How many times can you spot the letter "i" in:
OUR lesson seems to be directed toward Christian conduct rather than as a guide to an increase in faith. Faith as a quality of character is developed by experiences, by seeing the outworking of God’s purposes in our lives.
In the previous study we learned that this kind of knowledge is wisdom from above and is the gift of God through the enlightenment of the mind by the power of the Holy Spirit.
Those who have been blessed with this knowledge of God and something of his plans and purposes are required to walk uprightly according to the truth of the Gospel (the faith). (Gal. 2:14) This manner of Christian conduct is the center of our lesson in James the 4th chapter.
In verse 3 the apostle states, “Ye ask, and receive not, because ye ask amiss, that ye may consume it upon your lusts.” We are informed by the Lord’s Word that when we come into Christ we are “new creatures [a new creation]; old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.” (II Cor. 5:17) This means that we should have a new point of view and new values. Whereas before we were self-centered and all our efforts were directed toward satisfying the desires of the flesh, now we are to be selfless; that is, we are no longer to express our individual preferences or desires except when they are in harmony with the Heavenly Father’s will.

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I found sixty-seven "i"s in the provided passage.
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