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We have discussed over the last two bible studies in our God's view of singleness series
*Your uniqueness: Who you are*
· made in His image-exact reflection
· have His attributes- intelligence,morals,creativity
· without peer
· special, whole and complete
· God does not have a problem with singleness but being alone- make friends
*We have discussed your value: Accept who you are*
· because God made us He has given us value-worth and importance
· He rates us highly
· Since He values us-Name inscribed on His hands
· He is mindful of us-takes thought about us
· we must value ourselves
· not to be used or thrown away, treated any old type of way
· must value ourselves-not participate in behavior that decreases the value God has placed on us
*And now we will discuss the 3rd part of our 4 part series your Purpose: Why are you here!*
Have you ever wondered why something was made or what is the reason for its existence?
What is the purpose for an appendix?
What is the purpose of a tonsil?
Why is the sunflower so big?
Why was it so important to wear clean underwear in case you get hit by a car?
We can think of many things and ask; what is the reason for its existence?
It is a question that I often ask those around me,
· I usually find in response that many never give it much thought
· I usually find that many have no clue
· I usually find that those who claim they know give generalities
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Be a good Christian
#. be successful on the job
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love everybody
#. live a good life
God did not make us in His image; ascribe great value to us for nothing!
There is a general as well as a specific purpose God has determined for your life and it is when you are single that you must take advantage of the
· freedom
· liberty
· & time
To find it!
In order to search out purpose we must define what it is!
*2372* זָמַם (/zamam/): v.; ≡ Str 2161; TWOT 556—*1.*
LN 30.56-30.74 (qal) *plan*, plot, intend, i.e., to think with the purpose of planning or deciding a course of action (Ge 11:6; Dt 19:19; Ps 31:14[EB 13]; 37:12; Pr 30:32; Jer 51:12; La 2:17+); *2.* LN 30.75-30.85 (qal) *resolve*, decide, choose, determine, i.e., come to a conclusion about an object or event, implying a course of action (Ps 17:3; Jer 4:28; Zec 1:6; 8:14, 15+); *3.* LN 30.39-30.52 (qal) *consider*, look at, i.e., think about the quality of an object, implying an informed decision will be made (Pr 31:16+)[1]
[2]Swanson, J. (1997).
/Dictionary of Biblical Languages with Semantic Domains : Hebrew (Old Testament)/ (electronic ed.) (HGK2372).
Oak Harbor: Logos Research Systems, Inc.
*30.56*
*βούλομαι*b; *βουλεύομαι*a: to think, with the purpose of planning or deciding on a course of action—‘to purpose, to plan, to intend.’[3]
· Rational and conscious desire- thought out
· different from a wish- which is impulsive and unconscious desire
[4]Louw, J. P., & Nida, E. A. (1996, c1989).
/Greek-English lexicon of the New Testament : Based on semantic domains/ (electronic ed. of the 2nd edition.)
(Vol. 1, Page 356).
New York: United Bible societies.
· A deliberate intention
· having a assigned function
· meaningful
In other words you are here for a reason according to a plan that was well thought out!
*And because we are children of God we understand that God is the source of our purpose!*
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Let’s go to the scriptures:
· *Isaiah 14:24*
1. 24 God-of-the-Angel-Armies speaks:
“Exactly as I planned,
It will happen.
Following my blueprints,
It will take shape.
[5]Peterson, E. H. (2003).
/The Message : The Bible in contemporary language/ (Is 14:24).
Colorado Springs, Colo.: NavPress.
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God has a plan-He used Assyria to punish Israel and now He will punish Assyria
· *Gen 3:15*
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God had a plan for us
#. a plan for the enemy
· *Ps 139:16*
1. 16 Like an open book, you watched me grow from conception to birth;
All the stages of my life were spread out before you,
The days of my life all prepared
Before I’d even lived one day.
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[7]Peterson, E. H. (2003).
/The Message : The Bible in contemporary language/ (Ps 139:16).
Colorado Springs, Colo.: NavPress.
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David’s *frame* means his skeleton and his *unformed body* is his embryo.
Moreover, God prerecorded *all the days *of the psalmist before he was even born.
This statement may mean that God determined how long he would live, but in view of verses 1-4, it more likely refers to everyday details.
God marvelously planned out his life.[8]
[9]Walvoord, J. F., Zuck, R. B., & Dallas Theological Seminary.
(1983-c1985).
/The Bible knowledge commentary : An exposition of the scriptures/.
Wheaton, IL: Victor Books.
*As the scriptures attest we serve a God who *
· plan
· devises strategy
· and ordains purpose
*Our source of purpose is God*!
*And His general purpose for His children is found in*
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· *Jer 29:11*
#. 11 I know what I’m doing.
I have it all planned out—plans to take care of you, not abandon you, plans to give you the future you hope for.[10]
[11]Peterson, E. H. (2003).
/The Message : The Bible in contemporary language/ (Je 29:11).
Colorado Springs, Colo.: NavPress.
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God's intent is to bless us
#. care for us
#. give us a future and a hope
· *Eph 2:10*
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