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What is Holy Monday

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Answer: In Christianity, Holy Monday is the last Monday prior to Easter Sunday; it is the second day of Holy Week after Palm Sunday. Some denominations celebrate Holy Monday, and some do not. The Eastern Orthodox Church observes the day, typically marking it with Bible readings and certain hymns. According to tradition, Holy Monday is the day on which Jesus cleansed the temple, was praised by local children, and cursed the fig tree (Matthew 21:12–22). It is the day following Palm Sunday, when Jesus came to Jerusalem in the triumphal entry (Matthew 21:1–11). The following day is sometimes referred to as Holy Tuesday, the third day of Holy Week. We should note that events in the biblical Gospels were not necessarily written in chronological order. Also, since the Romans and the Jews had different methods for calculating the start of a day, an exact sequence of events is difficult to determine. For these reasons, we can’t be dogmatic about the chronology of events leading up to Jesus’ b...
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WHY DATE? To develop SOCIALLY & to learn how to INTERACT with the opposite sex . “17As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another.”  Proverbs 27:17 *Bottom line:  We learn from each other.   To grow SPIRITUALLY. “24 spur one another on toward love and good deeds.”  Hebrews 10:24 “13 But encourage one another daily, as long as it is called Today, so that none of you may be hardened by sin’s deceitfulness.”   Hebrews 3:13 *You should ask yourself:   How can I help my bf/gf get closer to God? To find the one God has for you to MARRY. “31 whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.”  1 Corinthians 10:31 *Date with the intention of finding your husband/wife because dating with no purpose or direction centered on God will bring you all kinds of trouble. Wrong reasons to date: For physical involvement. For emotional security. Because everybody else is.
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How do I have a Quiet Time ?

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“Oh how I love your law! It is my meditation all the day.”  Psalm 119:97 How do I have a Quiet Time?  God speaks to us through the Bible, which is his Word in written form.  Through the words of the Bible, we learn who God is and what he asks  of us. However, if we do not invest time in knowing God’s Word, we  will be ignorant of who God is and what he has to say about our lives.  Author and Pastor Adrian Rogers gave the following helpful tips for  spending quiet time with God each day. He gives five factors: Period,  Preparation, Place, Provisions, and Procedure.  The Proper Period  You must find the right time. Your quiet time should last at least half  an hour. But some time is better than no time, so if you can’t start at  thirty minutes, begin with ten. It should be your very best time. Don’t  give the Lord your leftovers. And don’t try to find time - make time,  and make it a priority. The key here is qual...
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