How To Find Archive Indexs For The Bible Study Blog. Have A Blessed Thanksgiving Week!

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Good morning to all of you on this Lord's Day. 


Thanksgiving Day is rapidly approaching and I want to share where you can find indexes to all the years of this blog. I also note what minths Thanksgiving lessons were published.

Most public school systems in America no longer teach the truth about this day, about the Pilgrims and Puritans who sacrificed everything in order to worship God according to His Word. 

These lessons contain good resources to teach these truths to those whom we love.

I hope and pray that these lessons are a blessing to you and your family.

In Christ's love,

Bob

A note about the archives containing all lessons I have posted on this blog. 

The index for all lessons posted from 2019 through 2021, were posted on September 7, 2022.

The index for all lessons posted in 2022, was posted January 24, 2023.

Each index lists the lesson titles and the dates each one was posted, so that you can study subjects that we have written about.

A note about Thanksgiving. I posted a series of lessons on the topic of thanksgiving from a Biblical perspective in November, 2022.

In November, 2021, I posted a series of lessons about the Pilgrims and Puritans, and Thanksgiving's origins in America.

Please use these for devotional material in your homes and with your families, neighbors and friends. 

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