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Beliefs, Values and Norms…

Bruce Miedema·1991-01-01

You may value a friend, a relative or an adult who helped you during a particular time in your life. Values influence your behavior because you use them to weigh the importance of alternatives. For example, a person who values personal pleasure more than he values a fit, healthy body continually mak

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Searching the Scriptures

Marian VanderWerff·1948-08-01

We must bear in mind that the value of a thing is not to be determined by the price a man puts on it. The value is far beyond the price man places upon them. Our societies serve us in a special way; their value does not lie in the fact that they give us something to do. This special way is that they

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A Tribute to Someone Else

Anonymous·1983-03-01

Responsibility

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Scarce or Precious

Gerald VandenBerg·1959-10-01

The above caption contains two English words that are very important when applied to the Word of God! Webster defines precious as something of great price or value; highly esteemed or loved; dear! The same dictionary gives the meaning of scarce as deficient in quantity or number compared with the de

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A Virtuous Woman…A Crown to Her Husband

Marybeth Lubbers·1990-01-15

Mrs. Lubbers is a wife and mother in the Protestant Reformed Church of South Holland, Illinois. Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies. Proverbs 31:10 There it lay. Rich. Rare. A dazzling treasure filled with fire and sparkle. Flawless, it glints and winks dispassionatel

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Better Things

George C Lubbers·1957-03-01

Hence, the spiritual man has a new sense of values. He deems all the works of law, and all his fleshly religiosity to be so much loss and dung for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus, his Lord! Wonderful sense of values. He has found the pearl of great price; riches untold is his singula

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Better Things

George C Lubbers·1957-03-01

Hence, the spiritual man has a new sense of values. He deems all the works of law, and all his fleshly religiosity to be so much loss and dung for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus, his Lord! Wonderful sense of values. He has found the pearl of great price; riches untold is his singula

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Stewardship (1)

Darren Vink·2005-11-01

Look in your living room (did you write these five things down yet?), your bedroom, your car, your savings account, your—these are some of the things you can put a price tag on. Praise God for these things! Some things without a price tag are your ability to read, to think, to work, and to love othe

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What Is Your Soul Worth?

Cornelius Hanko·1986-09-01

He can do absolutely anything and everything that appeals to him. He revels in an abundant life. He gloats: This is living! Yet when all that is laid in a balance over against his soul, does all that outweigh the soul in value? Would all that amply repay you for your soul? What price tag do you plac

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Money

Anonymous·1946-05-01

The meaning of the former term is that the material of which the coin is made is worth or equal to the amount stamped on the coin. For purposes of illustration only, let us say that there is ten dollars’ worth of gold in a ten dollar gold piece. Or, ten cents’ worth of silver in a dime. Non-intrinsi