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Fragebogen I

GOTT GEDACHTE AN ISRAEL

2.Mose 1,1 – 4,31
Leitvers 2,24

* Gott erhörte das Wehklagen der Israeliten (1,1-2,25)

1. Warum waren Jakob und sein ganzes Haus nach Ägypten gekommen? (1.Mose 46,8-27; 1,1-5) Wie erging es ihnen dort? (6-14) Denke über die Erfüllung der Verheißung Gottes für sie nach. (1.Mose 15,5.13) Wie versuchte der Pharao die Vermehrung der Israeliten zu stoppen? (15-22)

2. Unter welchen Umständen wurde Mose geboren und wie wurde er zum Sohn der Tochter des Pharao? (2,1-10) Wann und wie identifizierte sich Mose als ein Hebräer? (11.12; Hebr 11,24.25) Warum musste er nach Midian fliehen? (13-15) Was für ein Leben führte Mose in der Wüste? (16-22)

3. Woran dachte Gott, als die Israeliten wehklagten? (23-25) Was können wir hier über Gott und über seine Führung bezüglich seines Volkes kennenlernen?

* Gott beruft Mose (3,1-4,31)

4. Wie berief Gott Mose? (3,1-4) Warum war der Ort, wo Mose stand, heilig? (5) Was lehrte Gott über sich selbst und seinen Erlösungsplan für das Volk Israel? (6-10) Wie reagierte Mose auf Gottes Berufung? (11.13) Welche Antwort gab Gott ihm? (12-15) Welche Botschaft sollte Mose den Ältesten verkündigen? (16-22)

5. Warum hatte Mose Zweifel im Herzen? (4,1.10) Wie half Gott ihm, seine Zweifel zu über-winden? (2-11) Was war sein wahres Gebetsanliegen? (13) Wie trug Gott seine Schwachheit? (14-17) Denke über Gottes geduldige Liebe zu seinen Auserwählten nach!

6. Was tat Mose nach der Buße? (18-20) Was sollte Mose dem Pharao sagen? (21-23) Wie reagierte das Volk auf Moses Botschaft? (27-31) Denke über Gott nach, der das Wehklagen der Israeliten erhörte und Mose als Leiter berief.

Fragebogen II

LASS MEIN VOLK ZIEHEN

2.Mose 5,1 – 10,29
Leitvers 10,3

* Gott sandte Mose zum Pharao (5,1 – 6,30)

1. Welche Botschaft brachte Mose dem Pharao? (5,1.3) Wie reagierte der Pharao darauf? (5,2) Wie murrten die Aufseher der Israeliten gegen Mose und Aaron? (5,10-21)

2. Was tat Mose und wie antwortete Gott darauf? (5,22-6,5) Wie wollte Gott Israel erretten und welchen Befehl gab er Mose? (6,6-13) Denke darüber nach, warum der Verfasser den Stammbaum von Mose und Aaron erwähnt hat! (6,14-27)

* Mose fordert den Pharao mit Gottes Plagen heraus (7,1 – 9,12)

3. Wie ermutigte Gott Mose, der wieder auf sich selbst schaute? (7,1.2) Wie wollte Gott Israel aus der Hand des Pharao retten? (7,3.4) Was sagt dies über das Werk des Exodus? (7,5) Was tat Mose zuerst vor dem Pharao und wie reagierte der Pharao darauf? (7,8-13)

4. Betrachte die ersten sechs Plagen und denke über die Bedeutung der einzelnen Plagen nach. (7,14-9,12) Welche Besonderheiten kann man bei der vierten bis sechsten Plage finden? Betrachte die Reaktion des Pharao auf die jeweiligen Plagen.

* Mose schloss keinen Kompromiss mit dem Pharao (9,13 – 10,29)

5. Beschreibe die drei weiteren Plagen. (9,13-26; 10,1-15; 10,21-23) Was bekannte der Pharao nach jeder Plage? (9,27-35; 10,16-20; 10,24-26) Warum ließ der Pharao die Israeliten trotzdem nicht ziehen?

6. Wie hatte sich Moses Haltung bei der Ankündigung achten Plage verändert? (10,3-6) Was schlug der Pharao Mose vor und was antwortete Mose darauf? (10,24-29) Was können wir von Gott und von Mose lernen?

Fragebogen III

ES IST DES HERRN PASSA

2.Mose 11,1 – 13,16
Leitvers 12,11

* Es ist des Herrn Passa (11,1 – 12,28)

1. Welche Plage kündigte Mose dem Pharao als die letzte an und wie würden die Israeliten ausziehen? (11,1-8) Was war die Reaktion des Pharao? (19.10) Warum ließ Gott die Israeliten den Monat des Auszugs als den ersten Monat des Jahres zählen? (12,1.2)

2. Was für ein Lamm sollten die Israeliten vorbereiten und wie? (3-6) Was sollte mit dem Blut des Lammes geschehen? (7) Wie sollten sie das Lamm zubereiten und warum sollten sie es mit ungesäuertem Brot und bitteren Kräutern essen? (8-10) Mit welcher Haltung sollten sie das Passalamm essen? (11) Was bedeutet der Ausdruck: „Es ist des Herrn Passa“?

3. Warum machte Gott das Blut des Lammes zum Zeichen für die Israeliten? (12.13; 1.Kor 5,7; Joh 1,29; Röm 5,9) Wie sollten die Israeliten diesen Tag feiern? (14) Wie sollten sie das Fest der ungesäuerten Brote und das Passafest halten? (15-23) Warum ließ Gott diese Ordnung halten? (24-28)

* Der Auszug Israels (12,29 – 13,16)

4. Was bewirkte die zehnte Plage? (29-33) Wie zogen die Israeliten aus und wie viele Menschen waren sie? (34-39) Warum nannte Gott diese Nacht „eine Nacht des Wachens“? (40-42) Was sollten die Sklaven oder Ausländer tun, wenn sie das Passa halten wollten, und warum? (43-51)

5. Warum ließ Gott Mose alle Erstgeburt heiligen? (1.2.15) Wie sollten die Israeliten das Fest der ungesäuerten Brote halten und warum? (3-10)

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Austria Prayer Topics
I must preach the good news of the kingdom of God

Key Verse:
Lk 4:43 “But he said, ‘I must preach the good news of the kingdom of God to the other towns also, because that is why I was sent.’”

I thank God that he blessed the 2011 European Directors’ Conference in Vienna and gave us God´s word from 1 Samuel 7 and Philippians 2. A spiritual revival could begin through our personal repentance. May God bless our spiritual decisions.

First of all, I am thankful for our European co-workers’ support for this conference through both their prayers and practical help in building a good spiritual atmosphere. I thank God that he covered my weaknesses and sins by his grace and mercy in order to serve this conference.

After the conference, God blessed our campus ministry in Austria UBF. God allowed me to get a job at a research company (AIT, Vienna) that will start from the middle of March. God is helping me to buy a new pension. God provided me prayer supporters for this pension through this conference. May God help and guide me through this pension purchase process.

Prayer Topics:

1. Raise one ancestor of faith in Austria like Abraham and 120 disciples of Jesus by 2017
2. Sunday messages on the book of Joshua and M. James to grow to be a spiritual man
3. Hope carriers: Epaphroditus and 7 second generation missionaries
4. The Yang family to be self-supporting and get a visa and the Han family’s business to grow

In the grace and love of Jesus, Austria UBF co-workers

The 2011 German Leaders Conference was held in Wiesbaden from February 9th (Wed) to 12th (Sat). 62 missionaries and national leaders came together to share ministry reports and to build a vessel of prayer for the spiritual revival of Germany and Europe.

The conference title was “Spiritual Revival in Mizpa” based on 1 Sam 7:3. UBF chapters of Rhein-Main region – Wiesbaden, Mainz, Frankfurt and Darmstadt – hosted the conference together. The conference began on Wednesday evening by a string ensemble performance of 7 2nd generations from Mainz and Wiesbaden. It showed us the vision that a little spark of prayer in Germany would ignite a great fire of spiritual revival in Europe. Based on Philippians 3:13.14, Msn. Samuel Peter Ryu from Mainz UBF gave the greeting message with the title: “Pressing on toward the goal.” Msn. Augustine Kim from Wiesbaden gave a presentation introducing the UBF ministries in the Rhein-Main region. In the Rhein-Main region 26 missionaries and 24 second generations are co-working in 7 UBF chapters in 4 cities. He asked prayer support for pioneering 12 universities in the Rhein-Main region and for raising 1 ancestor of faith and 12 disciples of Jesus in each chapter. He also mentioned that the Rhein-Main region with around 200 Korean companies plays an important role for self-supporting of missionaries.

On the Thursday morning, the official program of the conference began by Dr. Peter Chang’s opening message based on Ezra 7:10. His main message was “Go back to God’s mission!” and “Go back to the Bible!” Europe is being rapidly secularized through humanism and materialism, and Islam is advancing mightily everywhere in Europe. Europe really needs UBF – Bible teachers with a broken shepherd heart. Through the impact of one man Ezra’s decision on the history of Israel, we learned that our significant decision of faith to live as a bible teacher for European people will bring about the spiritual revival in Germany and Europe.

After the message staff shepherds and missionaries from 14 chapters in Germany shared their ministry reports, New Year’s Key Verse, and prayer topics. We thank God for blessing our 1:1 Bible study and disciple making ministry last year and sending hopeful Bible students to Bible study and worship service. Last year, a new chapter, Darmstadt II, was pioneered by the house church of Msn. Joshua and Msn. Paulina Kim. Eleven next generation co-workers in Germany UBF decided to live as Jesus’ disciples. We also thank God for his mighty work among the “New Gens” in Germany and Europe through the European New Generation Global Leadership Forum. They could learn spiritual leadership and they are now building a vessel of the Holy Spirit through the Hope Explorer Bible Study every month.

On the afternoon there were some special reports. Shep. Stefan Elsholz reported about the European Directors Conference in Vienna, Msn. Petrus Chang about the European New Generation Global Leadership Forum, Msn. Hanna Ryu about the PR ministry, and Msn. Peter Lee about the discipleship ministry in Europe. Especially Peter Lee’s report encouraged all attendants greatly by showing that it is possible to pioneer all 1,700 campuses in Europe within 10 years.

After the special reports we studied 1 Samuel 7 in six groups. On the evening, Shep. Joachim Dietzel from Bonn UBF gave the 1st main lecture, “Spiritual Revival in Mizpa.” He stated that repentance is a prerequisite for a spiritual revival. He said that we have to cast out the idols of humanism, materialism, and hedonism from our hearts through daily repentance and serve the Lord only. This message clearly taught us that Germany needs Bible teachers like Samuel.

On the Friday morning after the group bible study on Philippians 2 Shep. Eberhard Groß from Cologne UBF delivered the 2nd main lecture „the humble attitude of Christ Jesus.” Jesus, being in very nature God, made himself nothing, and took the very nature of a servant, and became obedient to death on a cross. The message moved and encouraged our mission co-workers to learn Jesus’ humbleness and to build a holy vessel of co-working for German campus mission with one heart and mind.

In the afternoon, we had time to write testimonies deeply and share them in groups. Many co-workers shared their testimonies with tears of repentance. In the evening Msn. Hudson Kim from Mainz spoke about Revelations 2:4,5 with the title „Restore your first love“. He challenged us to restore the pure and genuine first love with a burning heart. Shep. Elke Dietzel from Bonn UBF, Msn. Wynelle Nett from Cologne UBF and Msn. Deborah You from Freiburg UBF shared their graceful testimonies. Their testimonies of tears moved and challenged many co-workers to decide by faith to serve the Lord only. There were some presentations on “self-supporting ministry“ and “co-working.“ Msn. Daniel Park from Dusseldorf UBF gave us a presentation on his brief life testimony and the lessons he learned through his professional life. Shep. Xenofon Grigoriadis of Bonn UBF also testified how he learned faith through the self supporting mission. Msn. Stephanus Park from Bonn UBF gave a special lecture about co-working and we learned the importance of co-working for winning the spiritual blessing.

On the Saturday morning, Msn. Markus Kum from Cologne UBF II gave a special lecture with the title „Spiritual Revival in Europe.“ He summarized the lecture of Dr. John Park from Kwang-Ju UBF II, which he gave on the European Directors’ Conference in Vienna this January. We were very encouraged to sacrifice ourselves for European mission learning that we are like the cows of Beth Shemesh who bring the word of God to Europe. After breakfast, Sh. Markus Abel from Heidelberg gave a message based on Philippians 1:9-14 “For the advancement of the gospel.” He encouraged us to live a life preaching the word of God in abundant love although we may be chained through our career and family, because God’s word is not chained.

Msn. Peter Oh, Hamburg and Kiel UBF-director delivered the closing message on John 21:15. In his final announcements Dr. Peter Chang emphasized that a repentance movement should come before a spiritual revival. He stressed that for a spiritual revival in Germany UBF-bible teachers are urgently needed. After the conference we had the chance to visit the Rhein-Main University at Wiesbaden together. On the campus we earnestly prayed for the raising up 1 Abraham and 1 Sarah of faith through the house church of Msn. Augustine Kim and Msn. Gideon Kim.

This 2011 German Leaders’ Conference in Wiesbaden can be summarized with one word: “Revival through repentance.” During the conference, we could see God’s great hope and vision for the spiritual revival of Germany and Europe, because the leaders humbly repented their sins before God and earnestly prayed for their personal restoration to imitate the attitude of Christ. The leaders repented their sins of idol-worship, lack of love, pride and unbelief and renewed their decision to live as an excellent Bible teacher, who can defend the Gospel against relativism, godless humanism and secularism. As the leaders repented with tears, the conference atmosphere became much brighter with lots of laughter and joyful faces. Also, it was very encouraging to see that Next Generation co-workers are actively participating in the ministry. Special reports given by some Next Generation co-workers clearly showed that they are growing as Bible teachers, who will serve the disciple making ministry as leaders in the near future.

As conclusion, we could see that God has already begun to revive Germany and Europe. May God ignite the fire of repentance among us and raise up 10,000 Bible teachers in Europe for pioneering 1700 Campuses. May God make Germany a Shepherd Nation and Europe a Missionary sending continent!

by Dr. Peter Chang