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Embrace the Noble-Minded Student: A Call to Diligent Biblical Study

Discover what it means to be a noble-minded student through the example of the Bereans in Acts 17:11-12. They diligently searched the Scriptures daily, examining them with honesty and readiness of mind. This exploration emphasizes the importance of receiving and embracing the Word, motivating us to deepen our understanding of Scripture. Are you committed to studying the Bible with an open heart and mind? Learn how daily engagement with God's Word leads to genuine faith, obedience, and a rewarding spiritual journey.

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Embrace the Noble-Minded Student: A Call to Diligent Biblical Study

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  1. Those Noble-Minded Students Acts 17:11-12

  2. Those Noble-Minded Students • They Were Bible Students • They “searched the Scriptures” • They loved the Scripture • They wanted to hear it & to know it • “They received the word” • They welcomed & embraced it • Are you a Bible student?

  3. Those Noble-Minded Students • They Were Diligent Students • They “searched the Scriptures” • This present tense Greek word means: • Thoroughly examine, investigate • Sift evidence, making careful and exact research as in legal processes • Luke 23:14; Acts 4:9; 12:19 • How thoroughly do you examine it?

  4. Those Noble-Minded Students • They Were Honest Students • They “searched the Scriptures to see” • Not to prove a preconceived notion • But “whether these things were so” • Knew not all teaching was or is “so” • Trusted Scriptures as the sole source of true knowledge and authority • What motivation do you have in study?

  5. Those Noble-Minded Students • They Were Regular Students • They “searched the Scriptures daily” • “Daily” was not hyperbole but literal. • Paul taught daily • Noble-minded students went daily, listened daily and searched daily • Not weekly, not Sun-daily • Did they need it more than we do? • Do you investigate Scripture every day?

  6. Those Noble-Minded Students • They Were Prepared Students • They received “with all readiness of mind” • Lit, received with all forward mind • Stretching mind forward to learn • An eager mind, rushing forward • Followed example of Ezra (Ezra 7:10) • How eager and forward are you in study?

  7. Those Noble-Minded Students • They Were Rewarded Students • “Therefore many of them believed” • Result of open hearts +open Bible • Many responded • Not all, but not “some” (like in v. 4) • Received & obeyed like Acts 2:41 • True faith & leads to obedience • Will you be rewarded by your study?

  8. What Kind of Student Are You? Noble-minded, with open heart? Daily combining that with open Bible? Diligent & honest in your study? Eager & obedient in your study? If not, you will not be rewarded!

  9. Be a Responsive Bible Student • Believe in Jesus – Acts 16:31 • Repent of sinful living – Acts 17:30 • Confess your faith – Acts 8:37 • Be immersed in water – Acts 22:16 • Sins are forgiven – Acts 2:38 • Added by God to His church – Acts 2:47 • Continue in the faith – Acts 14:22

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