Module 1 – Topic 1
God’s Word is Truth
Opening Declaration
“Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth.” (John 17:17 KJV)
Beloved students of Truth, hear this: the foundation of all life, morality, and eternity rests on one immovable pillar—the Word of God is Truth. This declaration was spoken by the Lord Jesus Christ Himself in His High Priestly Prayer. It was not a suggestion, nor an opinion, but a divine certainty.
The world questions truth, philosophies debate truth, but Christ defines truth: The Word of God is Truth.
I. Truth Defined by God, Not by Man
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Truth is not relative; it is absolute because it is rooted in God’s eternal character.
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Human philosophies say truth changes with time, culture, or context. But God says:
“For ever, O LORD, thy word is settled in heaven.” (Psalm 119:89 KJV)
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God’s Word is not subject to revisions, opinions, or debates.
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The Bible is the unchanging standard for right and wrong, good and evil, life and death.
📌 Application: As students in a Christian college, your learning must be built upon this conviction: whatever knowledge or science you gain must be weighed against the light of God’s Word.
II. The Power of the Word to Sanctify
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Jesus prayed, “Sanctify them through thy truth.” (John 17:17)
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Sanctification is being set apart for God’s purpose, purified and made holy.
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The Word is not only informational but transformational.
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When the Word is applied, it cleanses the heart and renews the mind.
“Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way? by taking heed thereto according to thy word.” (Psalm 119:9 KJV)
📌 Application: In your studies, relationships, and decisions, the truth of God’s Word will purify your motives and align you with God’s will.
III. The Word of God as the Light of Truth
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The Psalmist declares:
“Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.” (Psalm 119:105 KJV)
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Truth is not just an abstract principle but a guiding light for life’s journey.
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Lies bring darkness, confusion, and destruction.
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Truth illuminates, directs, and preserves.
“The entrance of thy words giveth light; it giveth understanding unto the simple.” (Psalm 119:130 KJV)
📌 Application: As leaders, you will face crossroads. Decisions may be pressured by peers, culture, or convenience. The Word of God is your compass in a world of moral confusion.
IV. The Eternal Reliability of the Word
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Jesus Christ Himself testified:
“Heaven and earth shall pass away, but my words shall not pass away.” (Matthew 24:35 KJV)
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Everything material is temporary; only the Word stands forever.
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Kings, empires, and ideologies have risen and fallen—but the Scriptures endure.
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The Word of God is indestructible truth.
📌 Application: Build your values, convictions, and worldview not on trends or opinions, but on the Word which is eternal.
V. Christ, the Living Word, as the Fullness of Truth
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The written Word reveals the Living Word—Jesus Christ.
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John declares:
“And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth.” (John 1:14 KJV)
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To embrace the Word is to embrace Christ Himself.
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To reject the Word is to reject Christ.
📌 Application: Values formation is not just about learning rules; it is about following Christ, the embodiment of truth.
VI. Practical Values Integration
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Academic Life: Cheating, dishonesty, or plagiarism are contrary to truth. A student walking in God’s Word must uphold integrity.
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Personal Life: Lies, gossip, and half-truths destroy trust. Living in truth builds credibility and respect.
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Spiritual Life: A believer who neglects God’s Word is vulnerable to deception. Reading, meditating, and applying Scripture makes one strong in faith.
Reflection Questions
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Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
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How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
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In what ways can you apply the principle of “Thy word is truth” in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
Closing Exhortation
Beloved learners of wisdom, never forget: Truth is not invented; it is revealed. It is not a human discovery but a divine gift. God has given us His Word, unshakable, eternal, and pure. Let it be your foundation, your compass, and your guide.
“The grass withereth, the flower fadeth: but the word of our God shall stand for ever.” (Isaiah 40:8 KJV)
Cambay, Clarice Mariel C.
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1. Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
As a student and family member, I see so many ideas and opinions shifting all the time, what’s right one day feels wrong the next. But God’s Word feels different. It’s like a rock I can stand on because it never changes. It’s not about what’s popular or convenient, but what’s real and true forever. That makes it the only thing I can fully trust to guide me, no matter what happens around me.
2. How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
For me, the Word isn’t just words on a page, it’s something that challenges and changes me every day. When I’m tempted to cut corners or feel stressed about school, the truth of Scripture reminds me to keep my integrity and trust God with the outcome. It shapes how I think about myself, my goals, and even how I treat others. It’s like a filter that helps me see things clearly and become a better person, not just a better student.
3. In what ways can you apply the principle of “Thy word is truth” in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
In my studies: I try to be honest, even when it’s tough, because I want to build my life on truth, not shortcuts. I also remind myself to learn with humility and use what I gain for good, not just for grades.
In my relationships: Whether with my family, friends, or partner, I want to be someone who speaks and lives truthfully. That means no lies, no gossip, just honesty and love, even when it’s hard.
In my faith: I want the Bible to be my go-to light when life gets confusing. Regularly reading and thinking about God’s Word helps me stay connected with Him and keeps me from drifting into things that don’t line up with His truth.
Living this way feels like I’m not just following rules, but walking closely with Jesus, who is the fullest truth I can know. It gives me peace, hope, and strength every day.
INACAY, KRISTINE F.
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1. Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
The Word of God is the only absolute truth because it never changes, unlike human opinions and philosophies that keep shifting with time and culture. People’s ideas may fail, but God’s Word stays the same yesterday, today, and forever. It is reliable because it comes from God who is perfect and unchanging.
2. How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
The Word helps me make wise decisions as a student by reminding me of what is right and wrong. It guides me to live with discipline, respect, and integrity, even when faced with temptations like laziness or dishonesty. It also gives me peace and strength when I feel stressed or pressured with schoolwork, reminding me to depend on God.
3. In what ways can you apply the principle of “Thy word is truth” in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
In my studies: I can apply honesty by avoiding cheating and doing my best as a form of worship to God.
* In my relationships: I can show kindness, forgiveness, and respect, because God’s Word teaches me to love others as He loves me.
* In my spiritual walk: I can strengthen my faith by reading the Bible daily, praying, and trusting God’s promises, knowing His Word is true and never fails.
Tabarejos, Sheilla C. (BSA 4)
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1. Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
The Word of God is the only absolute standard of truth because it is eternal and unchanging, coming from a perfect and all-knowing God, unlike human philosophies that change over time and vary between cultures. For example, moral beliefs and values may shift in society, but biblical teachings on love and honesty remain constant. While one philosophy might say success means wealth, another might value happiness or power, but God’s Word provides a steady guide for how to live rightly regardless of changing ideas.
2. How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
As a student , the Word of God helps me by guiding my daily choices and actions, teaching me to be honest, patient, and kind even when school gets tough. It gives me strength to keep going during stressful times and helps me make wise decisions, not just about school but in life. Reading the Bible helps me grow into a better person, reminding me that who I am matters more than just my grades.
3. In what ways can you apply the principle of "Thy word is truth" in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
I believe "Thy word is truth" means that God’s Word is the ultimate and unchanging truth that guides my life. In my studies, it helps me seek real knowledge and stay honest. In my relationships, it teaches me to be kind and forgiving. In my spiritual walk, it sets me apart and helps me grow closer to God by living according to His truth every day. This truth doesn’t change like opinions or ideas, so I can always trust it.
Bustria, William Allen P.
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1. Why the Word of God is the only absolute standard of truth
In a world where ideas and values keep changing, I’ve noticed how what’s “right” today can be “wrong” tomorrow. But God’s Word doesn’t shift like that. It stays the same no matter what culture or trends say. For me, it’s like standing on solid ground when everything else feels shaky. Because it doesn’t change, I can trust it fully to guide me, even when everything around me feels uncertain.
2. How the Word shapes and changes my daily life as a student
I don’t just see the Bible as another book; it speaks to me in a way that challenges me and helps me grow. When I’m stressed with schoolwork or tempted to take the easy way out, it reminds me to stay honest and to rely on God instead of my own strength. It influences how I think about my studies, my future, and even the way I treat people. It’s like a lens that helps me see life more clearly and pushes me to be not just a good student but a better person.
3. Applying “Thy word is truth” in studies, relationships, and faith
In my studies: I try to stay honest and do my work with integrity, even when shortcuts look tempting. I also try to learn with humility and use what I learn to help others, not just for grades. In my relationships, whether it’s with my family, friends, or others, I want to live truthfully—no lies, no gossip, and choosing kindness even when it’s hard. In my faith I want God’s Word to be my main guide when life gets confusing. Reading and reflecting on it helps me stay close to Him and avoid choices that go against His truth.
Ocuaman , Cecile O. BSA-4
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1. Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
• The Word of God is the only absolute standard of truth because it is unchanging, eternal, and divinely inspired. Unlike human philosophies that shift with culture, time, and personal opinions, God’s Word remains consistent and trustworthy as it is grounded in God’s nature and wisdom. It offers a permanent foundation for life and morality amidst the uncertainty of changing worldviews.
2. How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
• As a student, it cultivates discipline, wisdom, and integrity, helping to prioritize values beyond academic success. It changes thoughts and behaviors, enabling growth not just intellectually but spiritually and morally.
3. How can you apply the principle of “Thy word is truth” in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
• In my studies: I make sure to study honestly, relying on God’s truth to guide me instead of taking shortcuts like cheating. I believe that God’s wisdom will help me understand difficult lessons and give me strength during exams.
• In my relationships: I try to be truthful and kind to my classmates and friends, following what the Bible teaches about love and respect.
• In spiritual walk: I always keep in mind that I should trust the word of God in my daily life for me to make good decisions and know what is right.
Bayna, Rose A.
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1. Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
Because human ideas and beliefs keep changing, but God’s Word stays the same forever. It gives a solid foundation we can always rely on.
2. How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
It reminds me to choose what is right even in small decisions. Reading and applying it helps me grow in discipline, honesty, and faith.
3. In what ways can you apply the principle of “Thy word is truth” in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
I can apply it by being honest in my work and treating others with kindness. In my spiritual walk, I can depend on God’s Word as my guide in every decision.
Clyde Raven Rodriguez
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1. Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
The Word of God is considered the only absolute standard of truth because:
* God is unchanging: “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.” (Hebrews 13:8). If God is unchanging, then His Word is also unchanging, unlike human philosophies that shift with time, culture, or trends.
* Human ideas are flawed: Philosophies reflect human reasoning, which is limited and affected by sin. Scripture says: “There is a way that seems right to a man, but its end is the way to death.” (Proverbs 14:12). The Word of God, by contrast, comes from an all-knowing, all-wise Creator.
* The Bible claims divine authority: Jesus Himself prayed, “Sanctify them in the truth; Your word is truth.” (John 17:17). This isn’t just saying the Word contains truth—it is truth.
* It endures forever: “The grass withers, the flower fades, but the word of our God will stand forever.” (Isaiah 40:8). Philosophies come and go; God’s Word endures.
2. How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
As a student, the Word of God sanctifies and transforms your life in several ways:
* Guides your thinking: Romans 12:2 says, “Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind…” The Word helps you see through lies and think with discernment.
* Shapes your character: The Word challenges pride, laziness, dishonesty, and other sins that can show up in student life, replacing them with integrity, diligence, and humility.
* Strengthens you in trials: Academic pressure, social stress, or personal struggles are real. Scripture reminds you of God’s presence, purpose, and promises. (Psalm 119:105 — “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.”)
* Helps you resist temptation: Like Jesus in the wilderness, you can use Scripture to fight off temptation. (Matthew 4:1-11)
3. In what ways can you apply the principle of “Thy word is truth” in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
Here are practical ways to apply that principle:
In Your Studies:
* Use the Bible as a lens: Filter what you learn through Scripture. Is it in line with God’s truth? Especially in subjects like ethics, history, or philosophy.
* Do your work with excellence and integrity, remembering Colossians 3:23 — “Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men.”
In Your Relationships:
* Love others truthfully: Ephesians 4:15 says to speak the truth in love. Use God's Word to guide your communication, forgiveness, and encouragement.
* Set biblical boundaries: Let Scripture define how you relate to friends, authority figures, and the opposite sex, with purity and respect.
In Your Spiritual Walk:
* Daily Bible reading and meditation: Let God’s truth shape your heart and mind each day.
* Prayer aligned with Scripture: Pray using God’s promises and truths to keep your heart centered on Him.
* Obedience: “Blessed are those who hear the word of God and obey it.” (Luke 11:28)
1.Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
ReplyDeleteBecause people’s ideas and beliefs change over time, but God’s Word never changes. It always stays true and can guide us in every generation.
2. How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
By helping me choose what is right and avoid what is wrong. It reminds me to be honest, not to cheat, and to respect others. It also gives me strength, peace, and guidance so I can study well.
3.In what ways can you apply the principle of “Thy word is truth” in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
In My Studies .I can apply “Thy word is truth” by being honest in exams, avoiding cheating, and studying with hard work and discipline.
In My Relationships. I can apply it by speaking kindly, not lying, and showing respect and love to my family, friends, and classmates.
In my Spiritual walk: I can apply it by praying every day.
Cabatbat, Hyacinth Allen S.
BSTM3
CLV 1, 3:30-4:30 (FRIDAY)
1. Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
ReplyDeleteBecause philosophies and human ideas keep changing over time, but God’s Word remains constant and unchanging. It gives a sure foundation that guides us in knowing what is truly right and wrong.
2. How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
The Word teaches me discipline, honesty, and humility. It reminds me to avoid temptations, to act with kindness, and to live with purpose. By reading and applying it, I grow spiritually and become a better student and person.
3. In what ways can you apply the principle of “Thy word is truth” in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
I can apply it by being truthful in my schoolwork, showing respect and honesty in my friendships, and letting God’s Word guide my decisions. It helps me live with integrity and strengthens my faith in my spiritual journey.
BAUZON,SONNY C.
BSTM 3
CLV1 (3:30-4:30)FRIDAY
QUIRAY, ANTHONETTE A.
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CLV 1- FRIDAY (3:30-4:30)
1. The Word of God is the only functional standard because it is connected to the unchanging character of God and His truth as God. Unlike philosophies created by humans, which are constantly susceptible to being changed and/or affected by cultural changes, biases, and a finite perspective, the truth of God's is ever-constant for everyone. Therefore, the Word of God is a firm foundation for morals, for purpose, and for understanding life. It guides us through the messy uncertainty of what the world presents.
2. The Word sanctifies my life because it affects my choices, attitudes, and behaviors in the direction of holiness and righteousness. The Word also transforms my daily life in such a way it is shaping my character and molding my disposition to live values such as patience, humility, compassion. As a student, the Word helps me develop a disciplined way of thinking, having a morally sound perspective, and being aware all my actions should be based on what God directs even when feeling pressure from academia or social influences.
3. With God dictating progress being " that which is standing in His presence.", I can trust that what God has says in His Word, gives me wisdom, gives me integrity of thought, AND interpolation in question to better specify the "knowledge of Berenstain bears." So, without a doubt put my hands and feet toward honoring God with my work. And with others, I should just be conscious of how often I rely on "newer" information based on merit due to it being newer rather than superior.
Ramos, Christine Joyce M.
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11:00-12:00(FRIDAY)
1. The Word of God is the only absolute standard of truth because it is the divine, unchanging revelation of God, who is truth itself. Unlike human philosophies, which are subjective and constantly shifting, the Bible provides an objective, eternal, and consistent foundation for understanding reality, morality, and our purpose.
2. Sanctification is the process of being set apart for God's purposes and becoming more like Christ. For a student, the Word is the primary tool in this process.
3.Practice academic integrity by honestly citing sources and not plagiarizing. The truth of God's Word should be the foundation of how you interact with others. This means speaking the truth in love (Ephesians 4:15), which is crucial for authentic relationships.
Make a consistent habit of daily Bible reading and prayer. Don't just read the Bible for information; read it for transformation
1. Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
ReplyDelete- Because God’s Word never changes. Unlike human ideas that shift with time, His Word is eternal and always true.
2. How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
- It reminds me to live with honesty and discipline. God’s Word helps me avoid wrong choices and strengthens my faith.
3. In what ways can you apply the principle of “Thy word is truth” in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
- I can be honest in school, kind and truthful to my friends, and follow God’s Word in my daily life.
SORIANO, AJEIRAJESHAN R.
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Angelique peralta
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1.While human philosophies change with the winds of time, the Word of God remains unchanged, authoritative, and eternally relevant. It is not just a truth among many, but the Truth—because it flows from the very nature of God, who is Truth Himself.
To build your life on anything else is to build on shifting sand. But to build on God's Word is to stand firm, no matter what storms come
2. As a student, life can feel like a constant whirlwind — assignments, deadlines, social expectations, temptations, and the pressure to succeed. In the middle of all this, the Word of God becomes not just a source of knowledge, but a daily source of sanctification, strength, and transformation.
3. In a world full of changing opinions, moral confusion, and cultural trends, the Word of God remains a constant and reliable source of truth. When Jesus declared, “Thy word is truth,” He was affirming that God's Word is not just accurate — it is ultimate truth, the standard by which all other truths are measured. As a student striving to live a life that honors God, applying this principle to my studies, relationships, and spiritual walk is essential. It doesn’t just inform what I believe; it transforms how I live.
1. Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
ReplyDelete- God's Word is the absolute standard of truth because it comes from a divine source and remains unchanged amidst shifting human ideas.
2. How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
- The Word sanctifies and transforms my life as a student by guiding my thoughts and actions with timeless wisdom and moral direction.
3. In what ways can you apply the principle of “Thy word is truth” in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
- I can apply "Thy word is truth" by letting it inform my studies with wisdom, relationships with love and kindness, and spiritual walk with prayer and obedience.
DILAG, SHERLA JANE F.
BSTM3
CLV1 -(3:30-4:30) FRIDAY
• Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
ReplyDelete- Absolute Authority. God's Word is the ultimate authority, transcending human opinions and cultural norms. Jesus emphasized this in John 14:6, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me."
• How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
- Renewing the Mind. The Word helps students renew their minds and think differently, enabling them to make wise decisions and live a life that honors God (Romans 12:2).
• In what ways can you apply the principle of “Thy word is truth” in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
-Evaluate information*: Assess information through the lens of Scripture, discerning what is true and false.
-Seek guidance*: Seek guidance from Scripture and spiritual mentors when navigating relationships and making decisions.
- Seek accountability*: Seek accountability from others, allowing them to encourage and challenge you to live according to God's truth.
CALE, CHRISTINE D.
BSTM3
CLV1 (3:30-4:30)
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ReplyDelete1. Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
ReplyDelete•The Word of God is considered by many to be the only absolute standard of truth due to its perceived unchanging nature, divine origin, and comprehensive guidance on life.
The Word of God is considered the only absolute standard of truth. These reasons contribute to the belief that the Word of God is the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies.
2. How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
• As a student, the Word of God can sanctify and transform my daily life by providing guidance, shaping my character, and fostering a sense of purpose. The Word of God helps you understand God's plan and purpose for your life (Romans 12:2). It provides wisdom and guidance for making decisions that align with God's will (Proverbs 3:5-6).
By applying the Word of God to your daily life, you can experience transformation and growth in your relationships, academic pursuits, and personal character.
3. In what ways can you apply the principle of “Thy word is truth” in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
• The principle "Thy word is truth" can be applied in studies, relationships, and spiritual walk by prioritizing honesty, integrity, and faithfulness. Seeking truth through thorough and accurate research, avoiding misinformation.Emphasizing honesty and integrity in both academic and professional settings, reflecting cultural values of trustworthiness. Integrating faith-based principles into family relationships, promoting love, respect, and forgiveness. Participating in church activities and small groups, finding support and accountability in spiritual growth.
TUGADE, MARK JASON CACHO
BSTM 3
CLV1 (TRUTH AS FOUNDATION)
3:30-4:30 FRIDAY
1. Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
ReplyDeleteAng Salita ng Diyos lamang ang ganap na
pamantayan ng katotohanan dahil hindi ito
nagbabago kahit pa nag-iiba ang mga
pilosopiya at kaisipan ng tao.
2. How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
Ang Salita ng Diyos ang nagpapabanal at
nagbabago sa akin bilang estudyante sa
pamamagitan ng paggabay sa tamang
desisyon, pag-iwas sa pandaraya, at
pagbibigay ng inspirasyon at lakas loob sa araw-araw.
3. In what ways can you apply the principle of “Thy word is truth” in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
Maisasabuhay ko ang "Thy word is truth"
sa pag-aaral sa pamamagitan ng pagiging
tapat, sa relasyon sa pamamagitan ng
pagiging maunawain at mapagmahal, at sa
espirituwal na buhay sa pamamagitan ng
panalangin at pagsunod sa Diyos.
TABAREJOS APRIL JAE C.
BSTM 3 CLV1 (FRIDAY 3:30-4:30)
1.Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
ReplyDelete-For me, the Word of God is the only absolute truth because it never changes. Philosophies and opinions in the world keep shifting, but God’s Word remains constant and reliable.
2. How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
-The Word helps me live a life that pleases God. As a student, it reminds me to be honest, avoid cheating, and keep my integrity. It also strengthens my mind and heart to choose what is right.
3. In what ways can you apply the principle of “Thy word is truth” in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
-I can apply it by studying with honesty, treating my classmates with respect and kindness, and always using God’s Word as my guide in making decisions and growing in faith.
Johanna Bulabon
BSTM-3
CLV-1 (FRIDAY) 3:30-4:30
INACAY, KRISTINE F.
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CLV-1 (FRIDAY) 3:30-4:30
1. Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
The Word of God is the only absolute standard of truth because it never changes. Human ideas and philosophies often shift with time, culture, and opinions, but God’s Word stays the same and remains trustworthy. It gives guidance that is constant, moral, and rooted in God’s wisdom, not in human thinking.
2. How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
The Word of God sanctifies me by helping me choose what is right and avoid what is wrong. It transforms my daily life as a student by shaping my attitude to be more disciplined, patient, and kind. When I read and apply it, I find strength to face challenges in school and motivation to do my best in everything for God’s glory
3. In what ways can you apply the principle of “Thy word is truth” in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
I can apply “Thy word is truth” in my studies by being honest in all my work and avoiding cheating. In my relationships, it guides me to respect others, forgive, and show love even when it’s hard. In my spiritual walk, it reminds me to trust God’s promises, pray daily, and live according to His teachings.
Abarra, Rizza A.
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CLV 1 (3:30-4:30)
1. Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
Word of God is the only absolute standard of truth because, hindi ito opinion lang or suggestions but it is true. Everything in the world is temporary but only God word stands forever. Hindi gaya ng mga human philosophies na nagbabago overtime. Word of God is a truth and magagamit natin ito to be our guide in our life.
2. How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
As a student , the Word of God helps me by guiding me to make wise decisions in life and guide my daily actions. The word of God always reminding me to be honest, kind, and to have patience and integrity even when everything happens gets tough hindi lang sa school but also in life. It helps me to keep going during tough times and not just in school but in life because it helps me grow.
3. In what ways can you apply the principle of "Thy word is truth" in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
I can apply the principle of "Thy word is truth" In my studies by helping me to stay honest and have integrity and to have wisdom and understanding. In my relationships, it teaches me to be and forgiving and to show respect and love to others especially to my family, friends and love ones. In my spiritual walk, it helps me grow closer to God by seeking guidance and strength from him by having regular prayer.
LAGUISMA GLORIANE D.
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CLV 1 (3:30–4:30)
1. Why is the Word of God the only absolute standard of truth in a world of changing philosophies?
The Word of God is the only real truth because it never changes, even when people’s ideas keep changing. It comes from God, and He never changes.
2. How does the Word sanctify and transform your daily life as a student?
As a student, the Word helps me do what is right every day. It teaches me to be honest, patient, and disciplined in my work and with others.
3. In what ways can you apply the principle of “Thy word is truth” in your studies, relationships, and spiritual walk?
“Thy word is truth” means I should follow God’s Word in how I study, how I treat people, and how I grow in my faith.
AMBROSIO, MICHELLE MARIZ C.
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1.Because God's Word is unchanging, eternal, and came from his character, while human philosophies are limited, flawed, and constantly changing with time.
2.It renews your mind, shapes your values, and guides your decisions, helping you live with in purpose, and Christlike character in both academic and personal life.
3.By seeking God’s guidance in your learning, treating others with love and honesty, and aligning your actions and beliefs daily.