Genesis to Revelation

Relationships are what the Bible is all about from Genesis to Revelation. The Bible tells us we need to have a relationship with God and each other.

What are the relationship what are the types of relationship?

There love, there hate, there jealous, there a lot of type. Another answer Those are really emotions in the above answer. Types of relationships are; mother daughter relationships, friend to friend...

There love, there hate, there jealous, there a lot of type.

Another answer

Those are really emotions in the above answer. Types of relationships are; mother daughter relationships, friend to friend relationships, boyfriend and girlfriend relationships. What is the difference between relationship with and relationship to? 'Relationship with' implies dating, usually. 'Relationship to' just means the respective people are members of the same family. What is difference between an is-a relationship and a has-is relationship?

they are both the same to me.

How can you be in a relationship?

The way that you can be in a relationship is you give that person the your love and undivieded attention and tell them complete truth. Never lie to them that can reck the relation ship.

How can you get out of an relationship?

Be honest. Honesty is the best policy. Just talk to your partner tell them how you feel and explain to them the reasons why you want to break up with them. Everyone deserves the truth!

"God is Pursuing a Relationship with You"

Theme: God pursues a love relationship with each one of us. He knows us and he wants us to know him. There is nothing more important than being able to submit to God, agree that our lives need to change and to turn our lives over to him.

Sermon Text: Exodus 3:1-10 and John 17:3

Well today we are going to take a look at the life of a person who lived over 3,500 years ago. A hero of the faith, someone who is not only well known in Christian churches, but also Jews recognize him as the founding father, following Abraham in their faith. He is someone who is also recognized and respected by Muslims. We are going to look at the life of Moses and we are going to take a look at the life of somebody who lived 3,500 years ago because his life illustrates something that we need to grasp now if we are going to live life the way we are supposed to live.

Moses was born into slavery. His people were oppressed. In fact, things had gotten so bad because their numbers were increasing as a people that it came to the point that the king of the nation, the pharaoh in Egypt decided that they should kill all male children at birth so that the Hebrew people would not become more numerous. It's a terrible circumstance to be born into and yet God preserved Moses' life and God preserved his life by using the family of the pharaoh; the same person who made the law to kill these children. God uses his very family to protect Moses; a person that God was going to use later to overthrow Pharaoh's power over the Hebrews. God was that much in control. It was invisible and nobody knew that God was doing it, but it was real and it was happening and that is what we looked at last week.

This week we are coming a little bit later in Moses' life and a lot has happened. Moses grew up and he was a young adult, maybe really not that young, he might have been up to 40 years old at this point and Moses at this point is aware that his people had been in slavery and he is aware of their situation and in Chapter 2 of the Book of Exodus it talks about beginning in Verse 11, it talks about his willingness to come in and do something about this terrible situation, so he sees an Egyptian person abusing a Hebrew, he steps in and he ends up killing the Egyptian. A little while later he sees two Hebrews in a fight; again Moses viewing himself as a sort of person that because of his privilege he maybe could do something about a bad situation. Moses comes in and tries to intervene and one of the Hebrews said, "Who made you to be an authority over us. Aren't you the guy who killed the Egyptian?" And so he is rejected at that point and he realized that the news about what he did had spread and that his life was in danger.

The pharaoh does find out and wants to kill Moses and so Moses leaves Egypt and goes to a place called Midian. Now Midian is not one of the things that would be on the average map. It's a place north of the Arabian Peninsula where a lot of nomadic tribes lived in Moses'