1 Corinthians 6:19

تعليم 10 : التلميذُ يُظهِرُ أنَّ المسيحَ ربٌّ وسيِّدٌ على حياتِهِ بإعطائِهِ المكانةَ الأولى، عبر ترتيبِ الأولويَّاتِ الحياتيَّةِ ترتيبًا سليمًا يَضَعُ اللهَ في المقدِّمة. تعليم 11 : التلميذُ يتَّكِلُ بالكاملِ على الرُّوحِ القُدُس، مُدرِكًا أنَّهُ شخصٌ يَسكُنُ في المؤمنِ، فيُنشئُ معه علاقةً حيَّةً ويَخضعُ لإرشادِهِ في كُلِّ شيء. تعليم 12: التلميذُ يُظهِرُ صفاتٍ تتوافقُ مع كَوْنِهِ تلميذًا للمسيح، فيتبعُ سيِّدَهُ ويتعلَّمُ منه عبر مُراقبتِهِ والاستماعِ إليهِ وتقليدِهِ، اقتداءً بالتلاميذِ الأوائلِ في حياتِهِم وسلوكِهِم. حِفظ 4: التلميذُ مُتيقِّنٌ من غُفرانِ خَطاياه، ويتعرَّفُ إلى معنى الخطيَّةِ وأهميَّةِ الاعترافِ بها للحُصولِ على الغُفرانِ والتطهير.

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