CHAPTER ONE

EVERYTHING STARTS IN EDEN

The First Chapter of Genesis tells us how creation was made in six days and
describes in Genesis 1:26

Then God said: “Let us make man in our image, after our
likeness: and rule over the fish of the sea, over the birds of the sky, over the
beasts, in all the earth, and in every animal that creeps on the earth. "

In this verse and in the following verses 1: 27-30 we find the design of
God or rather the purpose for man (Adam and Eve).

Let's define the word Purpose: It comes from the Latin propositum, it is the intention or the
encouragement, to do something, or to stop doing something // Desire, Intention, Will.

In other words we can define what purpose means: Desire, Intention, and
Will.

We will be using in this manual, these three words to refer to
purpose.

In Genesis Chapter 2: 15-17 God placed the man and put him in the garden of
Eden, man was taken to a place where he could live and in which he had everything to
spend and develop your life, but in verse 17. Jehovah God gives you a
he ordered saying: “but of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall not eat; why
the day you eat it, you will certainly die. "

Later God says in Genesis 2:18.

It's not good for the man to be alone; I will make him a helper for him.

Here we see that God's creation is complete with Adam having his companion
called Eva.

The garden now has two male and female guests created by God himself and
bearers of the same Spirit of God, it seems that the creation of everything and even
of the man and the woman the Purpose (Desire, Will) is going well
fulfilling, but one day, in a moment and a time a character appears
called serpent (Satan) who initiates an intelligent and seductive dialogue with Eva
which begins in chapter 3: 1-5.

1) The serpent said the woman: With which God has said to you: Do not eat of every tree
from the orchard?
(2) And the woman said to the serpent: Of the fruit of the trees of the garden
we can eat; (3) But of the fruit of the tree that is in the middle of the garden, God said:
You will not eat of it, nor will you touch it so that you do not die.

Eve said something that God did not mention in his order to Adam according to Genesis 2:17

“But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall not eat; because the day of him
you eat, you will certainly die. "

She added saying, neither will you touch him, so that you don't die. (Genesis 3: 3)

This addition of Eva gives access to a hypothesis where it opens a way to the
imagination; We could imagine that picture where that dialogue spread and
because of that the snake a very clever reptile more than all the animals of the
field that Jehovah God had made (Genesis 3: 1)

He managed to persuade Eve by convincing her to eat the fruit which God
had said not to eat (the Bible does not describe what fruit it was)

And she gave Adam the forbidden fruit to eat, this act of disobedience
it caused what the enemy wanted them to disobey God.

Adam and Eve were destined to live in the garden but this action of
disobedience caused sin in them.

Sin: Thought or action against God's will (1. John 3: 4, 5:17)
and James 4:17 also affirms it.
Secret sin on earth, it's open scandal in heaven

God visits his guests in the garden. Genesis 3: 7-9

The disobedience caused the eyes of both to be opened and that
know they were naked. (Genesis 3: 7)

They heard the voice of God walking in the garden, in the cool of the day and the man and his
The woman hid from the presence of Jehovah God among the trees of the garden.
Genesis 3: 8

Jehovah God's visit to his two guests initiates a dialogue on the way to a
sentence that would change the course of the history of the two of them and of humanity that
it would come out of their loins.
Some questions arise in this difficult situation that they would have to face:
Who did God create first? Answer: to Adam

Who did God call after the fall? to Adam

Who sinned first, Adam or Eve? It was Eva.

Let's look carefully at what Genesis 3: 9-19 teaches us

Losing Purpose is losing Authority, Vision, identity, and Direction.

Let's start the verdict by studying chapter 3: 9
“But Jehovah God called to the man and said to him: Where are you?

What does this question mean? God was saying to Adam in other words
Why did you agree to eat the forbidden fruit?

God knew where Adam was physically, hiding behind a tree; God knew
where they were spiritually, in disobedience and in sin.

God wanted Adam to acknowledge his sinful condition and the position in which
was found for having sinned, so that he would admit his guilt and ask forgiveness from
God, but Adam didn't.

(10) Adam answered I heard your voice in the garden, and I was afraid, because I was naked and
I hid.

Being naked does not produce fear, having disobeyed (sin) produced in the
scared, we find an adan who learned to lie.

Before sinning they were naked and did not show fear before Jehovah God,
That is why God said to him: Who taught you that you were naked? Have you eaten from
tree that I send you don't eat? (3:11)

Here we find that sin opened their eyes to the natural and the carnal.
The vision of seeing things spiritually had been lost as a result of
sin.

When someone loses purpose, they lose identity, responsibility and commitment and
we see this reflected in the expression. The woman you gave me as a companion
gave from the tree and I ate (3:12).
Losing the priesthood is the sign of blaming others and not being responsible for
our own actions as demonstrated by Adam when he told God “The woman who
gave me". This expression is like saying to God, it was your fault and hers, this
demonstrated a lack of integrity in Adam.
How many marriages are in crisis today due to lack of integrity of one of the two,
or both to recognize the urgent need to make changes in your
marriage, many men today have taken Adam's attitude of blaming
to his wife, or a relative and even to God himself from his crisis in his marriage
when they are the ones who consciously ate the fruit
(They did things voluntarily without pressure)

In Genesis 3: 13-19 we see the verdict for disobedience and we find a
separation (Divorce) between God and man. God's plan had suffered a
disorder as a result of disobedience (sin) and the enemy thought that
he had destroyed God's creation.

Adan y Eva ya no estarían en el Edén pero tampoco saldrían desnudos
conscientes de su condición pecaminosa Jehova Dios hizo al hombre y a su mujer
túnicas de pieles, y los vistió. (3:21)

El poner túnicas de pieles sobre ellos simbolizaba la cobertura de Dios y su
misericordia sobre ellos.

No pierdas el propósito en tu vida para que no vivas fuera de la voluntad de Dios,
ni fuera del deseo agradable de El para ti.

Dios siguió y sigue buscando hombres y mujeres donde el pueda cumplir su
propósito en cada uno de ellos, el primer Adan fallo pero fuimos rescatados por el
Postrer Adan (Cristo Jesus).

Study Questions

1. How would you define the word Purpose?

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2. Describe in your own words what the word help means to you
"Suitable"?

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3. For you, what was Eve's mistake when she spoke with the serpent?

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4. How do you interpret the serpent, to this day he is the devil?

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5. What does the word persuade mean to you?

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6. Define the word Sin?

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7. For you, who of the three received the greatest sentence from God according to
Genesis 3: 14-19?

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8. According to the Bible and today's statistics, who dies first?
Genesis 3: 17-19

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9. Why did God ask Adam, where are you?

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10. ¿Qué significa cuando Dios les hizo túnicas de pieles?

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"I will not speak ill of any man, and I will speak all the good that I know of all."

CHAPTER TWO
LET'S GO TO THE FIELD
Genesis4: 1-2, 3-8

In this chapter we will study the first murder in the Bible outside of paradise and the
first founder of a human settlement.

Genesis 4: 1-2, 3-8

This story describes the story of the first family outside of paradise (Huerto del
Eden).

Adam and Eve had two sons named Cain and Abel. The first was a farmer from the
land and the second, Shepherd of sheep.

The time has come one day to offer sacrifice of the fruits of your work to God of
which Cain brought of the fruit of the ground an offering to Jehovah.

And Abel also brought some of the firstborn of his sheep, of the fattest of them. Y
Jehovah looked upon Abel and his offering. (Genesis 4: 3-4)

The Bible teaches us that older brother Cain had lost Purpose but
we see in Abel a person with Purpose, every good work of man produces
envy (Ecclesiastes 4: 4)

Because Cain lost Purpose against God and his brother if each had his own,
it all begins in the heart of man, the gratitude that Abel showed by bringing
the fattest of his sheep became the cause that provoked in his brother
a malaise with dangerous intentions.

The Bible says that Jehovah looked upon Abel and his offering with pleasure. When a
person loses Purpose also does not have disclosure of some actions
necessary and important in the Kingdom of God such as the offering.

The meaning of the fattest: It means a lot, the best, something big, and something
beautiful.

The offering has no limits that is why it is seen as an action of the heart and due
This is why the offering is greater than the tithe, the tithe is a
amount established by God, and the offering is an attitude of our heart,
also established by God.
When we lose God's Purpose in our life we lose the desire, the
intention, and the will of God in us. When Cain saw that Jehovah God looked
his brother was pleased with his offering, and his heart was exceedingly cruel.
Genesis 4: 5

God's desire was to find purpose in both of them but it was not like that; Cain is the
symbolism of those believers who give as they are and do not give as it is,
they believe that it is enough to give, and they do not bring God the best but only the fruit
of the earth, Cain's action is a figure of those who believe that salvation is
through works. If we understood the power of the offering the church of Jesus
Christ would walk on a supernatural level.

God doesn't rebuke Cain so much for his offering, he was giving him a chance
so that he would repent and speak to him with love, because God knew the desire, the
intention and the will that was in Cain's heart (Purpose) against his
brother Abel Genesis 4: 6-7

A proposal with bad intentions "Let's go out to the field." Gen. 4: 8

What Cain was up to, who took his brother away and away from home, he wanted
end his own brother's life and he succeeded.

This teaches us how someone with no purpose can negatively affect your
family and all the environment around him, Cain was not only the first to
murdering a relative, but also in putting a point of origin of violence
against his neighbor in the Bible and in human history.

Study Questions

1. What made the difference between Cain's and Abel's offering?

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2. Was the animal offering better, or the land offering?

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3. Does the offering have a set parameter to give or not? Explain.

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4. How do you describe Cain's offering?

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5. How do you describe Abel's offering?

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6. What do you think of Luke 6:38?

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7. Do you think the one-for-one offering was a cause of conflict between brothers?

the other's?

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8. Do you think that in the church today there are believers who have the

Cain's attitude when giving?

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9. Have you ever given an offering with the attitude of Cain, give and with that is

enough?

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10. What did you learn from Abel's offering and his attitude toward God?

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"Relationships are not formed, they are forged."

CHAPTER THREE

BORN BY A DIVINE DESIRE
Judges 13: 2-5

In this chapter we will study how God prepares the way to raise a
man to become a judge in Israel and deliver his people from the hands of the
Philistines.

We remember that Purpose means: Desire, Will, and Intent.

God wants to make one of his wishes come true but he needs a glass where
deposit his glory, then we will study the history of this judge.

Judges 13: 2-5

When personal desire is greater than God's desire or the will of
God, man lives a life without Purpose.

God's wish for this young man named Samson was that he become a judge
to free his people, his parents received divine instructions and they
they transmitted them to him. (Judges 13: 8, 12-14, 24)

The Bible records that personal desire led him to miss God's purpose and
of his parents in his life. Judges 14: 1-3

How many children have had their parents' address since childhood but when
grow they begin to "descend". The Bible mentions in Judges 14: 1 that Samson
descended to Timnat, the geographical location where Sanson lived was a high area
since the geographically descended (lower, lower).

The application of this is that the bass spiritually began to do the opposite.
to the desire of God and their parents. When they join a person loses Purpose when
bone begins to descend, to go down, his life begins to lose identity and makes
his will and not God's or his parents'.

That Sanson has descended geographically and spiritually this led him to
well of despair as described in Psalm 40: 2.

God's desire was to see a Samson fulfill the mission assigned to him
since before he was born, but many of us lose assignments in the life of
agreement we are growing by the circumstances that begin to surround us

Losing Purpose can make us lose a lot. Judges 16:28, 30. In this passage
we find the account of Samson's death he manages to reconcile himself with God, but
he dies, loses his sight, lost his freedom, and lost his privileges.

I end up being derision and mockery of the Philistines, let's learn from this lesson
that when we lose Purpose our destiny looks gray.

Do not lose your eyes, much less your head like Sanson for not being able to dominate
his inner passions, he could kill lions and Philistines but he could not overcome those
inner passions.

Remember something the world can take your eyes out, and this means loss of vision,
loss of identity, and address.

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The saddest thing that can happen to a man or a woman
is to go to the grave without finding purpose in this life
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Do not love what God hates, Do not do what God has not commanded you to do.
What remains for man after pleasures, he only has sadness, anguish,
and pain and in some cases, physical or spiritual death.

No one is responsible for your actions but yourself, Sanson was led to such a difficult
situation of his own free will, he set a wrong Purpose for his life.

When I decide not to repent, I accept my consequences.

Just as Sanson was born by a desire of God (Purpose) you and I were born with a
Purpose from God. (Jeremiah 1: 5)

You are a prophet according to Jeremiah 1: 5 you determine that the word written in the
Bible will fulfill every letter of it in your life, walking in God's purpose is
walk toward a destination of glory and promise in this life and in the life to come.
allow no offer or temptation to separate you from God's desire for your life
but every day renew your mind and do not conform to this century but walk
as seeing the invisible. (Romans 12: 2, Hebrews 11:27)

Study Questions

1. ¿En su opinión que hicieron de mal los padres de Sanson, que el pidió mujeres

de otras tribus?

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2. ¿Fue salvo Sanson a pesar de su desobediencia? Explique

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3. ¿Porque cree usted que Sanson perdió Propósito?

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4. ¿Qué similitud encuentra usted en Sanson con el Cristiano de hoy?

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5. ¿Cómo podríamos aplicar Santiago 1:12-15 a nuestra vida?

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6. ¿Qué aplicación encuentra usted entre la vida de Sanson y la suya?

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7. ¿Qué diferencia encuentra usted entre Adan y Sanson en el pecado que

cometieron?

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8. ¿Qué significa para usted la expresión, “El mundo te saca los ojos”?

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9. ¿Cuál es el Propósito de Dios para mi vida?

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10. ¿Cómo renuevo mi espíritu como hijo de Dios?

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“Para conducirte a ti mismo, usa tu cabeza. Para conducir a otros, usa tu corazón.”

CHAPTER FOUR

YOU LOSE PURPOSE, YOU LOSE THE KINGDOM
1 SAMUEL 9: 2

In this chapter we will study the history of the first king of Israel, a man
called Saul who had no royal descendants but was counted among the Kings of
Israel, as related in the Bible. 1 Samuel 9: 2

One of the characteristics that stands out in Saul is that he was not a Shepherd.
he cared for his father's donkeys (1 Samuel 9: 3)

Saul appears in history as King of Israel at the request of the people, the people
decides to leave the theocratic government of God for a government of man
(democratic) 1 Samuel 8: 5-8

Here we see a nation that had been led and ruled by Jehovah God by
many generations. This people was rejecting God and they ask for a King
prophet Samuel to rule it, this teaches us that the Nation was
living without purpose. Then God grants their request to give them a King.
1 Samuel 10: 17-23

King Saul had no royal lineage but was appointed by God as King and that was
enough for him to live a life that would please God but still not
It was like this, one of the things that led Saul to lose Purpose was the lack of
patience. 1 Samuel 13: 9-14

Lack of patience has caused difficult situations in the lives of many leaders,
in history and in the present. That fissure in his character led him to act crazy
as Samuel told him. (1.Samuel 13:13)

Both impatience and other areas of our character can lead us to
lose purpose and lose God's favor.

Other areas that King Saul showed how weak in his character was lack
in obedience to God's ordinance. 1 Samuel 15: 2-3

Lack of subjection is very important in the life of the Christian and in the life of the leader
If we have not learned to submit to God, who we do not see, it is difficult for us
let's hold a man we can see

Disobedience can lead us to cast off as happened to King Saul
1 Samuel 15: 8-9

The purpose that God had in Saul, Saul himself put it at risk when
obey your inner desires and those of the people 1 Samuel 15: 10-11

The loss of the Kingdom is inevitable. 1 Samuel 15: 12-15

King Saul was a privileged man because he lived under the law but had been
given the reign by grace and did not know how to administer that undeserved favor
1 Samuel 15: 16-17

When I don't do what God asks me to do, then I am disobeying,
when I do what my heart dictates, then I am also in
disobedience, God has given each of us a mission to fulfill
on this earth, each of us will have to fulfill that mission with obedience
not pleasing to my eye, but pleasing to the heart of God. 1 Samuel 15: 18-21

When God assigns us something, he does not give it with the intention of taking it away, but rather gives it
With the Purpose that you and I are good stewards of what we have.
If I do not obey what God assigns me then I disobey God and this
leads to a position of rebellion. 1 Samuel 15: 22-23

One of the worst mistakes a leader can make is trying to please everyone
and not to God, to seek the favor of men, is not to seek the favor of God.
Galatians 1:10

Many leaders and why not say Christians, today they have lost their reign
(Marriage, Family) for obeying the desire of other people and not the desire to
God for your life. 1 Samuel 15: 24-28

The life of King Saul is a very great example for our life today and
teaches us a great lesson of how important it is to fear God, to please
God and having self-control in our character.

What I learned in this story is that I don't want God to look for a better one
than my, as the prophet told King Saul.
Don't lose your Purpose, and you won't lose your Kingship.

People don't care how much you know until I know how much you care (about them)

Study Questions

1. What do you understand about the word theocratic?

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2. How do you explain the request of the people of Israel in asking the prophet for a king?
to rule it, what did this mean?

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3. How do you describe King Saul's attitude in 1 Samuel 13: 9-11?

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4. Have you ever experienced something difficult or uncomfortable because of the
impatience? Explain.

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5. How do you describe the word submission and obedience?

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6. What causes could lead me to be rejected by God according to this chapter?

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7. What do you understand about the word Law and the word Grace according to the Bible?

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8. From your point of view, what do you think why King Saul did not fulfill the
God's order according to 1 Samuel 15: 2-3, 8-9

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9. What is the lesson for your life in this story of King Saul?

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10. What are some areas of your character that you think may have
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CHAPTER FIVE
IT WAS IN THE GREAT FISH THAT I FOUND PURPOSE
Jonas 1: 1-3

It is in the heart of God that every human being finds Purpose while
he lives to find the destiny of glory that he has for humanity. Thats why he
The psalmist describes it in 138: 8 "Jehovah will fulfill his purpose in me."

In this chapter we will study the story of the prophet Jonas as described by the
book Jonas 1: 1-3.

God will always assign each one of us a mission since this
established in Matthew 28: 16-20 and how children of God we should fulfill.

God needs a human body so that through it, God can reach a
place and speak, this was the case of the prophet Jonas a Radical Jews or very
nationalist (Patriotic) of his Nation, he is known as the rebellious prophet, but
In this study we are going to identify him as the man who in the middle of a process
that he managed to find God's Purpose for his life.

God says to Jonas "Get up" and go to Nineveh, first he activates him (Commissions) and
then gives him the mission "A destiny", called Nineveh, a pagan Nation which
Jonas refuses to go so that they will not receive God's mercy if they
they regretted it.

Where will I hide? Jonas 1: 3
Jonas did get up but to do his will and not God's, he left for
Tarsis another city which God had not sent, wanted to hide from the
presence of the Omnipresent (Psalm 139: 7-8)

Who can flee from the presence of God? Where can I hide from your
presence?

Jonas leaves Galilee, which was where he was when he received the call, walks to the
Port of Joppa located in (Tel Aviv) a distance of 3006.27 km
approximately to reach the port of Joppa and from there he would travel by boat to
travel approximately 3,827.42 nautical miles to reach
Tarsis. (Currently includes Seville, Andalusia, Cardis in Spain).

The distance between Nineveh and Tarsis is 5,911.32 km, The distance from Israel
(Galilee) to Nineveh is 2,958 km. This gives us a distance of 2,953.32 km from
more than he did for his rebellion (he did half a way more)

How many of us have lost time, money, health, and geographic miles
like the prophet Jonas for our disobedience Jonas symbolizes all those
who have a call from God but keep walking towards Tarsis when God
He wants them to go to Nineveh (Evangelism).

God loves us and helps us find purpose. Jonas 1: 4-10
God will do anything to get your attention, even if I have to raise big
winds to make you return to purpose and if necessary we will be taken to
belly of the great fish (The Bible does not say Whale. Jonah 1:17)

When a person walks aimlessly it causes collateral damage (affects their
around) this was the case Jonas was affecting fellow travelers.
(Jonas 1: 5) Similarly, someone who walks aimlessly prefers to lie down
sleep in the middle of commitments leaving the responsibility to others.
(Jonas 1: 5-6)

Jonas's attitude is similar to that of many believers today,
fleeing the presence of God and living a life without purpose, without compromise
and without responsibility. (Proverbs 13: 4)

The saddest thing that can happen to a man or a woman is to go to eternity
without having found Purpose in Christ Jesus.

It is very important to learn to declare (confess) what happens to us to find
purpose in God. (Jonas 1: 7-8) Jonas declared his internal condition to his
fellow travelers which bare their spiritual condition before them.

Nothing will change if you are not honest with yourself and open your heart to a
genuine encounter with God.
Every action provokes a reaction, his action provoked a reaction from the great
The God".
Every action leads to a consequence, having disobeyed provoked a process
or call for attention from God, because God whom he takes for his son
discipline. (Hebrews 12: 6)
Recognize your identity if you are a child of God, do not deny it when necessary
affirm it, Jonas said, "I am a Hebrew, and I fear Jehovah." (Jonas 1: 9)

What will we do with you. 1:11, 15,17
Take me and throw me into the sea. We can apply this expression as take me to
a process of formation, be it spirit, Pastoral formation (Restoration) or a
personal formation process between the person and God.

Jonas's attitude in this process showed some integrity by accepting that for
his cause had come that great storm, today the body of Christ needs
live and practice integrity since it is one of the values that Christ taught us.

In the Fish I found Purpose. Jonas 1:17
God has given me the privilege of taking his word to two prisons in this Nation and
For more than three years preaching within her I have called her "The Great Fish", to the
Prison since it is a place of discomfort and nothing pleasant for those there
are and many of them have been restored because the Spirit of God has heard their
prayers and visited them in their discomfort and anguish of soul, many of
they have had genuine regrets and have come out with new expectations
From his personal life it is there where they found Purpose and found their destiny.

The Bible describes that Jonas in his distress cried out to God. Jonas 2: 1-10

God did not judge Jonas, he worked on the restoration of this son and taught him to walk.
in the right direction. The Big Fish was not for Jonas, but for his disobedience
on the way he met the Big Fish, be careful to take another route of
wrong escape because you can find the Big Fish (Jail, Hospital,
Persecution, Trial, etc.)

If you are walking towards Tarsis at this time when God is waiting
that you fulfill your mission to Nineveh, I ask you to reflect and stop in your
life because if you keep off purpose you can meet The Big Fish, yes
something touches the heart of God is a repentant heart like Jonas did.

At this time say a prayer of repentance with your Leader.

Study Questions

1. What teaching does Jonas's attitude give you?

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2. Have you ever disobeyed God like Jonas?

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3. Have you found yourself inside the big fish and explain why?

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4. How could you be alike with Jonas?

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5. Have you had an experience like Jonas's, of going to another place where
Didn't God send you?

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6. Are you currently serving God with Purpose, or have you lost Purpose
lately? Explain.

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7. What can you explain about Jonas's prayer in Jonas 2: 9?

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8. ¿Después de esta lección has comprendido que Dios cuenta contigo y qué tan
obediente eres actualmente?

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9. ¿A cuántas personas has ayudado a encontrar su propósito en Dios en los
últimos seis meses?

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10. ¿Qué tan Comprometido estas con la evangelización en tu zona donde vives?

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El noventa por ciento de los roces de la vida diaria son consecuencia de un tono de voz inadecuado.

CHAPTER SIX

IT WAS AT NIGHT
JOHN 3: 1-15

The character that we are going to study in this chapter is about a man who had
much knowledge of writing in his time it seemed that he had nothing to
learn from Jesus, the Master Teacher but this man understood the
feet of Jesus that knowledge without revelation is pure letter.

It was in the Night that I found Purpose John 3: 2-3
Because Nicodemus, a teacher of the law came to Jesus at night who teaches us
arrive at night for that important appointment and not during the day.

I arrived at night because I was a Principal of the Pharisee Sect and I was afraid of being
seen by his fellow religionists.

Have you ever wanted to be born again? And who doesn't? Everyone at some point
has happened to us. However, starting our physical life over does not
will solve our problems. Our true need is to be born again
spiritually.

For this reason Jesus told Master Nicodemus (All), “They have to be born of
new." (John 3: 7)

The Greek term gennao means, to be born and anothen (Again) can be translated
by "from above" or "again."

The birth that Jesus spoke of was a new birth, a birth
heavenly or both at the same time. He was probably referring to the heavenly birth since
later I use the analogy of the wind that does not know where it comes from,
to exemplify spiritual birth. However, Nicodemus interpreted that
Jesus spoke of a second physical birth, of being born again, Jesus explains
this new or heavenly birth in John 3: 6-8 and difference being born in the flesh
with being born of the spirit.

The group to which Nicodemus belonged was a group born of the flesh, that is
religion, knowledgeable people with outward holiness, but with a
contaminated heart since they never knew who they were in front of, the Messiah
announced.

The believer receives a new life from God, through birth
spiritual birth, John 1: 12-13 and only through this spiritual birth one
he can be a participant in the Kingdom of God, and receive from his Spirit.

Those born into the family of God reflects His divine justice. 1. John 2:29 and they are free
of the sin that we all have. 1. John 3: 9, 5:18

When the Christian is born again the Holy Spirit is in him and imparts the
revelation of writing to know how to live correctly outside the spirit of error.

Those who are born again have a living hope. 1. Peter 1: 3

Being born again is produced by the power of God's word. 1. Peter 1:23

The process of being born again is also produced by the continuous renewal in
the life of the Christian. The dialogue between Jesus and Nicodemus brought about a renewal in
his way of thinking, it was that night that this teacher of the Pharisees found
Purpose for his life and from that night he became a disciple
(follower) secret of Jesus Christ (John 19: 38-40)

One of the things Nicodemus teaches us is that he showed humility by sitting at
the feet of the Teacher, a true teacher is always a true student, he does not
showed haughtiness for the knowledge he had rather showed admiration when
He said, “Rabbi, we know that you have come from God as a teacher; because nobody can
do these signs that you do, if God is not with him. (John 3: 2)

Today many need to be born again from the inside since the work of God
It is from the inside out and that is what this teacher of the law understood that
night.

There are many Nicodemus who do not understand earthly things or believe them because of that
they cannot understand spiritual things. John 3:12 The talk of Jesus and
Nicodemus is extended to John 3:16 and that is where he understands that the one who is
in front of him is the announced Messiah, the Savior of the World.

How many have not learned to know Jesus through the sacred scriptures.
Pray to God that he gives you the opportunity to find Purpose in your life and not walk
lost and without direction in this life, tell the Holy Spirit and with humility of
heart that guides you to the Master as Nicodemus did.

Remember he was transformed that night, and you when?

Study Questions

1. Do you consider yourself a born again Christian? And because?

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2. Who is Jesus in your life?

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3. Explain what it means: “He who is not born of water and the Spirit cannot

enter the Kingdom of God. "

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4. What does it mean: “What is born of the flesh is flesh; and what is born of

Spirit, spirit is. "

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5. Explain the significance of John 3: 8 in the life of the Christian?

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6. Do you remember when was the day you accepted Christ, and where was it?

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7. What is the difference between knowledge and revelation?

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8. What does Renewal mean?

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9. What does Regeneration mean?

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10. Who produces the transformation in the life of the Christian according to
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"Men are not measured from the head down, but from the heart Up."

CHAPTER SEVEN

IT WAS AT THE WELL
JOHN 4: 3-29

In the previous chapter we studied the life of a literate man of vast
knowledge in this chapter we will study a woman discriminated against by
society of his time.

Jesus' mission begins when he leaves Judea for Galilee again, and it was
necessary to go through Samaria. In the original Greek the impersonal verb is used
“Dei” although this verb appears about 105 times in the new testament, in only
one of those occasions is used to refer to a personal need.
(obligation-purpose) for example:

"... It was necessary for the son of man to suffer much ..." Mark 8:31

"It is necessary for me to be the works of the one who sent me." John 9: 4

"... It was necessary for him to rise from the dead ..." John 3:14

Here we understand that the expression "it was necessary" is applied to the mission and
labor, and to the need of which Christ came to earth for them.

It was necessary for him to go through; Samaria, to get to Sychar, This is the place of
destination to reach Jacob's well, a meeting place, the meeting time was at
the sixth hour, this is at 12:00 p.m.

We all know the story that Jesus introduces a very wise phrase into the conversation
Give me to drink, which the woman does not give her water at the moment but, that contradicts her
because of the rivalry that existed at that time between Jews and Samaritans.
(The Samaritans were pagans and it was a mixture of Jews with those of Samaria)

Jesus will always look for a day, a place, an hour, a City or a State to
reach you and help you find Purpose it will not matter the place if you
you recognize. John 4:10

In the dialogue Jesus never questions his lifestyle as society did.
in which she was, when she got to draw water from the well she did not meet
people in that place because the hour was warm but she for being a whore and
discriminated against, he did it at that time, so Jesus had to go there at that time
time to find it and bring it to the purpose of salvation, while the religious
judged her Jesus offered forgiveness that she needed religion kills,
relationship with the Father gives life, love and forgiveness.

Today many people walk in need of salvation but because of their
condition, they are rejected, Jesus came to seek and save what had been lost.
(Luke 19:10) Our mission is to reach the people who
they are in need of restoration like this woman from Samaria.

In that dialogue Jesus never offended her but if he took her on the way to
repentance to be able to give him of the water of life that flows for eternal life that
only he gives. John 4: 13-14

One of the things we need is to acknowledge our sinful condition.
In order to find Purpose in our life, she told him: “Lord give me that water,
so that I am not thirsty. "

Jesus said to her: Go call your husband (John 4: 15-18) At that moment she recognizes her
marital condition that is not correct and says I do not have a husband.

Jesus already knew what he did was confront her wisely and she recognized that whoever
standing in front of her was a true prophet.

How many times in different places and hours the Lord has spoken to you and you have not
understood that He, Is.

How many today need to go to the well of meeting and meet the Holy Spirit and
be confronted with love and acknowledge their condition and turn to Christ and power
find Purpose as this woman who stopped being a prostitute and achieved
become an Evangelist and take the message to ten cities around you.

God is looking for men and women who are carriers of his grace and his
presence and that they can carry the message of salvation to others. John 4: 39-40

Today the Lord does not condemn you for what you are what he wants is for you to leave
what he does not like, loves what God loves, and hates what God hates and
your life will be with Purpose.

"There is no nobler occupation in the world than to help another human being, to find Purpose."

Study Questions

1. Have you ever had to go through a place and carry the message of
Christ?

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2. Have you met someone who has been discriminated against by society and
have you given a word of life?

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3. How do you identify with the Samaritan woman?

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4. Who were you before you met Him?

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5. ¿Alguna vez has traído a personas a tu Iglesia que tienen necesidad de Cristo?

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6. ¿Has tenido la experiencia de llevar un tratado de evangelismo a las personas?

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7. ¿Has testificado a otros quien eras tu sin Cristo, tu puedes ser de bendición
para otros?

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8. ¿Qué significa para ti la adoración a Dios?

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9. ¿Has analizado como esta tu vida delante de Dios?

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10. ¿Cual es tu pasión en el Reino de Dios actualmente?