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DAILY FEED YOUR SPIRIT WITH THE WORD OF GOD

Day 335
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Day 335

ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY’S BIBLE QUIZ ON THE BOOK OF TITUS

17.1         son, faith                                       Tit.     1:4

17.2     church, elders                                             1:5

17.3     one                                                                     1:6

17.4     making money (dishonest gain)                                                         1:11

17.5     liars, lazy gluttons                                        

                                                      1:12-13

 THROUGH THE BIBLE DAILY DEVOTIONS FOR CHILDREN

PHILEMON

Philemon was the owner of a slave called Onesimus, who ran away from his master. Through Paul, Onesimus became a Christian. Paul wrote Philemon to forgive his slave and to treat him from then on as a Christian brother.

DAY 335   BROTHER, NOT SLAVE

Bible Passage: Philemon 8-18

When a person becomes a Christian, he or she gains fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, uncles, aunties, cousins etc. in Christ.  Philemon, even though he was a run-away slave, became a child to Paul when he became a Christian. Paul therefore wanted the master Philemon to also treat Onesimus as a brother in Christ.  When we give up worldly things for Christ, we gain a lot more instead.

TODAY'S ACTION

If you have not been treating fellow Christians as your relations you should start today. We all belong to the family of Christ. Start preparing for Christmas (make some greeting cards and decoration).

 BIBLE QUIZ FOR ALL AGES

18.3.    Instead of giving an order, Paul said he chose to make a --- to Philemon on behalf of ---

18.4.    Paul who became the spiritual father of --- while in prison said that his son had changed from being useless and was now --- to him and Philemon

18.5.    Paul said that Philemon’s slave might have been separated from him for a short time so that he may have him back as a --- for good

18.6.    Paul advised that if Philemon thought of him as a ---, then he would welcome Onesimus as he would welcome him (Paul)

18.7.    Paul asked Philemon to charge to his own account anything that --- owed  Optional Additional Reading Philemon 19-25

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