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John, chapter 3, verses 5 to 7, Jesus says those words: "I tell you the truth, no one can enter the kingdom of God unless he is born of water and Spirit. Flesh gives birth to flesh, but the Spirit gives birth to spirit. You should not be surprised at my saying, 'you must be born again' " These words spoken by the Lord Jesus himself, tell us that we have to be born of water (baptism), and by Spirit (Holy Spirit). This is not an act we go through, and then go on with our lives as usual. Most of us have been baptized as infants, but later in our lives we have to get baptized with the Holy spirit (meaning to let the Holy Spirit ascent on us). We have to renew ourselves. We have to forget out past life and old habits, and start with a new life that is pleasing to God. This is what Jesus means by being born again. He did not say it to the Prisbetarians, or to the baptists, or the catholics only, He said that for all of us. Being born again simply means start our lives over, but this time we let Jesus be the captain. |
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In memory of the late Edward Youarish Hermis 1939-2007 Picture of the month...       From time to time we will select one of photos from our Photo album and put it in the main page....This week we select thESE new photoS just recieved from Kirkuk, showing the new Assyrian School of Kirkuk almost complete. |
The New Assyrian School of Kirkuk |
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photos of the new Assyrian School of Kirkuk building project, during construction time. Copy of the Thank you letter from His Grace Mar Giwargis, Iraq, for receiving the donations from the Kirkuk School Reunion. About this website
This web site is being put together to serve as an archive of the recent history of Assyrians in
the city of Kirkuk (Arrapkha). |
Our Christian Faith By: Ninos Awisha Lazar Assyrian School of Kirkuk was one of the few institutions in Assyrian History that planted the seed of Christ in the hearts of those who attended the school. Our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, I think, is very important in shaping the future of our nation. .... Continue..... Lesson from kirkuk By: Dr. Sanharib Youkhanna Odisho ... It is about time we ask the following question: What lesson, if any, does our life in Kirkuk teach us and teach our children now that we are living dispersed in the countries away from our native land? The answer is that our history in Kirkuk should really remind us of our hard work, determination, and persistence to achieve our long-term goals. ..... Read the Whole article. The Late Raabi Henry Shimon The Late Raabi Yonan Gewargis The Late Raabi Akhtiar Benyamin |
