Clase 17 El dinero.

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1 Clase 17 El dinero

2 Si alguien te ofreciera $10,000,000 ahora, o te garantizara tus necesidades de por vida— ¿Cuál elegirías-? ¿Realmente confiamos en Dios?

3 Cómo dar Lectura Mt. 6:1-4

4 El Tesoro Lectura Mt. 6:19-21

5 ¿Qué o cuánto debe ahorrar un cristiano. ¿Debe tener jubilación
¿Qué o cuánto debe ahorrar un cristiano? ¿Debe tener jubilación? ¿seguros de salud, o de vida?

6 La Lámpara del cuerpo Lectura Mt. 6:22-23

7 El rico necio Lectura: Lc. 12:13-21

8 El joven rico Lectura: Mr. 10:17-31

9 Puntos y preguntas

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12 Mt. 19:27 La pregunta de Pedro

13 Aplicaciones y ejemplos

14 La pobreza voluntaria Podemos ser libres:

15 El ejemplo de Jorge Müller ¿Cómo le fue?

16 Roberto Morris La Vida Bendita

17 La Fe y la Provisión Lectura Mt. 6:25-34

18 “El Señor es mi pastor, nada me falta; en
Los pastos verdes “El Señor es mi pastor, nada me falta; en verdes pastos me hace descansar. …” (Sal. 23:1-2 – versión NVI).

19 Mt of Beatitudes and Sea of Galilee to southeast
The Beatitudes “Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are they that mourn: for they shall be comforted. Blessed are the meek: for they shall inherit the earth. Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled. Blessed are the merciful: for they shall obtain mercy. Blessed are the pure in heart: for they shall see God. Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God. Blessed are they which are persecuted for righteousness’ sake: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are ye, when men shall revile you, and persecute you, and shall say all manner of evil against you falsely, for my sake” (Matt 5:3-11, KJV). Monte de las bienaventuranzas y el Mar de Galilea hacia el Sudeste.

20 Shepherd with flock in Negev riverbed
Sheep: Description For centuries sheep have been an important part of life in Israel, providing the local inhabitants with wool, milk, and meat. They were a key part of sacrificial offerings at the temple and tabernacle, and were frequently compared to men in the Bible, to illustrate their dependency and helplessness. Wool is shorn at the end of the summer. Domestic sheep can have twice the follicles as wild sheep and replenish wool more quickly. The sheep native to Israel is the fat-tailed Awassi, which is white with brown or black head and feet. The tails of these sheep can weigh as much as 33 pounds for females and 22 pounds for males. They are similar to the humps of the camel in that they store nutrients in the tail to sustain themselves in times of scarcity. This helps them to survive in the desert climate of the Negev, as does their high tolerance of heat and fast replacement of lost water. The so-called “mountain sheep” of the Bible was a subspecies of the Mouflon. They are extinct today. Pastor con su rebaño en el Negev.

21 Campamento de Beduinos, con ovejas

22 ¿Dónde va a encontrar comida y agua el pastor en este desierto?

23 En el oasis del desierto de Neguev

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25 Los “verdes pastos” son estos…

26 No necesitamos pasto, sino a un Pastor
Si confiamos que Dios proveerá, podemos usar el dinero tranquila y libremente para sus propósitos