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-'''Apostle''' - Someone who is sent out with a message. Pre-Christian use of the Greek term apostolos as one who is sent or a messenger is rare, more commonly it was referring to an ambassador or emissary. However the post-Christian use of the term is one sent to the churches by an authority with a message. The use of the word as a noun was found seventy-nine times in the New Testament (10 in the gospels, 28 times in Acts, 38 times in the Epistles, and three times in Revelation). Only once (Heb 3:1) is it used to refer directly to Christ. – Paraphrased from Baker’s Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology
+'''Apostle''' - Someone who is sent out with a message. Pre-Christian use of the Greek term ''apostolos'' as one who is sent or a messenger is rare, more commonly it was referring to an ambassador or emissary. However the post-Christian use of the term is one sent to the churches by an authority with a message. The use of the word as a noun was found seventy-nine times in the New Testament (10 in the gospels, 28 times in Acts, 38 times in the Epistles, and three times in Revelation). Only once (Heb 3:1) is it used to refer directly to Christ. – Paraphrased from Baker’s Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology
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-'''Missionary -''' In Biblical literature the terms "apostle" and "missionary" are the same greek word, apostolos (apostle).  In the New Testament, Apostles did missionary work.  In an era where most of the known world had never heard of Christianity, it is logical that apostle and missionary would be the same.
+'''Missionary -''' In Biblical literature the terms "apostle" and "missionary" are the same Greek word, ''apostolos'' (apostle). In the New Testament, Apostles did missionary work. In an era where most of the known world had never heard of Christianity, it is logical that apostle and missionary would be the same.
-In more modern times, a missionary is one who is an apostle (person with a message) and disciples (one who closely follows God) who feels a calling to share the message with a people group who has not yet had full exposure (or any exposure at all) to the story of Christianity.  The nation of origin is unimportant, the location of service is what makes a disciple & apostle a missionary.
+In more modern times, a missionary is one who is an apostle (person with a message) and disciples (one who closely follows God) who feels a calling to share the message with a people group who has not yet had full exposure (or any exposure at all) to the story of Christianity. The nation of origin is unimportant, the location of service is what makes a disciple & apostle a missionary.
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-Note:  This definition is based on the SDA Bible commentary vol 6 "Acts of the Apostles [https://m.egwwritings.org/search?lang=en&query=missionary&suggestion=0]
+Note: This definition is based on the SDA Bible Commentary, Vol. 6 "Acts of the Apostles [https://m.egwwritings.org/search?lang=en&query=missionary&suggestion=0]
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-This is a quick and creative way to learn the names of the 12 disciples (and Matthias...and Paul).
+This is a quick and creative way to learn the names of the 12 disciples (and Matthias... and Paul).
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-'''The story line:'''  Paul was blinded during a vision on the road to Damascus.  Paul (Saul) had been a passionate persecutor of the Christians, and was going to Damascus to capture and destroy the Christians who had fled there.  But Jesus saw Saul's potential and called him to a life of mission service as an apostle of Jesus.  After three days of fasting and prayer in the home of Judas of Damascus, Saul/Paul accepted God's call.  Paul explains his calling, in fact gives a whole extensive story line of events that led to his leadership position as an apostle of Jesus, in Galatians 1-2 [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Galatians+1-2&version=NKJV]-- but it was first declared by Jesus Christ in a vision to Paul's healer - Ananias.
+'''The story line:''' Paul was blinded during a vision on the road to Damascus. Paul (Saul) had been a passionate persecutor of the Christians, and was going to Damascus to capture and destroy the Christians who had fled there. But Jesus saw Saul's potential and called him to a life of mission service as an apostle of Jesus. After three days of fasting and prayer in the home of Judas of Damascus, Saul/Paul accepted God's call. Paul explains his calling, in fact gives a whole extensive story line of events that led to his leadership position as an apostle of Jesus, in Galatians 1-2 [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Galatians+1-2&version=NKJV]-- but it was first declared by Jesus Christ in a vision to Paul's healer - Ananias.
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-'''Teaching point:'''  DEMONSTRATE could mean a "drawing" or "presentation" or "diorama" type of project that not only tells their story way back then, but also the EFFECT that their choice makes on our lives and hearts today.
+'''Teaching point:''' DEMONSTRATE could mean a "drawing" or "presentation" or "diorama" type of project that not only tells their story way back then, but also the EFFECT that their choice makes on our lives and hearts today.
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-Teachers can '''emphasize''' the "leaving everything" or how these first disciples became major players in the ministry of the church, especially in its starts as show in Acts 1-8 and 12. Peter is a significant leader for decades, giving the key Pentacost sermon among other leadership roles. James was the first disciples to die a martyrs death, while John was the one to live the longest, contributing the Apocalyptic book Revelation (with its message for our present and future).
+Teachers can '''emphasize''' the "leaving everything" or how these first disciples became major players in the ministry of the church, especially in its starts as show in Acts 1-8 and 12. Peter is a significant leader for decades, giving the key Pentecost sermon among other leadership roles. James was the first disciples to die a martyrs death, while John was the one to live the longest, contributing the Apocalyptic book Revelation (with its message for our present and future).
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-'''Teaching point:'''  DEMONSTRATE could mean a "drawing" or "presentation" or "diorama" type of project that not only tells their story way back then, but also the EFFECT that their choice makes on our lives and hearts today.
+'''Teaching point:''' DEMONSTRATE could mean a "drawing" or "presentation" or "diorama" type of project that not only tells their story way back then, but also the EFFECT that their choice makes on our lives and hearts today.
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-'''Teaching idea:''' Divide the kids into groups. Have each group research pictures on four of the locations Paul stopped and download, print, or capture one or two images from each of those cities. Attach these images to a centralized map of Paul's missionary journeys.  If done digitally, a Powerpoint set of slides with one page for EACH JOURNEY would be PLENTY to fulfill this requirement.
+'''Teaching idea:''' Divide the kids into groups. Have each group research pictures on four of the locations Paul stopped and download, print, or capture one or two images from each of those cities. Attach these images to a centralized map of Paul's missionary journeys. If done digitally, a Powerpoint set of slides with one page for EACH JOURNEY would be PLENTY to fulfill this requirement.
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-'''Teaching idea:''' Take pictures of the Pathfinders "freeze framing" one scene from four of the cities Paul visited on each journey.  Attach them to a missionary journeys map, either in print or digital form. Costuming would be cool, but "modern interpretations" would also be appropriate.
+'''Teaching idea:''' Take pictures of the Pathfinders "freeze framing" one scene from four of the cities Paul visited on each journey. Attach them to a missionary journeys map, either in print or digital form. Costuming would be cool, but "modern interpretations" would also be appropriate.
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 The Great Commission is the concluding statement of Jesus to His disciples and gives a command to His disciples.
 BibleGateway.com has over 200 versions and thus a variety of ways to read this text.
 The link shares three common versions - NKJV (Pathfinder Bible), NIV (normal read for many people in North America), and CSB (a new version copyrighted 2017)
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 '''Examples:'''
 * I will assist two people that I would normally ignore.
 * I will teach someone younger than me (physically or spiritually less mature) one thing I have come to know about Jesus Christ in a way that helps them hear the message effectively.

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 ==10. Over a two-week process, conduct a daily self-evaluation of the quality of your discipleship for that particular day. Rate based on the statements below on a scale from 1 to 10 where ten means you are very strong in that area and one means you are weak. Contemplate your assessment, set goals for improvement, and ask Jesus to provide you the necessary strength to meet these goals.== <!--T:112-->
-=== ● Your desire is to please God in all that you do.===
+===a. Your desire is to please God in all that you do.===
-=== ● You have a passion to share your faith with others.===
+===b. You have a passion to share your faith with others.===
-=== ● You allow the Lord to lead your decision-making process.===
+===c. You allow the Lord to lead your decision-making process.===
-=== ● You pray every day on a regular basis.===
+===d. You pray every day on a regular basis.===
-=== ● You spend time with the Lord through worship.===
+===e. You spend time with the Lord through worship.===
-=== ● Your life represents Jesus to those around you.===
+===f. Your life represents Jesus to those around you.===
-=== ● You reach out to those who are less fortunate than you.===
+===g. You reach out to those who are less fortunate than you.===
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−	'''The story line:''' Paul was blinded during a vision on the road to Damascus. Paul (Saul) had been a passionate persecutor of the Christians, and was going to Damascus to capture and destroy the Christians who had fled there. But Jesus saw Saul's potential and called him to a life of mission service as an apostle of Jesus. After three days of fasting and prayer in the home of Judas of Damascus, Saul/Paul accepted God's call. Paul explains his calling, in fact gives a whole extensive story line of events that led to his leadership position as an apostle of Jesus, in [[Galatians 1-2\|https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Galatians+1-2&version=NKJV]] -- but it was first declared by Jesus Christ in a vision to Paul's healer - Ananias.	+	'''The story line:''' Paul was blinded during a vision on the road to Damascus. Paul (Saul) had been a passionate persecutor of the Christians, and was going to Damascus to capture and destroy the Christians who had fled there. But Jesus saw Saul's potential and called him to a life of mission service as an apostle of Jesus. After three days of fasting and prayer in the home of Judas of Damascus, Saul/Paul accepted God's call. Paul explains his calling, in fact gives a whole extensive story line of events that led to his leadership position as an apostle of Jesus, in Galatians 1-2 [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Galatians+1-2&version=NKJV]-- but it was first declared by Jesus Christ in a vision to Paul's healer - Ananias.

	==3. Consider the following questions and share your understanding using any creative medium (an opinion paper, a drawing, a video, a computer post with pictures, a poem, a song, a dramatic performance, etc.).== <!--T:91-->		==3. Consider the following questions and share your understanding using any creative medium (an opinion paper, a drawing, a video, a computer post with pictures, a poem, a song, a dramatic performance, etc.).== <!--T:91-->

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−	'''The story line:''' Paul was blinded during a vision on the road to Damascus. Paul (Saul) had been a passionate persecutor of the Christians, and was going to Damascus to capture and destroy the Christians who had fled there. But Jesus saw Saul's potential and called him to a life of mission service as an apostle of Jesus. After three days of fasting and prayer in the home of Judas of Damascus, Saul/Paul accepted God's call. Paul explains his calling, in fact gives a whole extensive story line of events that led to his leadership position as an apostle of Jesus, in [[Galatians 1-2 \| https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Galatians+1-2&version=NKJV]] -- but it was first declared by Jesus Christ in a vision to Paul's healer - Ananias.	+	'''The story line:''' Paul was blinded during a vision on the road to Damascus. Paul (Saul) had been a passionate persecutor of the Christians, and was going to Damascus to capture and destroy the Christians who had fled there. But Jesus saw Saul's potential and called him to a life of mission service as an apostle of Jesus. After three days of fasting and prayer in the home of Judas of Damascus, Saul/Paul accepted God's call. Paul explains his calling, in fact gives a whole extensive story line of events that led to his leadership position as an apostle of Jesus, in [[Galatians 1-2\|https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Galatians+1-2&version=NKJV]] -- but it was first declared by Jesus Christ in a vision to Paul's healer - Ananias.

	==3. Consider the following questions and share your understanding using any creative medium (an opinion paper, a drawing, a video, a computer post with pictures, a poem, a song, a dramatic performance, etc.).== <!--T:91-->		==3. Consider the following questions and share your understanding using any creative medium (an opinion paper, a drawing, a video, a computer post with pictures, a poem, a song, a dramatic performance, etc.).== <!--T:91-->

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-In Acts 9:15-16 (NKJV) "15 But the Lord said to him, 'Go, for he is a chosen vessel of Mine to bear My name before Gentiles, kings, and the children[c] of Israel. 16 For I will show him how many things he must suffer for My name’s sake.'"
+In Acts 9:15-16 (NKJV)
-The storyline:  Paul was blinded during a vision on the road to Damascus.  Paul (Saul) had been a passionate persecuter of the Christians, and was going to Damascus to capture and destroy the Christians who had fled there.  But Jesus saw Saul's potential and called him to a life of mission service as an apostle of Jesus.  After three days of fasting and prayer in the home of Judas of Damascus, Saul/Paul accepted God's call.  Paul explains his calling, in fact gives a whole extensive storyline of events that led to his leadership position as an apostle of Jesus, in [Galatians 1-2.]https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Galatians+1-2&version=NKJV -- but it was first declared by Jesus Christ in a vision to Paul's healer - Annanias in this passage.
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		+	In Acts 9:15-16 (NKJV) "15 But the Lord said to him, 'Go, for he is a chosen vessel of Mine to bear My name before Gentiles, kings, and the children[c] of Israel. 16 For I will show him how many things he must suffer for My name’s sake.'"
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		+	The storyline: Paul was blinded during a vision on the road to Damascus. Paul (Saul) had been a passionate persecuter of the Christians, and was going to Damascus to capture and destroy the Christians who had fled there. But Jesus saw Saul's potential and called him to a life of mission service as an apostle of Jesus. After three days of fasting and prayer in the home of Judas of Damascus, Saul/Paul accepted God's call. Paul explains his calling, in fact gives a whole extensive storyline of events that led to his leadership position as an apostle of Jesus, in [Galatians 1-2.]https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Galatians+1-2&version=NKJV -- but it was first declared by Jesus Christ in a vision to Paul's healer - Annanias in this passage.

	==3. Consider the following questions and share your understanding using any creative medium (an opinion paper, a drawing, a video, a computer post with pictures, a poem, a song, a dramatic performance, etc.).== <!--T:91-->		==3. Consider the following questions and share your understanding using any creative medium (an opinion paper, a drawing, a video, a computer post with pictures, a poem, a song, a dramatic performance, etc.).== <!--T:91-->

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