Church Of God 7th Day -Cogmers isebania/Sirare

10/07/2026

Lesoni ya Julai 11. 2026 (26 4th Month)

KUKESHA

Somo kuu: 1 Petro 4.
Mstari wa Kukariri: 1 Petro 4:7.

1. Mwenye hekima alijaribu raha za ulimwengu kwa kiwango gani? Mhubiri 2:10.

2. Ni furaha kiasi gani jambo hili lilileta? Mhubiri 2:11; Methali 14:13.

3. Je ni mtu yupi ambaye hufurahia sana? Mithali 15:21.

4. Mwenye hekima alifikia hitimisho gani? Mhubiri 2:13, 14.

5. Kwa nini kuwa na kiasi ni afadhali kuliko ulafi? Mhubiri 7:2,3.

6. Ni nini kinachotofautisha kati ya wenye hekima na wapumbavu? Mhubiri 7:4.

7. Mtu mwenye hekima anamwagiza kijana akumbuke nini hata wakati anafuata anasa? Mhubiri 11:9.

8. Je, ni agizo gani linalotolewa kuhusiana na kukesha? Tito 2:2–8; Warumi 13:13; 1 Petro 1:13.

9. Je, hii ina maana kwamba watu wa Bwana wawe na nyuso za huzuni wakati wote? Zaburi 100:2; Isaya 112:2–3; Luka 6:22, 23.

10. Jinsi gani Mmasihi anapaswa kufurahia? Wafilipi 4:4.

11. Kwa nini ni muhimu kuwa na kiasi na kukesha? 1 Petro 5:8.


COGMERs Messianic Congregation - Kenya

03/07/2026

Lesson for July 4, 2026

FAITH AND WORKS

Scripture Reading: James 2:14–26.
Memory verse: James 2:26.

1. What question does James pose in regards to the relationship between faith and works?
James 2:14

2. What analogy is used to demonstrate this principle?
James 2:15–17

3. How is faith demonstrated?
James 2:18

NOTE: Faith is shown through actions. It cannot exist without the works that demonstrate it. Obedience is the key.

4. To whom is the man who believes in God but doesn't show it through his works compared?
James 2:19

5. How did Abraham demonstrate his faith through his works?
James 2:20–24; Hebrews 11:8–19

6. What about Rahab?
James 2:25; Hebrews 11:31

7. How are our human bodies compared to faith?
James 2:26

8. What does Paul tell us concerning works in his letter to Titus?
Titus 3:8

NOTE: Ephesians 2:8 tells us that “by grace we are saved through faith...” And this is true, we are saved by grace through our faith in Yahshua Messiah. However, as this lesson shows, faith cannot exist apart from the works that demonstrate it.

The End.
Church Of God 7th Day -Cogmers isebania/Sirare

26/06/2026

Lesson for June 27, 2026 (4 Month 12)

THE TENTH COMMANDMENT

Scripture Reading: Exodus 20.
Memory Verse: Exodus 20:17.

1. How does the Apostle John define sin? 1 John 3:4.

2. Did Yahshua come into the world to destroy the law? Matt. 5:17; Isa. 42:21.

3. How does the savior say this law will continue? Matt. 5:18.

4. Often people refer to the ten commandment law as carnal; but how does the word of the Lord refer to the Holy commandments? Rom. 7:12–14.

5. Did Paul find it burdensome to keep the Ten Commandment Law? How does David express the same thought? Rom. 7:22; Psa. 1:1–2; 119:35, 29 and 174.

6. What does the Tenth Commandment specifically forbid? Ex. 20:17; Rom. 7:7; Deut. 5:21.

7. With what other sins is the sin of covetousness listed? Rom. 13:9; 1 Cor. 5:11.

8. What are the godly commanded to flee and what are some of the sorrows caused by coveting? 1 Tim. 6:10–11.

9. From whence do evil thoughts, covetousness, and lust proceed? Mark 7:21–23.

10. What must we do to the flesh? Col. 3:5–6.

11. What did Yahshua say about covetousness? St. Luke 12:15.

12. Will the covetous inherit the kingdom along with the righteous? 1 Cor. 6:9–10; Eph. 5:5.

13. Must we expect a covetous condition to be in existence in the last days? 2 Tim. 3:2; 2 Pet. 2:13–14.

20/06/2026

LESSON for :
Date: June 20, 2026 | 5/4/5786
Topic: PROOF OF ELOHIM'S LOVE.
Main Text: 1 Corinthians 13
Memory Verse: John 3:16 - For Elohim so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son

1. What is Elohim said to be? 1 John 4:8
Answer: _________________________________________________________

2. How did Elohim manifest Himself to the world? John 3:16
Answer: _________________________________________________________
3. How was the first promise of redemption given? Genesis 3:15
Answer: _________________________________________________________

4. How did Elohim prevent man from being a permanent sinner? Genesis 3:22-24
Answer: _______________________________________________________

5. How vast is the love of Elohim? Proverbs 10:12
Answer: ________________________________________________________

6. Why is conversion important? James 5:19, 20
Answer: _________________________________________________________

7. Why did the good Elohim bring a flood upon the earth? Genesis 6:5-8
Answer: _________________________________________________________

8. Why did Elohim save Nineveh? Jonah 3:3-5
Answer: _______________________________________________________

9. Because Elohim loved the Israelites, what did He do for them, and how did they treat His messengers? 2 Chronicles 36:14-17
Answer: _________________________________________________________
10. When David turned away from the Love of Elohim, what did Elohim do? 2 Samuel 12:9-13
Answer: _________________________________________________________

11. How did Yahshua show His love for Peter? Luke 22:31, 32
Answer: _______________________________________________________

12. What blessing is pronounced on those whose sins are covered by the blood of the lamb? Psalm 32:1,

EDITORIAL REFLECTION
It is absolutely impossible to create a lesson that can fully show the Love of Elohim. The love of Elohim is indescribable and has no boundaries.

12/06/2026

Lesson for June 13, 2026 (28 Sivan)

THE GOOD AND THE BAD FIGS

Scripture reading: Jeremiah 24.
Memory Verse: Jeremiah 24:7.

1. Of what are the good figs a type? Jer. 24:5-6.

2. Were the good figs to receive better treatment than the vile ones? Verse 7.

3. What portion of Judah was represented by the vile figs? Verse 8.

4. How were the vile figs to be punished, and would any be left? Verse 9 and 10.

NOTE. — From the foregoing scripture it is very plain that there were two different classes of the Jews that went into exile, and promises were different to each class. He is still able to separate the good from the bad, just as was done back then and he is doing the same today.

5. What classes of Jews was to be selected to build the waste cities and do the very work that we see going on here now? Jeremiah 24:1-7.

6. How many blows were stuck in destroying the kingdom of Judah? Ezekiel 21:25-27. Compare 2 Chronicles 36:15-19.

NOTE. — It is said of the Gentiles enemies of Israel: “As thou hast done it shall be done unto thee.” Obadiah 1:15; Joel says, “I will return your recompense upon your own head.” Joel 3:7.

7. In this destruction of the kingdom of Israel 2,500 years ago, were those represented by the evil figs taken away first or last? Compare Jer. 24:8 with 2 Chron. 36:11, 12, 16.

NOTE. Zedekiah and his princes were evil figs, and they were left, while the good were removed, just as it is going to be in the end, the good will be taken first.

8. When were the good figs, including Daniel and his companions, and many others taken away? Daniel 1:1-6.

NOTE. — They were removed with King Jehoiakim and not left at Jerusalem when the terrible destruction came in which men, women and children were given to the sword alike.

9. What especially is said of Daniel concerning his conduct and diet? Daniel 1:7-8.

10. Before the great destruction of the wicked at the end of the Gentiles period, will the righteous be gathered first? Revelation 14:18.

11. After the cluster of the fruit is gathered then what happens to the wicked compared to the vine of the earth? Vs 19 and 20.

12. Where are we told the righteous will be, who have the victory over the beast and his image, when the plagues fall? Revelation 15:1-6.

NOTE. — Notice particularly that verse 5 says: “After this,” that is, after the saints were seen in this place which appeared like a sea of glass to the prophet, he saw the angels come forth with the seven last plagues. Verse 6. Notice also that the battle of Armageddon comes...

06/06/2026

Lesson for June 6, 2026 (21 Sivan)

ENDURING TRIBULATIONS

Scripture reading: 1 Peter 4.
Memory verse: James 1:12.

1. What does the apostle Peter say of trials which we as Messianic might have to endure? 1 Peter 4:12.

2. Why should Messianic not think it strange concerning their trials? II Tim. 3:12; I Thess. 3:3,4.

3. Were the prophets of old examples of suffering? James 5:10; Matt. 5:12.

4. In what way were many of them tried? Hebrews 11:36-38.

5. What did Messiah say concerning trials? Matt. 5:11.

6. Why should a messianic glory in tribulation? Rom. 3:3-5.

7. Are trials profitable? 1 Peter 1:7.

8. What promise have we if we suffer patiently with Messiah? II Tim. 2:12; Rom. 8:17.

9. If one endures the suffering for the sake of being a messianic, should such a one rejoice? James 5:11.

10. What promise have all those who endure faithfully unto the end? Matt. 1

11. What does Messiah say of all those who are persecuted for righteousness sake, and are evilly spoken against? Matt. 5:10, 11.

12. Are the suffering of this present time worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed? Rom. 8:18.

NOTE – In a scriptural sense persecution was the active and malignant opposition which the Messianic of all ages have met with from the enemies of messiah, and thus will it be until the return of our Lord and savior.
END

29/05/2026

A MESSIANIC EXAMPLE

Scripture reading: Philippians 4:8.
Memory verse: Colossians 3:12.

1. Who are we to represent and in what manner?
1 Timothy 4:12.

2. Who are we commanded to follow as our example?
Mark 8:34.

3. Who are we given as examples of endurance?
James 5:10 also see 1 Peter 2:21.

4. What attitude should the world see in us after we have been put through trials?
1 Peter 4:16.

5. What should our minds dwell on which could make us better examples?
Philippians 4:8.

6. In what way should we communicate one to another?
Ephesians 4:29.

7. What are we to clothe ourselves with?
Col. 3:12.

8. What are some of the things we are told to follow after which will make our lives better examples?
Romans 14:19 also see 1 Timothy 6:11.

NOTE: Many times we forget that we are to be the light of the world, and are to follow the examples left for us in the word of God. By our examples of a Messianic life we may win souls for the kingdom. It is therefore very important to be the best examples we possibly can be and to pray daily for a Messiah-like spirit.

25/05/2026

Team isebania...the congregation is growing bigger and bigger..thanks to Adonai...

23/05/2026

Lesson for May 23, 2026 (7 Sivan)

SELF DENIAL AND SACRIFICE ASSURES BLESSINGS

Scripture reading: Acts 9:1-28.
Memory verse: Acts 9:16.

1. What is the disciple's reasonable service? Romans 12:1

2. What was one of the requirements of a follower of Messiah? Mark 8:34.

NOTE. To deny ourselves the things of this life is one of the hardest lessons we have to learn. People are prone to do what they want to do. It is hard to crucify the flesh and say “No” to take up the cross and follow him, we will have no part with him. Self-denial is taught throughout the scriptures.

3. What instructions did Paul give when giving charge to the ministry? 2Tim. 4:5.

4. Did the apostle Paul have to deny himself? Did he suffer for the work to which he was called? Acts 9:16.

5. Were his followers to endure hardness and encounter afflictions? 2Tim 1:8; 2:3.

6. Did Paul murmur and complain because of his hard lot? Or, was he content? Philippians 4:11.

7. What kind of gain is consoling and brings happiness and contentment to the soul? 1Tim. 6:6.

NOTE. The heavenly father desires that the earth shall be filled with joy and peace. He created man for happiness, and he longs to fill human hearts with the peace and joy of heaven. His great purpose is for the family below to be as the family above.

8. Will riches bring happiness? With what are we commanded to be satisfied and content? 1Tim 6:7,8.

9. What may happen to the rich or those with a love for money? Verses 9,10.

10. What commandment is given to the disciples? How long were they charged to keep this commandment? Verses 11-14.

11. What are we to do with that which the heavenly father has entrusted to us? Verses 18,19; Matt. 6:19-21.

12. What is the charge divinely given to the rich? 1Tim. 6:17.

END

20/05/2026

HAPPY SHAVOUT in advance .. from Isebania Cogmers ...

𝐒𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐮𝐨𝐭 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐏𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐬𝐭: 𝐎𝐧𝐞 𝐒𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲, 𝐓𝐰𝐨 𝐌𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐬

Every time we delve into the Scriptures, we find that Elohim's calendar is full of designated times—divinely scheduled events with deeper meaning than we often know. One such moment is Shavuot, sometimes known as the Feast of Weeks, which deftly links the Old and New Testament via their unexpected connection to what we now call Pentecost.

Shavuot initially looks to be just another harvest celebration. Deeper still, though, you will find a striking pattern—what began at Mount Sinai with the Torah's offering is fulfilled in Jerusalem with the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Separated by centuries, these two events are intimately related in goal and force

Let’s compare and relate how the giving of the Torah at Sinai and the Holy Spirit at Pentecost come together in God’s redemptive plan.

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗧𝗼𝗿𝗮𝗵 𝗢𝗿𝗶𝗴𝗶𝗻𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝘃𝘂𝗼𝘁

Shavuot is one of the three main pilgrimage feasts in the Bible, alongside Passover and Tabernacles. It's observed 50 days after Passover—hence the Greek name Pentecost, which simply means "fiftieth."

Leviticus 23:15–17

“Count off seven full weeks... From wherever you live, bring two loaves made of the finest flour and bake them with yeast as a wave offering of firstfruits to the Lord.”

Originally, Shavuot marked the wheat harvest, a time to bring firstfruits to God. Yet Shavuot wasn’t just about agriculture. But Jewish tradition also holds that this is the day Elohim gave the Torah at Mount Sinai—a covenant moment when Israel received Adonai's commandments and officially became His people.

So, from the start, Shavuot was never about harvests so to speak but about revelation, covenant, and thanksgiving as we will see.

𝗙𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗦𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗶 𝗺𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗨𝗽𝗽𝗲𝗿 𝗥𝗼𝗼𝗺 𝗶𝗻 𝗝𝗲𝗿𝘂𝘀𝗮𝗹𝗲𝗺- 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗺𝗶𝘀𝗲𝗱 𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗱

Fast forward to Acts 2. It’s Shavuot again—but this time, something different happens.

The disciples are gathered in the upper room, praying. Suddenly, a sound like a rushing wind fills the place. Flames of fire appear above their heads, and they begin speaking in tongues. Jerusalem, filled with Jews from every nation for the festival, is shaken.

Acts 2:1

“When the day of Pentecost had fully come, they were all with one accord in one place...”

You would call this a coincidence! That the Holy Spirit was poured out on the same day Israel remembered the giving of the Torah! Just like Sinai was a turning point for the nation, Pentecost was the birth of the Messianic church literally.

Click below to read the entire article

https://www.cogmers.church/sermon/shavuotandpentecost