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03/06/2023

Dear Friends and Family,
I wanted to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude for the overwhelming love and wishes I received from all of you on my birthday. Your kind words and thoughtful greetings made my day extra special. As I embark on another year of life, I kindly request your prayers for me, my family, and our ministry. Your prayers are a powerful source of strength and guidance, and knowing that I have your support in this way means the world to me. Thank you once again for your warm wishes, and I appreciate your continued prayers for our well-being and the work we do together.

Pr. Jayaselvan Selladurai

14/03/2023

14 MARCH 2023| Qtr 1|LS 11| குறைக்கவேண்டிய நேரமா? by Pr. Isaac Sam | International Tamil Sabbath School

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12/03/2023

12 MARCH 2023| Qtr 1| LS 11| தேவனுக்கு முதலிடம் by Mrs. Angeline Dubey - Intl. Tamil Sabbath School

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SUNDAY March 12
Putting God First
Read 2 Chronicles 20:1–22. What important spiritual principles can we take from this story for ourselves, whatever struggles we are facing?
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Toward the close of Jehoshaphat’s reign, Judah was invaded. Jehoshaphat was a man of courage and valor. For years he had been strengthening his armies and his fortified cities. He was well prepared to meet almost any enemy; yet in this crisis, he did not put his confidence in his own strength but in the power of God. He set himself to seek the Lord, and he proclaimed a fast throughout all Judah. The people all gathered together in the court of the temple, as Solomon had prayed that they would do if faced by danger. All the men of Judah stood before the Lord with their wives and children. They prayed that God would confuse their enemies and that His name might be glorified. Then the king prayed, “ ‘We have no power against this great multitude that is coming against us; nor do we know what to do, but our eyes are upon You’ ” (2 Chron. 20:12, NKJV).

After they committed themselves to God in this manner, the Spirit of the Lord came upon a man of God, who said, “ ‘Do not be afraid nor dismayed because of this great multitude, for the battle is not yours, but God’s. . . . You will not need to fight in this battle. Position yourselves, stand still and see the salvation of the LORD’ ” (2 Chron. 20:15–17, NKJV).

So, early the next morning, the king assembled the people, with the Levitical choir in the front to sing the praises of God. Then he admonished the people, “ ‘Believe in the LORD your God, and you shall be established; believe His prophets, and you shall prosper’ ” (2 Chron. 20:20, NKJV). Then the choir began to sing, and their enemies destroyed one another, and “none escaped” (2 Chron. 20:24). It took the men of Judah three days just to collect the spoils of the battle, and on the fourth day they returned to Jerusalem, singing as they went.

Of course, the God who delivered them is the same God whom we love and worship, and His power is just as great today as back then. The challenge, for us, is to trust in Him and His leading.

Read 2 Chronicles 20:20. What special significance should this text have for Seventh-day Adventists?

10/03/2023

HAPPY SABBATH

10 MARCH 2023| Qtr 1|LS 10| திரும்பக் கொடுத்தல் | Revision & Discussion by Mrs. Chandra Waddell | International Tamil Sabbath School

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02/03/2023

02 MARCH 2023| Qtr 3| LS 9| பொருளாசையை மேற்கொள்ளுதல் by Pr. Thangaraj Ponnaiah - ITSS

12/02/2023

12 FEB 2023| Qtr 1|LS 07|இயேசுவின் வாழ்க்கையும் ஊழியமும் By Dr. Deborah Samraj - ITSS

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23/01/2023

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07/01/2023

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07 JAN 2023 - Last-day Events – Online Bible Study Discussion by Pr. Leonardwhite Devadoss – International Tamil Sabbath School

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06/01/2023

06 JAN 23|Qtr- 1| LS-01|தேவ குடும்பத்தில் அங்கத்தினராதல் by Mrs. Chandra Waddell – International Tamil Sabbath School

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05/01/2023

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05 JAN 23|Qtr- 1| LS-01|பரலோகத்தில் பொக்கிஷம் by Bro. S. Joshua – International Tamil Sabbath School

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22/12/2022

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03/12/2022

International Tamil Sabbath School 03 DEC 22| Last Days Event Online Bible Study by ELD. Dharmaraj Thangavel

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26/11/2022

Special Bible Study by Pr. Samuel Manimaran

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26 NOV 22| Last Days Event Online Bible Study by Pr. Samuel Manimaran
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15/11/2022

International Tamil Sabbath School | 15 NOV 22| நான் அவனை எழுப்புவேன் by Mrs. Kamala Thiyagarajan

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TUESDAY November 15
“ ‘I Will Raise Him Up’ ”
In one of His miracles, Jesus fed 5,000 people with just a small amount of bread and fish (John 6:1–14). Perceiving that the multitude then intended to proclaim Him king (John 6:15), Jesus sailed with His disciples to the other side of the Sea of Galilee. But the next day the multitude followed Him there, where He delivered His powerful sermon on the Bread of Life, with special emphasis on the gift of everlasting life (John 6:22–59).

Read John 6:26–51. How did Jesus associate the gift of everlasting life with the final resurrection of the righteous?
In His sermon, Jesus highlighted three basic concepts in regard to eternal life. First, He identified Himself as “ ‘the bread that comes down from heaven and gives life to the world’ ” (John 6:33, 58, NIV). By declaring that “ ‘I am [Greek egō eimi] the bread of life’ ” (John 6:35, 48), Jesus presented Himself as the Great “I AM” of the Old Testament (Exod. 3:14). Second, Jesus explained that everlasting life can be secured in Him: “ ‘he who comes to Me’ ” and “ ‘he who believes in Me’ ” will have this blessing (John 6:35, NKJV). And finally, Jesus linked the gift of immortality with the final resurrection, assuring His audience three times, “ ‘and I will raise him up at the last day’ ” (John 6:40, 44, 54, NKJV).

Jesus also gave this amazing promise: “ ‘Very truly, I tell you, whoever believes has eternal life’ ” (John 6:47, NRSV). So, the gift of eternal life is already a present reality. But this does not mean that the believer will never die, for the very expression “raise him up” (John 6:40, NKJV) presupposes coming back to life after one has died.

The picture is clear. Without Christ, one does not have eternal life. But, even after accepting Christ and having the assurance of eternal life, we continue for now being mortal and, therefore, subject to natu ral death. At the Second Coming, Jesus will resurrect us and, then and there, He will give us the gift of immortality that was ours already. The gift is assured, not because of a supposed natural immortality of the soul but, rather, because of the righteousness of Jesus that comes to us by faith in Him.

Dwell on the words of Jesus that, if you believe in Him, you have (as in right now) eternal life! How can this wonderful promise help you deal with the painful reality of our present, though only temporary, mortality?

14/11/2022

International Tamil Sabbath School | 14 NOV 22| நான் மறுபடியும் வருவேன் by Mrs. K. Devadhaya

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MONDAY November 14
“I Will Come Again”
Read John 14:1–3. It has already been almost 2,000 years since Jesus promised to come again. How can we help others see that, despite the great length of time (which really doesn’t matter), this promise is relevant even to our own generation, so long removed from the time when Jesus spoke it?
Four times in the book of Revelation Jesus stated, “ ‘I am coming soon!’ ” (Rev. 3:11; Rev. 22:7, 12, 20, NIV). The expectation of His soon coming drove the mission of the apostolic church and filled the lives of uncountable Christians throughout the centuries with hope. But generation after generation has died, and this promised event has not yet occurred. And thus, many are enquiring: How much longer will we have to preach that “Jesus is coming soon”? Have these words generated an unrealistic expectation? (See 2 Pet. 3:4.)

Many Christians have complained about the long “delay” (compare with Matt. 25:5). But how do we, in fact, know that it is a long “delay”? What would have been the “right” time for Christ to have returned? Would it have been 50 years ago, 150, 500? What really matters is the biblical promise that “the Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance” (2 Pet. 3:9, NIV).

Despite the long centuries since Jesus ascended, the promise of His coming remains relevant, even today. Why? Because all that we have is our own short life (Ps. 90:10), followed by an unconscious rest in the grave (Eccles. 9:5, 10), and then the final resurrection, without any later opportunity to change our destiny (Heb. 9:27). As far as each one of the dead is concerned (as stated in lesson 3), because all the dead are asleep and unconscious, the second coming of Christ is never more than a moment or two after they die. For you, in your personal experience (as for all of God’s people of every age), Christ’s return is no more than a moment after your death. That’s very soon, is it not?

Every passing day brings us one day closer to the glorious appearing of the Lord Jesus Christ in the clouds of heaven. Though we don’t know when He will come, we can be certain that He will, and that is what really matters.

A pastor preached a sermon, arguing that he didn’t care when Christ returned. All he cared about was that Christ does return. How does that logic work for you, and how might it help if you are discouraged over Christ’s having not yet returned?

13/11/2022

International Tamil Sabbath School | 13 NOV 22| இந்த வாழ்க்கைக்கு அப்பாற்பட்ட நம்பிக்கை by Pr. Jeyaraj Dhanaraj

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SUNDAY November 13
Hope Beyond This Life
The ancient Greek historian Herodotus (fifth century BC) wrote about a tribe that, at a birth, began a period of mourning because they anticipated the suffering that the infant would face if it lived to adulthood. However alien to us the ritual might seem, there is some logic to it.

Millennia later, an advertisement in America in the early twentieth century read “Why live, if you can be buried for ten dollars?”

Life can be hard enough, we know, even if we believe in God and in the hope of eternity. Imagine, though, how hard it is for those who have no hope of anything beyond the short and often troubled existence here. More than one secular writer has commented on the meaninglessness of human existence, since we all not only die, but we all also live with the realization that we are going to die. And this realization is what makes the whole project of human life, which is often hard and sorrowful in and of itself, seemingly null and void. One thinker referred to humans as nothing but “hunks of spoiling flesh on disintegrating bones.” Rather macabre, but, again, it’s hard to argue with the logic.

Of course, in contrast to all this, we have the biblical promise of eternal life in Jesus. And that is the key: we have this hope in Jesus and what His death and resurrection offer us. Otherwise, what hope do we have?

Read 1 Corinthians 15:12–19. What is Paul saying here about how closely related Christ’s resurrection is to the hope of our own resurrection?