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March 09, 2014 Questionario Epistolos Paulinas. 1- Foi escrito com o proposito de corrigir desordens que haviam surgido na igreja de Corinto e para estabelecer um modelo de conduta crista na igreja. Ele escreveu para responder as perguntas. 2- Santificacao posicional e uma mudanca de lugar. Santificacao disposional significa a minha disposicao, o exercicio da minha vontadde a fim de cooperar com o Espirito Santo para me fazer Santo. Santidade Posicional me garante a salvacao, enquanto a santidade discposicional e pela graca e a santidade discposicional depende na minha disposicao depende de mim para viver o experimental. Vemos esse conceito aos santificados em Cristo Jesus; A santidade posicional chamados para ser santos; A santidade disposicional. 3- Sim, 1.4-9 No capitulo 4 nos mostra que estavam cheios de divisoes, nas refeicoes os ricos se mantiaham separados dos pobres era comum ficarem embriagados durante a ceia etc. Mas ainda assim Paulo teve uma attitude profetica de ver com Deus via. E como Deus via os corintios? Eram Santos, eram ricos na palavra e no conhecimento, o testemunho de Cristo era confirmado entre eles. 4- A. Genesis 11.6 diz que o povo era um e tinha o mesmo falar por isso nao havera restricao para tudo o que intentasem fazer. Paulo orienta os corintios dentro do mesmo principio, o resultado disso que seriam uma unidade.
B.“ Uniao e ter muitas batatas no mesmo saco, enquanto unidade e quando as batas sao cozidas e amassadas tornando-se um pure dentro do prato”.
C. O partido de Paulo; foi que os ganhou e os ensinou as primeiras coisas da fe. O partido de Apoloi um grande orador. O partido de Pedro aponta para os legalistas. O partido de Cristo, aponta para os superespirituais. 5- O argumento de Paulo que mostra a tolice das divisoes foi no vers. 1.3 Cristo nao estava divido no vers 1;10 nos mostra claramente: Rogo-vos, irmaos pelo nome de nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo, que faleis todos a mesma coisa e que nao haja entre vos divisoes; antes, sejais inteiramente unidos, na mesma disposicao mental e no mesmo parecer. 6- Os judeus, que queriam sinains, tinham a cruz como tropeco, pois no seu conceito o Messias nao poderia ser fraco e nem morrer, para eles a cruz era locura. Os gregos amavam a sabedoria dos seus filosofos, o conceito de Deus era de alguem a parte dos homens e que nao poderia sofrer as coisas humanas, por isso um conceito de Deus sofredor era absurdo. 7- A cruz destroi o orgulho do homem porque Deus, na cruz de Cristo destruiu a sabedoria dos sabios e aniquilou a inteligencia dos entendidos. 1 CO; 1.19 Jesus ensinou que a vida eternal e esta: Conhecer a Deus e a seu filho Jesus Cristo. 8- A. Sem a loucura e a fraqueza da crucificacao, nao poderia ter havido a sabedoria e o poder da ressureicao e os inumeraveis beneficios.
B. Esta no fato que na cruz de Cristo, Deus inverte os valores de forca e fraqueza: chama os fracos o que julgamos forte e forte o que julgamos fraco, faz com que o homem de a mao a palmatoria e diga: “So sei que nada posso.”

C. Paulo nos mostra nos versos 26,29 Deus escolheu envergonhar os sabios e os poderosos a quais sao as qualificacao daqueles chamados por Deus: as coisas loucas, as coisas fracas, as coisas humildes, as desprezadas, aquelas que nao sao. 9- O processo de revelacao descrito no capitulo 2 e o Espirito e quem sabe todas coisas de Deus e esse Espirito nos foi dado e agora habita em nos, por isso podemos compreender todas as coisas profundas de Deus. 10- Tres tipos de homens a. Homem natural; e alguem que anda pelos os sentidos naturais. b. O crente carnal; sao cristaos, mas sao criancinhas brigam sobre assuntos sem importancia. c. O crente espiritual; e alguem que e conduzido pelo o Espirito de Deus. 11- A edificacao da Igreja a. A diversidade de service, sendo dever de alguns a plantacao, de outros a rega, mas nem um nem outro consegue coisa alguma sem Deus, que da o crescimento. B. O alicerce do edificio; o apostolo ocupa-se com a igreja no seu aspect de edificio, podemos recordadr diversas figuras da Igreja: corpo, noiva, templo. C. O material com que edificamos; o alicerce e sempre o mesmo, mas o edificio difere de acordo com os diferentes tipos de materiais usados, nao ha edificio se nao ser que Cristo seja o fundamento, entretanto, muitos usarao madeira, palha e feno, enquatno outros usarao ouro, prata e pedras preciosas. 12- A verdadeira lideranca e aquela que imita a Cristo.1 Co;11-1 Sede meus imitadores, como tambem eu sou de Cristo. Os aspectos de uma verdadeira lideranca e: liderar e remar no porao do navio. Liderar e administras os bens do patrao. Liderar e sacrificar-se ate se tornar substituivel. Liderar e ser um pai a ser imitado. 13- ….. 14- Considerar a imoralidade uma realidade letal; a imoralidade implica “na morte do picador” O pecado e implacavel. Discplinar ate as ultimas consequencias cristaos envolvidos em imoralidade. Agir com urgencia contra a imoralidade e vigiar as fronteiras morais da comunidade crista. 15- Aparencia de Critao sem realidade de Cristo,A indisposicao de tomar a cruz, Roupa suja se lava em casa, A santidade do corpo, O corpo foi feito para Deus, O corpo fisico esta unido com Cristo e o Corpo do cristao e o temple do Espirito Santo. 16- Os argumentos paulinos contra a impureza em 1Co.6;18 diz: fugi da impureza, qualquer outro pecado que uma pessoa cometer e for a do corpo; mas aquele que pratica a imoralidade peca contra o proprio corpo. Porneia ( imoralidade sexual) estava acontecendo na igreja coríntia que motivou o apóstolo Paulo a escrever 1Co 6.12-20? Informações históricas, descobertas etc. Tambem a estrutua interna, Os “slogans” coríntios. 17- Paulo orienta que o marido deve dar a mulher o que lhe e devido e, do mesmo modo, a mulher ao marido 1CO 7.3 Diz o apostolo que quando nos casamos nos comprometemos a dividir o corpo com o nosso conjuge 1CO 7.4. Basiado no versiculo 7 o conselho de Paulo era para as viuvas nao se casarem, mas sen nao pudessem conter-se, que poderiam casar, pois a mulher nao casada e a virgem cuidam das coisas do Senhor para serem santas, tanto no corpo como no espirito. E diz que o proveito disso e para ‘ poderes dedicar-se ao Senhor sem distracao alguma’. 18- A primeira orientacao de Paulo e: No que se refere as coisas sacrificadas a idolos reconhecemos que todos somos senhores do saber. O saber ensoberbece mas o amor edifica.Paulo faz alguns recomendacoes: Nao ha vincula entrée a comida e a espiritualidade Ele diz: Nao e a comida que nos recomendara a Deus, pois nada perderems se nao comermos e nada ganharemos, se comermos (v.8). Comer e beber sao acoes indiferentes que nada alteram a nossa condicao esperitaul. Nao podemos e escandalizar uns outros. 19- Viver do evangelho e direito dos que o pregam: A. O argumento do soldado, do lavrador e do pastor- Paulo lanca mao daquelas atividades mais comuns dos seus dias e mostra, na verdade, que a igreja e, ao mesmo tempo, um exercito. B. O argumento da lei, a propria lei de Moises concedia ao boi o direito de comer o grao que debulhava. C. O argumento do exemplo dos demais ministros da palavra, se o ministro recebe coisas espirituais muito valiosas, e justo que receba, daqueles a quem serve, coisas materiais de valor incomparavelmente inferior. D. O argumento do sacerdocio, aqueles que serviam no altar particavam do altar. Todos os dizimos eram dos sacerdotes. 20- Bataizados na nuvem e no mar; comeram do mana e beberam da fonte (10.1-4) A jornada no deserto serve para nos como advertencia. Assim como o povo de Israel, nos fomos batizados no mar e na nuvem, e comemos do pao do ceu e bebemos da fonte spiritual, todavia , devemos ser cuidadosos para que nao desagrademos a Deus como aqueles o fizeram. Reprovados no deserto (10.5-6) O proposito de Deus nao foi tirar o povo do Egito para que eles morresse no deserto, o alvo de Deus era Cannaa, todavia, por causa da incredualidade nao puderam chegat ate la. As causas do deserto; o deserto e algo inrvitavel em nossas vidas, o deserto nao e apenas uma fase em nossas vidas, mas um principio spiritual. A ceia do Senhor; e a comunhao na mesa do Senhor requer separacao do pecado, acoes de gracas sao apropriadas, simboliza a unidade do corpo de Cristo. A generalidade na Igreja; as regras que devem orientar na questao de nossa liberdade em Crito. Tudo e licito, mas nem tudo me convem, ninguem busque o seu proprio interesse e faca tudo para a Gloria de Deus. 21- O significado da palavra deserto na Palavra de Deus e lugar de infertalidade, simplicidade, libertacao, lugar de prova e de bencao. 22- …. 23- 1Co 14: 33.35 declara, Como em todas as igrejas dos santos, as mulheres estejam caladas nas igrejas; porque lhes nao e permitido falar, mas estejam submissas como tambem ordena a lei. 1CO 14:33.35 nao e um commando absolute para que as mulheres permanecam sempre em silencio na igreja. 24- Paulo ensina aos corintios que o comprimento do cabelo ou o uso do veu na igreja pela mulher era uma indicacao externa de submissao a Deus e a sua autoridade estabelecida. Esta era uma forma que a igreja de Corinto devia ser separada da cultura corrupta e paga ao seu redor. Na cultura de hoje, ja nao mais vemos uma mulher usando o veu como um sinal de submissao. A mulher hoje tem a opcao de usar o veu o nao se ela enxergar isso como um sinal de sua submissao a autoridade do marido. No entanto e uma escolha pessoal e nao um sinal de espiritualidade, a verdadeira questao e a atitude do coracao em relacao a odediencia submissao e a attitude ‘como ao Senhor’. 25- Os problemas que existiam durante a ceia em Corinto era ‘ter ou vive rem comum’ . Era dada a largada e quem chegasse primeiro se fartava, ate se embebedava, deixando outros “chupando os dedos”. 1Co 11:21 26- Olhar para tras: A centralidade da morte de Crito, Olhar para dentro: A necessidade do autoexame, Olhar ao redos: O desefio missionario e olhar pra frente: A esperanca da vinda de Cristo. 27- Paulo escreve aos Corintios e solicita desses irmaos, em nome de Jesus, que sejam unidos entre si. Ele diz:..que digais todos uma mesma coisa, e que nao haja entre vos dissensoes; antes sejais unidos em um mesmo sentido e em um mesmo parecer 1Co 1:10 A igreja e o corpo humano tem que vive rem harmonia com seu irmaos de fe, entendendo e vivendo a verdadeira essencia do evangelho de Cristo, vivendo em uniao sendo um so corpo em Cristo.

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Life Forms

...Life forms adapted to the environmental changes that have taken place over the years to evolve to diverse life forms that are present in planet earth today. The various processes that ensure adaptation of the life forms include evolutions and mutations. There are various environmental factors that have contributed to the evolution of the organisms. All the life forms depend on the environment to obtain the nutrients required for survival. Therefore all life forms have to match up with the environmental changes and this is referred to as adaptation. There are various environmental changes which have occurred over the years such as changes in climate and seasons, competition, occurrence of infectious diseases and predation. In order to survive with these changes in the environment, the life forms have to change over time in a process referred to as evolution. Since nature is more of cooperative rather than competitive, all the life forms tend to evolve together in a process known as co-evolution in ordre to fit in and not become extinct. The various life forms cooperate in that some provide nutrients and shelter to others and competition only comes in when the organisms obtain their nutrients from the same source. Mutation is also another factor that has led to the adaptation of the life forms to the environmental changes over time. The process of mutation takes place in reproduction whereby the genetic makeup of the parent is passed on to the offspring. This process is inevitable...

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