Trinity Graduate School of Theology

Christian Parenting, Free Course Lesson 004

SOURCES OF HUMAN CHARACTER

(a ) Genetic transfer during which is given to a person a during the time of fertilization and that gives a person the temperament.

(b ) Oedipus complex. This refers to the treatment of the father to his son. When the child spends much of his/her time with the guardian, she/he develops the character of the guardian.

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Christian Parenting, Free Course Lesson 003

REASONS WHY CHILDREN BECOME EVIL

The parents fail to perform their parenting work as it has already been shown in the life of Aaron, Eli and Samuel above. In this case their parents were not a model for them to emulate the sinful behavior.

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Christian Parenting, Free Course Lesson 002

FAILURE OF THE OLD TESTAMENT GREAT LEADERS TO PARENT THEIR OWN CHILDREN

Parenting is a great challenge that parents face in the modern generation. This was also a challenge to some biblical characters. Some of the Bible saints are known to have done a wonderful work for God. They were faithful in furthering God’s cause. However, some of these Bible characters had serious problems with the training of their children. The first example was Aaron whose sons Nadab and Abihu brought strange fire to the sanctuary which kindled God’s anger and He killed them (Levi. 10:1-11; Num. 3:2-4; 26:60-61).

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Christian Parenting, Free Course Lesson 001

CHALLENGES FACING THE MODERN PARENTING

Parenting deals with skills that a parent uses to manage the behavior of the child. The parenting style characterizes of what a child becomes in future life. Everything that a parent does to a child has a bearing of the behavior of the child.

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Muslim Apologetics Free Course, Lesson 008

THE THREE DAYS OF JESUS IN THE TOMB

Jesus stayed in the grave three days. Deedat (no year 116) says, Jesus slept in the tomb for one day two nights. He denies Jesus to have been in the grave for three days. Deedat uses the Roman time to calculate the biblical time than the Hebrew time used in the time of Jesus by the Jewish authors. Jesus entered into the grave on Friday (Luke 23:54), before the sunset which was the first day. After the setting of the sun on Friday, the second day had started which ended on the sun set of Saturday. After sunset on Saturday, Jesus had entered the third day. This is convenient with the Jewish counting of the day. The Good News Version has simplified this dilemma to people who are not conversant with Jewish counting of the day (Luke 24:1), time and years.

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