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Chapel Convocation Makeup Suggestion Abstract : Most common chapel grade is Poor/Unsatisfactory. Chapel grade is high-stakes for honor students. PIC seats 1500-1800 but students are 3500. During pandemic, most common grade was Excellent; Mark Finley's evangelism sermons were additional material; comprehensive quizzes ~700 questions/ideas conveyed; +1000 Bible verses impressed/exposed/advertised thru multiple choices. Suggestion : allow answering of  (3)  evangelism comprehensive questionnaires as makeup for 1 chapel attendance absence. 3 mental attendances for 1 physical attendance. Will lessen pressure to student services / adcom / students, raise grades, teach more truth; moodle automated quiz checking easier than checking attendance. Furthermore, based on reviewers and approvers of normal grades for classes, chapel grades should have also more reviewers/approvers to help detect/correct mistakes. ------------- Gap/Problem Most common chapel grade is Poor/Unsatisfactory. Chap...

  SDA AIs (i know of) KJV+EGW https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/2449b710-dce6-4953-bb0d-3260f57df832 by Winelfred G. Pasamba. replicable / transparent, anyone can upload KJV and EGWwritings into NotebookLM and get the same results. 100-500 references per answer usually. https://a.aolis.aup.edu.ph/bibleegw/ by Winelfred G. Pasamba, Retrieval-Augmented-Generation for easy zooming in and copy & pasting unicode text to social media. https://www.facebook.com/aiventist/ by Winelfred G. Pasamba, same KJVEGW RAG engine/process. Chat with this page and get replies even on freedata (cellular companies in philippines allow messenger chat even w/o load). (secret url) egwestate. Still secret, just wait till it becomes public. https://adventai.app/ by Emmanuel Higgins https://ia.adventistas.org/ This is the official Artificial Intelligence of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in South America, developed to support the mission, inspire and strengthen your spiritual journey. https://www.ye...

Sin definition, figures, examples, ambiguities, problems with ambiguities, root cause, solution, test compiled by Winelfred G. Pasamba April 2, 2026 Sin definition "sin is the transgression of the law." (1 John 3:4) not "sin is a" (not just an example/instance/case) not "sin is also a" (not one of many) " only definition of sin is that given in the Word of God; it is “the transgression of the law;”" {GC88 492.2} [ 1 of 21+ refs ] (1 John 3:4) "the true definition of sin; it is “the transgression of the law.”" {FW 117.2} [ 1 of 6 refs ] (1 John 3:4) figures personification/prosopopoeia, metaphor/allegory "Now then it is no more I that do it, but sin that dwelleth in me." (Romans 7:17) poetic hyperbole "Behold, I was shapen in iniquity; and in sin did my mother conceive me." (Psalm 51:5) hyperbole "speaking lies" (as soon as they are born) (Psalm 58:3) archery metaphor: "missing the mark" Romans 3...

  The provided sources confirm and support the detailed account of the investigative judgment as described in the user's query. Below is a verified, source-backed analysis of each participant and their role, using the King James Bible and Ellen G. White writings as required. 1. God the Father (The Presider) God the Father, referred to as the "Ancient of Days," is the source of all being and the fountain of all law. He is the one who presides over the judgment in the heavenly courts. This is directly supported by: < GC 479.3 | FLB 207.1 | GC 424.2 | SW, January 24, 1905 par. 1 > Specifically: " And, behold, one like the Son of man came with the clouds of heaven, and came to the Ancient of days, and they brought him near before him. " Daniel 7:13. Also: "He comes to the Ancient of days in heaven to receive dominion, and glory, and a kingdom" <GC 479.3> . Furthermore, the "Ancient of days" is described as the sovereign rule...

  Bible books where law is mentioned more than grace select * from (select book, count (*) filter (where verse ~* '\ylaw\y') as law_count, count(*) filter (where verse ~* '\ygrace\y') as grace_count, count (*) filter (where verse ~* '\yworks\y') as works_count, count (*) filter (where verse ~* '\yjustification\y') as justification_count, count(*) filter (where verse ~* '\yjusti') as justi_count, count(*) filter (where verse ~* '\ysancti') as sancti_count, count(*) filter (where verse ~* 'perfect') as perfect_count, booknumber from bibles group by book, booknumber order by law_count desc) where law_count > grace_count order by law_count desc;40 rows book law_count grace_count works_count justification_count justi_count sancti_count perfect_count booknumber Rom 52 20 8 3 16 1 1 45 Psa 37 2 54 0 5 0 12 19 Gal 25 7 5 0 6 0 1 48 Deu 24 0 4 0 2 3 3 5 Acts 21 10 5 0 1 2 6 44 Neh 21 0 2 0 0 3 0 16 Lev 18 0 0 0 0 22 1 3 Exo 18 5 5 0 1 1...