I hope that you and your family are enjoying a wonderful day of giving thanks to God for all of his wonderful blessings and the millions of ways that He takes care of you and your family all year long.
Also here is a fun turkey Nanogram to add to the fun of this wonderful day of thanks.
Thanksgiving is only a couple of days away, here is a poem reminding us of the importance of giving thanks.
Here is a fun set of math problems made by a new program I got to make math books and potentially sell on places like Etsy.
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Thanksgiving is right around the corner, here is a fun symbol sudoku that is perfect for this time of year.
It is finally beginning to feel a bit like fall where I live. I am so excited because the heat of summer and I are not the best of friends. To celebrate the change in weather, I created a fall themed sudoku pack that is perfect for children, beginners, and sudoku logic puzzles fans.
The pack contains 5 of each of the following types of Sudoku puzzles
Here are a few sample pages for you to check out.
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Happy Sabbath! I hope that you are enjoying this blessed day of rest where you can draw closer to God.
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It almost feels like fall, so I thought I would celebrate the approaching cool weather with a new puzzle that I recently learned about, the Nanogram.
Here is a fun Bible quiz to help test your knowledge.
Fill in the blank
Multiple choice
6. God gave man what type of seed to eat?
A. flowering seed B. herb bearing seed C. plant bearing seed D. tasty seed
7. God divided the day by
A. morning and evening B. midnight to midnight C. 6 to 6 D. evening and morning
8. To whom did God give every green herb for meat?
A. the beast of the earth, the fowl of the air, and every creeping thing B. mankind C. the fish of the sea D. none of the above
9. Dry land was created on which day of the week?
A. the first day B. the second day C. the third day D. the sixth day
10. Man was created on which day of the week?
A. the first day B. the third day C. the fifth day D. the sixth day E. the seventh day
11. The Bible says that the Spirit of God moved upon what?
A. the face of the waters B. over the dry hills C. flew above the clouds D. watched from afar
12. Based on Genesis, which of the following represents a matching kind?
A. a dog and a horse B. a dolphin and a lamb C a wolf and a dog D a mango tree and a chimpanzee
True and False
13. According to Genesis a kind can only bring forth animals of the same kind.
14. God created man lower than the animals.
15. The Bible says that mankind was made after the image of a single -celled animal and evolved over million of years to an advanced state.
16. The Bible declares that the creation week took six literal days.
17. God says that everything he made evolved to be good.
18. The Bible tells us that God used death and destruction to create the world we see today.
19. The Bible says that in the beginning everything was good
20. Both man and animals were given the command to be fruitful and multiply
What ruled the day?
I hope that you enjoyed this quiz and that inspires you to spend more time in the word of God.
Answer Key
Faith, it is a very small word containing only five humble letters, yet it certainly is a mighty word. When everything is going right, and the road of life is quiet and well paved, it is really easy to say I have faith and think that you understand what that word really means. But how can you? What faith is required when life is at its best and want and fear have no place in your life.
What faith is required to walk on plush carpets and eat ice cream by the pool? What faith do you have to rely on when your life is like a romantic postcard or an add for a tropical resort? What exercise of heart and mind is called for when your life could be flashed up for the poster image of successful because your every want and need is met for years to come. When your beliefs line up with the crowd and are excepted at every turn as the only way to live, saying I have a measure of faith takes neither courage nor self-denial.
It is not until trial and adversity hunt your steps, when discouragement and disappointment hunt you down like a pack of hungry hound dogs that you really get a glimpse of the depths and power of faith. Because it is then that you have to chose to hold on to faith. It is then that you have to chose to grab hold and cling to faith, that it become more than words.
From our comfortable arm chairs it is easy to look back at the mighty men of faith and say, I would do the same. Or to look down at those who fell short of the mark and say, I would never do that. Nothing would make me lose my faith. I would never chose the comforts of this life over faith in Jesus. If I were in that garden, or if I had been King Saul, or if I had been so and so I would have done this and not done that.
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