4 Useful Words
Aprenda quatro palavras e use uma delas em uma frase.
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O que significa 'kind'? 😊
Kind = gentil 😊. Podemos ser gentis como Jesus ensina.
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O que significa 'share'? 🤝
Share = compartilhar 🤝. A Bíblia diz para repartir com alegria.
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O que significa 'help'? 🙌
Help = ajudar 🙌. Ajudar os outros é um jeito de amar.
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O que significa 'friend'? 👫
Friend = amigo 👫. Um amigo ama em todo tempo.
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Qual palavra significa 'gentil' e aparece em Efésios 4:32?
Kind = gentil. Efésios 4:32 nos chama a ser benignos uns com os outros.
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Qual palavra significa 'compartilhar' e reflete Atos 2:44-45?
Share = compartilhar. A igreja primitiva repartia o que tinha.
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Qual palavra significa 'ajudar' e se relaciona com Gálatas 6:2?
Help = ajudar. 'Levai as cargas uns dos outros.'
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Qual palavra significa 'amigo' e aparece em Provérbios 17:17?
Friend = amigo. 'O amigo ama em todo o tempo.'
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Which word best completes the sentence: 'Be ___ to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another' (Ephesians 4:32).
Kind = gentle and caring. Ephesians 4:32 calls believers to kindness.
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In Acts 2:44-45, the early believers would ___ their possessions with those in need.
Share = to give part of what you have to others.
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Galatians 6:2 says, 'Bear one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ.' Which word best matches 'bear burdens'?
Help = to assist someone in need.
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Proverbs 17:17 says, 'A ___ loves at all times.'
Friend = a person who loves and supports you.
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Rarely ___ a believer so willing to share with those in need, as the early church did in Acts 2:44-45.
After 'Rarely' at the beginning, we use inversion: 'have I seen'.
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Were every Christian as kind as Barnabas, many people ___ encouraged.
This is an inverted second conditional: 'Were every Christian... many people would be...'
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It is essential that every believer ___ the burdens of others, as Galatians 6:2 teaches.
After 'It is essential that', we use the subjunctive: 'every believer help'.
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Not only ___ his friend in time of need, but he also shared what he had, reflecting Proverbs 17:17.
After 'Not only' at the beginning, we use inversion: 'did he help'.