A Reminder

As we suggested in previous lessons, we encourage you to look up, in your own Bible, all the scriptural references mentioned but not directly quoted in this lesson.

We include them for your benefit, to add to your understanding of this crucial subject. You can also enhance your understanding by looking up the scriptural references that are quoted in the lesson. This will help you build the habit of learning how each passage is used in its original context. If you have questions not answered in the lesson, you may contact us either through E-mail or the postal system. Members of our staff will do their best to answer them.

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