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Memorizing Verses
How to make Memory Cards - 1) Print out verses
and front on the front and back of card stock (or
paper and then xerox copy on card); 2) Cut where the lines end on all four
sides; 3) Then cut verses along the dotted lines; 4) Divide the verses in
the three categories (God's Witness, Justice Theology and Shalom/Peace);
5) Put rubber bands around each set.
How to Memorize with cards - Start with #1
of the series - then #2, etc. Say out loud the Bible reference, then the
verse, and again the reference. This way you will remember where the verse
is found in the Bible. All verses on our website
are from the NIV translation. One exception is Leviticus
25:35 translated by Stephen Mott (see 5th study)
God's
Witness - These eleven verses start with our salvation to work for
justice for the least using power from God. We are called to stand firm,
be shrewd, proclaim, expose, confront, deal, and testify. All can be
actions of faithful witness through faith-based community
organization.
Justice
Theology - You will note that justice theology divides society
into three categories - economic, political and
religious (values). These verses start with God's intentions, humanity's
sin, and social reconciliation. Ezekiel
provides us with a division of social systems into political, economic and
religious. This fits realistically our nation today if we broaden
“religious” to include values (such as are found on television and its
ads).
Shalom/Peace
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It means more than no war. True shalom brings peace, wholeness, and
justice. These specifics (prosperity, safety, government, guidance,
health, employment, and nature’s harmony) can assist community
organizations in knowing what specific issues they should tackle to
bring a greater degree of justice in their community.
Go
to Verses and the Front
side now.
(Note: You need to come
back to this page to link to the Front of your cards)
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