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Proclamation

A collection of Scripture classified by theme, corresponding to the varied circumstances of life.

Confession of the Word

ὁμολογίαHOMOLOGIA

homo (same) + logos (word) · to say with your own mouth the same thing God has said

Overview

The collection comprises verses from across the whole Bible that address a common subject, classified into themes and sub-themes. Each verse is given in English and Korean in parallel, with the original language alongside.

The verses collected here are not commentary but the biblical text itself. The work of this organization has been confined to arranging scattered passages by subject.

The themes

Fourteen principal themes

Covenant Righteousness & grace Identity Healing Faith The Word Authority & victory New creation Provision Protection Peace & rest Prayer Power Guidance

Each theme is divided into sub-themes, under which the relevant verses are listed.

Method of use

Four ways to read the collection

01Select the theme appropriate to present circumstances.In fear, «Protection»; in illness, «Healing»; in uncertainty of direction, «Guidance».

02Read aloud.Reading silently and reading aloud with one's own voice are not the same. This is the original sense of homologia.

03Dwell on a single verse.One verse meditated upon for a full week is of greater benefit than many verses read in haste.

04Share in the group.A time of sharing may begin with each participant stating in one sentence the verse on which they meditated that week — see the gathering.

Bible Homes chart: AD 33, the crucifixion and resurrection on the biblical calendar

A note of caution

This is not an incantation

The collection was not compiled on the premise that repeating a verse brings about a desired outcome. To hold fast to the Word is to bring one's own heart into accord with what God has already spoken. Were that direction reversed, the practice would cease to be Scriptural.

This is my comfort in my affliction, that your saying has given me life.

Psalm 119:50 · Yeshua Literal Version

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The complete collection, classified by theme and sub-theme, is provided free of charge.

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