50,
51-60, >60.
Sponsors are also welcomed. There
are four sponsorship levels ranging
from $100 to $1000. Benefits include
corporate name and logo on race day
t-shirts and race banners, company
brochures and coupons in race packets, as well as corporate logos on registration forms distributed in local running shops and other businesses.
Forever Young, a Senior Citizens program; the Family Life Center, where
the community can find resources for
life s needs including health, wellness,
and educational courses; and, facilities
for community events such as HOA
meetings, receptions, conferences,
etc.
Please visit RunGeorgia.com for additional race information, or sign up
online at Active.com. Come out to enProceeds of the race will go toward the joy life and have fun while you particidevelopment and ongoing managepate in the Love Life 5K Walk/Run.
ment of Love Life Center, Inc. A new
Submitted by Uwezu McReynolds
annex, now under construction, will
provide facilities and supports programs to enrich the local Ellenwood
community.
Some of our current and planned programs include ASC After School Care;
Camp Love Life Summer Program;
Other Love Life News
The CCC/CTC Annual Easter Egg Hunt is scheduled for Saturday, April 15th. We are now accepting plastic eggs and
candy donations. Please see LaSharn Williams (CCC) or Adrienne Kearney (CTC) by Wednesday, April 12 with your
donations.
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Raising a new Standard...
On Tuesday, February 14, 2006, 7 members of the Love Life family traveled to the
Washington DC area to attend the Gospel
Heritage Foundation s 2006 Praise and
Worship Conference. The conference
lasted from Wednesday, February 15
through Friday, February 17.
Love Life conference delegates were Elder
Vanda Hudson (Director of Worship), Minister Terrance Hollingsworth, Minister
Mechelle Kitchings, Sister Teresa Caldwell,
Sister Angela Finney, Sister Divika Washington-Hall (Director of Music), and Brother
Torrey Storey. The theme for this year s
conference was Raising a New Standard
and the conference s lineup of workshop
leaders, presenters, and preachers consisted of some of the most well-known personalities in the gospel industry.
The conference began each day with intercessory prayer and a rousing Praise &
Worship service followed by an inspiring
Word from the Lord.
Wednesday:
Host: Pastor Juandolyn Stokes
Praise & Worship: Stephen Hurd
Sermon: Israel Houghton ( We Are
Born Originals , Is 49:1-2)
Thursday:
Host: Pastor Jerome Bell
of Praise at Love Life
Praise & Worship: Rhema Christian
Choir
Speaker: Bishop Paul Morton
Praise & Worship:
Sermon: Bishop Kenneth Moules
( God is God , Josh 24:15-18)
Friday:
Host: Pastor Hezekiah Walker
Praise & Worship: Witness
Sermon: Pastor Donnie McClurkin
(When You find out Who God is, You
find out Who You are , Eph 1:4)
The morning services were then followed
up by morning workshop sessions on various topics on Praise & Worship, Dance,
etc. Among the sessions attended by Love
Life were A Mega-Worship Experience,
Psalms: The Original Songbook, Standing
on the Frontline, Understanding the Flow of
the Spirit, and The Healing Power of Music.
Following lunch, there were additional
workshop sessions and special events
such as the Gospel Heritage Foundation
Praise & Worship group competition and
the Praise Dance competition.
Each evening, the workshop culminated
with an awesome evening worship service.
Wednesday Evening:
Host: Bishop Michael Kelsey
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION NUGGETS
Many parents are in need of suggestions
for giving their children a Christian Education without leaning completely on
the Church to provide strategies that can
be lovingly implemented in the home. Recently, I read Caryl Waller Wheeler's book
which is entitled 365 Ways to Love Your
Child. The following five paraphrased excerpts from the book may be helpful while
educating your children in a Christian manner.
DON'T FEAR DISCIPLINE
Being a parent is not a popularity contest,
so do not be afraid to guide your children. If
you truly love them, you will want what is in
their best interest. Help them to know the
difference between right and wrong, honesty and cheating, sexuality and sex,
peace and violence, democracy and pushi-
ness, caring and apathy.
COMMUTER LOVE
When you are being the chauffeur, and
especially when there is one of your children in the car, use the time for confidential talk. Don't waste these moments by
driving in silence or listening to the radio.
Instead talk about hopes and dreams, and
how much you love your child. Avoid using
the occasions for accusations, corrections,
or interrogations. Let them be times of casual, loving conversations and teachings.
I highly recommend that parents make the
creative handbook, 365 Ways to Love Your
Child, an addition to the family's library.
You and your children will be blessed!
Thursday Evening:
Host: Bishop Jonathan Alvarado
Praise & Worship: Rodney Posey w/
Jonathan Nelson & Purpose
Speaker: Pastor Jamal Bryant
The conference culminated on Friday evening with the 2006 Gospel Heritage Foundation Awards Show. The show was
hosted by Pastor Donnie McClurkin and
Kelly Price. The Honorees were Tramaine
Hawkins, The Barrett Sisters, Rev. Clay
Evans, and The Winans.
There were special musical performances
by Tye Tribbett, Karen Clark-Sheard, Kim
Burrell, Lonnie Hunter, Water Hawkins,
Daryl Coley, Bishop Larry Trotter, Witness,
Patrick Lundy and the Ministers of Music, 7
Sons of Soul, and Rance Allen.
The conference was a truly blessed praise
and worship experience and I feel that
each of Love Life s delegates was touched
in a mighty way by our attendance. We are
looking forward to raising a new standard
of praise at Love Life.
Submitted by Min. Terrance Hollingsworth
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Love Life s Black History
Love Life celebrated Black History Month in
the usual spirit of excellence. The main
focus of the activities was to impact and
influence the church family to become
more intentional in remembering
and emulating the positive attributes and
contributions of Black Americans, not for
just the month of February, but throughout
each day of the year.
During each of February's 10:45 a.m. Worship Services, presentations were made.
Carlos Bynoe began the celebration with
an inspirational talk about the life of Coretta
Scott King in conjunction with a video compilation of her life by Nelson Gray. Suzanne
Walker eloquently reviewed the life of Rosa
Parks, the Mother of the Civil Rights Movement, and Kalen Robinson gave an outstanding dramatic oratory entitled, "A
Month Celebration
was frequently called upon to get Dr. King
and other marchers out of jail following
Room Full of Sisters". Elder Amy Gude and their freedom marches. His words of wisElder Darrell Finney, in their sermons,
dom and spirituality were definitely a blesshighlighted past and present Black Ameri- ing to Love Life!!
cans who are well known for their contribuLet's continue to celebrate our Black Heritions to society. They both noted persons
tage every month of the year!
within our own church family who, in their
own ways, have made creditable contribuSubmitted by Elder Barbara Harris Thomas
tions to Black History.
Love Life was also blessed to hear the profound words of Reverend Paul Banks, Sr.,
the grandfather of our very own Brother
Uwezu McReynolds. Rev. Banks was a
contemporary of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther
King and the other stalwarts of the Civil
Rights Movement during the 50 s and 60 s.
He operated as the only black bail bondsmen in the Montgomery, Alabama area and
Another Fantastic First for Love Life!!!
Nothing in Ripley's Believe It Or Not can
be compared to the great feat accomplished by
Love Life Christian Fellowship Church! On
January 20-21, the entire New Testament of the
King James Version of the Bible was read aloud
in less than 24 hours!
the Sanctuary!
Pastor Grace C. Washington began with the
reading of the First Chapter of Matthew on Friday at 3:00 p.m. Approximately 75 readers followed by reading in 15 minute increments
through the 21st Chapter of the Book of Revelation. On Saturday, Pastor Washington closed
the session with the reading of Revelation
22 before 2:00 p.m. Applause and praise filled
The reading of the New Testament was such a
wonderful success that there were
many suggestions made that times be set for
the oral reading of the entire Old Testament. Since a part of our motto for 2006 is
"Faithful to Scripture," that is indeed an appropriate goal for the Ministry. Stay tuned in!
The Intercessory Prayer Ministry held an all
night Saturday vigil during the reading of the
New Testament and prayer requests were honored.
Submitted by Elder Barbara Harris Thomas
Love Life s New Nursery!!
Under the leadership of Sister Monica Swann, Love Life has opened a muchanticipated Nursery during the 10:45 am worship service. The nursery provides care,
supervision, and fun activities for the young children (6 months to 3 years old) while
parents are able to enjoy the worship service. While in the nursery, the children are
able to participate in fun activities that are designed to entertain, engage, and inspire
them.
All families are welcome to participate!!!!
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Fasting for
Fasting - What is it?
What is fasting? Biblically, fasting is abstaining from food, drink, sleep or sex to
focus on a period of spiritual growth. Specifically, we humbly deny something of the
flesh to glorify God, enhance our spirit, and
go deeper in our prayer life.
Spiritual Growth
Corinthians 7:1-5). Fasting should be limited to a set time, especially when the fasting is from food. Fasting is not intended to
punish our flesh, but to focus on God.
fast, put oil on your head and wash your
face, so that it will not be obvious to men
that you are fasting, but only to your Father, who is unseen; and your Father, who
sees what is done in secret, will reward
you" (Matthew 6:16-18).
Fasting is more than denying ourselves
food or something else of the flesh - it's a
sacrificial lifestyle before God. In Isaiah 58,
we learn what a "true fast" is. It's not just a
one-time act of humility and denial before
God, it's a lifestyle of servant ministry to
others. As Isaiah tells us, fasting encourages humility, loosens the chains of injustice, unties the chords of the yoke, frees
the oppressed, feeds the hungry, provides
for the poor, and clothes the naked. This
The only Biblical reason to fast is to deFasting demonstrates to God and to ourvelop a closer walk with God. By taking our concept of fasting isn't simply a one day or
selves that we are serious about our rela21-day, or 40-day thing - it's a lifestyle of
eyes off the things of this world, we can
tionship with Him. Although fasting in Scripservant living for God and others.
focus better on Christ. "When you fast, do
ture is almost always a fasting from food,
not look somber as the hypocrites do, for
there are other ways to fast. Anything you
they disfigure their faces to show men they Submitted by Minister Terrance
can temporarily give up in order to better
Hollingsworth
are fasting. I tell you the truth, they have
focus on God can be considered a fast (1
received their reward in full. But when you
Fasting is a recommended part of our spiritual growth. The Book of Acts records believers fasting before they made important
decisions (Acts 13:4; 14:23). Fasting and
prayer are often linked together (Luke 2:37;
5:33). Too often, however, the focus of
fasting is on the lack of food. The purpose
of fasting is to take our eyes off the things
of this world and instead focus on God.
Fasting should not be considered a "dieting
method" either. We shouldn't fast to lose
weight, but to gain deeper fellowship with
God. Some may not be able to fast from
food (diabetics, for example), but everyone
can temporarily give up something in order
to focus on God. Even unplugging the television for a period of time can be an effective fast.
Girl Scouting at Love Life
Greetings from Girl Scout Troop Number
26404!
Our first year of Girl Scouting has been a
success in large part thanks to the generosity of the members of Love Life. First of
all we would like to thank all of you who
gave so generously to help us get started,
go to the Georgia Aquarium and to the Me
and My Guy Dance. We would also like to
thank you all for helping us with our cookie
sales. Cookie sales will allow us to have
the funds needed for our end of the year
celebration and also a little in the bank for
start up funds for next year.
Georgia Aquarium (thank you Deacon
Fanning for driving the van)
Cookie Sales
Our top five sellers are:
Jessica Terrell 552
Nia McConico 522
Brittney Perkins 406
Kalen Robinson 400
Randi Reid - 344
I would like to give a special thanks to the
leaders who have given of their time and
sometimes finances to work with the girls.
The leaders are: Angel Bing Daisies;
Jessica Fowler and Adrienne Jackson
Brownies; Takila Booker and Paulette Terrell Juniors; Nykia Moore and Teresa
Caldwell Cadettes; Sherese Dennard and
Kelsi Robinson Seniors.
Our year will end on June 3, 2006 but we
look forward to a year of greater than as
we start up again in August 2006.
Currently we have 34 girls registered in our
troop and a waiting list of 8 to 10 more girls
who want to join with us next year. Below
is a list of events that we have participated
in so far:
Investiture Service
Disney On Ice (thank you Deacon
Bobby for driving the van)
International Day
Girl Scout Sunday @ Love Life
Me and My Guy Cinderella Ball
End-of-the-year celebration at either
Calloway Gardens or Lake Lanier
Yours in Scouting
Paulette Terrell, Coordinator
Upcoming events are:
Mother and Daughter Tea
Leaders Appreciation
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Stewardship
Corner
The Love Life CFC Stewardship Ministry is
sponsoring Financial Seminars on
Wednesday, May 17th and Wednesday,
May 24th at 7:00 p.m. The seminars are
open to everyone free of charge. This is a
great opportunity to
obtain valued financial advice from Audrey Croft of
Ameriprise Financial.
This is not a sales
pitch for this institution, but rather an
opportunity for God s
people to gain knowledge in the area of
financial stabilization and investments.
cial planner for over 18 years. She works
with both small business owners and private individuals. Her focus and concentration is in the areas of estate planning, retirement, investment, and tax planning issues. So whether you re just starting out,
getting married or divorced, starting a family, buying a home, planning retirement,
caring for an Aging Parent, loss of a
spouse or planning for Business Succession she can provide guidance and direction in preparation for the certainty of uncertainty in life. Audrey has a personal
goal to read 40 thousand books. She sees
her authors as her mentors and believes
Audrey Croft is a Senior Financial Advisor
that readers are leaders and reading rewith Ameriprise Financial formerly known
wards our successes. She also believes
as American Express Financial Advisors
that reading helps to keep her from becomthe next generation. She has been a finan- ing unreasonably stuck on her own opin-
ions. She has long been aspired to teach
and share her knowledge to help spread
better knowledge and understanding of the
mechanics on How to think and Grow
Rich .
Ms. Croft is a sought after speaker for
many national conferences in multiple industries.
Ms. Croft is a member of the Million Dollar
Round Table, American Bar Association,
Financial Planning Association, American
Institution of Certified Public Accountants.
So please make plans now to attend and
grow strong in the area of Stewardship.
Submitted by Minister Valencia Hudson
Building Project Update
As of March 29, 2006, the first phase of our
building project is well underway. As many
of you may have noticed, the wood has
arrived on property and the hammering is
underway. Barring unusually inclimate
weather, the scheduled completion date is
July 31, 2006.
We would like to thank all of you for your
hard work and diligence in helping to attain
this goal.
Again, we caution all persons to stay away
from the construction area. There are nails
and debris on the grounds and the area is
not safe for children to play around.
We hope to have some of the items
in the parking areas removed soon
to free up a few spaces. But again,
Love Lifers and visitors have been
champions and park wherever they
can find room. Thank you for your
patience and cooperation.
The Development Ministry will soon
begin etching plans for Phase II,
which will include the expansion of
the Sanctuary and the
The Love Life family has been aggressively paving of additional parking
area. At this time, the focus is
raising funds to cover the difference from
on the construction of the Felthe loan amount and the building cost. As
discussed in the last Congregational Meet- lowship Hall/Administrative
ing, the cost rose because of Site Work that Building and the maintenance
of the Sanctuary. As you have
has to be done and we are partially completing the basement so that it can be used witnessed there is so much
going at and around Love Life Christian
in the near future as meeting/classrooms.
Fellowship.
In addition to the three-night Revival we just
completed, additional fundraisers include
Skate Day, Monday, April 3rd at 6:30 pm at
Golden Glide Skating Rink on Wesley
Chapel Road, the Bowl-a-thon on Saturday,
April 9th at 10 am at Suburban Plaza at
Church St and N. Decatur Rd, and the annual 5K Walk/Run on Saturday, April 22nd
at 8:30 am. One project that surely has the
interest of members is our Memory Lane
Brick Sale. This is an opportunity to memorialize your name at Love Life. As you can
see, there is something for everyone. This
is just the beginning; there is more to come
as the year progresses.
Thank you again for doing your part!
Submitted by Minister Valencia Hudson
Love Life Christian Fellowship Church
3980 Panthersville Road
Ellenwood, GA 30294
Phone: 404-241-1499
Fax: 404-241-1519
www.LoveLifecfc.org
WEEKLY SERVICES
SUNDAY
8:00 a.m. and 10:45 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
TUESDAY
7:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
12:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
-
Worship Service
Sunday School
-
Intercessory Prayer
-
Bible Study
Prayer (Sanctuary)
Midweek Service
MONTHLY SERVICES
Dedication of Children
Baptism Service
-
Second Sunday
Fourth Sunday
THE ANKH STAFF
The ANKH is the official newsletter of Love Life Christian Fellowship Church and is published quarterly. Send news of
interest and comments to:
The ANKH
3980 Panthersville Road
Ellenwood, GA 30294
All articles are subject to editorial review. All leaders should
submit articles prior to the deadline posted in your leader s
manual.
The Ankh Staff includes the following:
Minister Terrance Hollingsworth, Editor
Elder Barbara Harris Thomas, Ministry Advisor
Deacon Jerry Reid, Photographer
Pastor Grace C. Washington, M. Div.
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4 The nations have fallen into the ___ they have dug (Ps 9:15)
7 if any man shall say unto you, ___, here is Christ, or there (Matt 24:23) (KJV)
9 he was getting nowhere, but that instead an ___ was starting (Matt 27:24)
11 Samuels mother (1 Sam 1:20)
13 keep this command without ___ or blame until the appearing of our Lord (1 Tim
6:14)
14 The breath of God produces ___, and the broad waters become frozen (Job
37:10)
15 God, who brought your people ___ of Egypt with a mighty hand (Dan 9:15)
16 He would plunge it into the pan or ___ or caldron or pot (1 Sam 2:14)
17 Man's hand assaults the ___ rock and lays bare the roots of the mountains (Job
28:9)
18 took the scroll from the right hand of him who ___ on the throne (Rev 5:7)
19 the seventh month the ark came to rest on the mountains of ___ (Gen 8:4)
22 owls shall dwell there, and ___ shall dance there (Isa 13:21) (KJV)
26 Cleanse me with ___, and I will be clean; wash me (Ps 51:7)
30 the wicked will drag them away, for they ___ to do what is right (Prov 21:7)
33 Do not ___ to each other, since you have taken off your old self (Col 3:9)
34 My son, if sinners ___ you, do not give in to them (Prov 1:10)
36 Speak to one another with ___, hymns and spiritual songs (Eph 5:19)
39 the borders of Manasseh were Beth Shan, Taanach, Megiddo and ___ (1 Chr
7:29)
40 If we live, we live to the Lord; and if we die, we ___ to the Lord (Rom 14:8)
41 open your eyes and look at the fields! They are ___ for harvest (John 4:35)
42 Though ___, they do not see; though hearing, they do not hear (Matt 13:13)
43 easier for a camel to go through the eye of a ___ than for a rich man (Mark 10:25)
44 that ancient serpent, who is the devil, ___ Satan, and bound him (Rev 20:2)
45 but even the dogs ___ the crumbs that fall from their masters' table (Matt 15:27)
46 the children of Reuben and the children of Gad called the altar ___ (Josh 22:34)
(KJV)
1 twenty loaves of barley, and full ears of corn in the ___ thereof (II Ki 4:42) (KJV)
2 Anyone who failed to ___ within three days would forfeit all his (Ezra 10:8)
3 on rulers as if they were mortar, as if he were a ___ treading the clay (Isa 41:25)
4 Every high ___ is selected from among men and is appointed (Heb 5:1)
5 their magic arts, their sexual immorality or their ___ (Rev 9:21)
6 Salome bought spices so that they might go to ___ Jesus' body (Mark 16:1)
7 You should have practiced the ___, without neglecting the former (Matt 23:23)
8 ___, the depth of the riches of the wisdom and knowledge of God! (Rom 11:33)
10 I turn rivers into a desert; their fish ___ for lack of water and die of thirst (Isa 50:2)
12 father of Joshua (Moses' aide)( Josh 1:1)
19 are destitute in the streets. Those nurtured in purple now lie on ___ heaps (Lam
4:5)
20 pack animal
21 Why make ye this ___, and weep? the damsel is not dead (Mark 5:39) (KJV)
23 I was advancing in Judaism beyond many Jews of my own ___ (Gal 1:14)
24 Therefore I will praise ___ among the nations, O LORD (Ps 18:49)
25 The prudent ___ danger and take refuge (Prov 27:12)
27 Remove hence to ___ place; and it shall remove (Matt 17:20) (KJV)
28 if I drive out demons by the ___ of God, then the kingdom of God (Matt 12:28)
29 does not oppress anyone, but returns what he took in ___ for a loan (Ezek 18:7)
30 Peter replied, "___ and be baptized, every one of you (Acts 2:38)
31 They did not use force, because they ___ that the people would stone them (Acts
5:26)
32 Those who linger over wine, who go to ___ bowls of mixed wine (Prov 23:30)
35 part of the foot (Lev 14:25)
37 every open container without a ___ fastened on it will be unclean (Num 19:15)
38 Sow your ___ in the morning, and at evening let not your hands be idle (Eccl
11:6)
42 Even ___, when you see these things happening, you know that it is near (Mark
13:29)
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