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David & Jan Boan

Janice and David Boan, an Australian couple, live in Perth, the capital city of the state of Western Australia. 

They have been married for 44 years and have five children and 18 grand-children. Throughout this time, they have been teaching the Lord’s Word among Christians. 

After David was ordained in 1967, he served in two Anglican parishes and a School Chaplaincy in Melbourne. They trained for missionary service but after health issues prevented them going overseas, they taught in a community at the Montrose House and later took the parish of St. Jude’s Carlton for seven years. Moving to Perth in Western Australia in 1981, David cared for the Anglican parish of St Alban’s in Highgate for seven years. 

In 1988, they left the Anglican scene to teach into scattered and smaller groups of Christians in some Australian towns. Later the work extended into the UK, Italy, and India throughout 1995-2000.

At the beginning of 2012, in concert with others, their work became more accessible at the York St Silo, at 4 York Street in North Perth. It is here that David and Jan share the work of the putting forth of God’s Word. 

The focus of this website is the immediate work at the Silo. The courses with their pre-reading appear on this site to be downloaded ahead of the meeting times. This website carries a link to www.thegraciousgod.net, where past teaching series may be downloaded to listen to on mp3 along with their reading notes.

 

 

 The courses at York Street Silo, North Perth WA for Term 2, 2012

 

Sunday Exposition

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Sunday Exposition, 3-5pm on a Sunday, continuing on April 22nd 2012. 

An intense probe of Galatians, in the form of a workshop, for the first part. It will teach the ways and means we can use to extract from the Scripture those matters which concerned the apostolic writers.
The second part will apply, and bring that work to a strong expression for today. What is it  that God would say to us here and now? Then a time of response and thanksgiving will follow. This is not a church service. Bring to it a desire to hear the Lord, firstly for "us" and them for "yourself".

1st Readings in Old Testament

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Term 2, 2012 Dates: April 22-June 24

2012 – Second Term: Samuel; Saul, David & Solomon to the Divided
Kingdom.

1&2 Samuel,1&2 Chronicles,1&2 Kings, Song of Solomon, Ecclesiastes, Proverbs, Job, Hosea, Joel,
Amos, Jonah, Micah, Isaiah 1-39.

Times: Tuesday morning, 10am -12 noon, and a repeat on Wednesday evening 7pm-9pm

Readings:

T2W1 Session10 beginning Tues 24th and Wed 25th April] – 1Sa 1-20; Ps 8,11,12,19,23,31,59

 T2W2 [11] – 1Sa 21-31; 1Ch 12.1-22; Ps 7,13,17,22,25,34-5,52,54,56-8,63-4,109,140,142

T2W3 [12] - 2S1-12; Ps 2,6,9,15-16,20-21,24,38-39,60,68,93,95-101,103,108,110,124, 138-
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T2W4 [13 – 2Sa 13-24; 1K 1.1-2.12; 1Ch 11.10-47; 20.4-29.end

T2W5 [14] – 1K 2-11; 2Ch 1-9; Song of Solomon, Ecclesiastes 1-12

T2W6 [15] – Proverbs 1-31

T2W7 [16] – Job

T2W8 [17] – 1 K12-22; 2K1-10; 2 Ch 10-22; Ps 82,89

T2W9 [18] – 2K 11-17; 2 Ch 22-28; Hosea, Joel, Amos, Jonah

T2W10 [19] – 2K 18-20; 2 Ch 29-32 Micah; Isaiah 1-12

1st Readings in the New Testament

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2012 – Second Term: Gospels – Death/Resurrection of Christ; Early Church

Reading Guide through the Gospels Sections 201-304; Acts 1-20; 1&2 Thessalonians, 1& 2 Corinthians

Times:  On a Thursday evening 7pm - 9pm

Readings:

T2W1 Session10 beginning 26th April – Gospel Reading Guide 201-224

T2W2  [11] – Gospel Reading Guide 225-253  [major on 241-253]

T2W3  [12] -  Gospel Reading Guide 254-266  [major on John 14-16]

T2W4  [13 –   Gospel Reading Guide 267-293 [Death of Christ]

T2W5  [14] – Gospel Reading Guide 294-304 [Resurrection – 40 days – Ascension]

T2W6  [15] – Acts 1.1-8.3

T2W7  [16] – Acts 8.4-15.41

T2W8  [17] – Acts 16.1—18.11; 1 and 2 Thessalonians

T2W9  [18] – Acts 18.12-19.12; 1 Corinthians

T2W10 [19] – Acts 19.13-20.1-6; 2 Corinthians

Basic Biblical Greek

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2012 – First Term:

April 22- June 4 2012
Text: Mounce, William D. Basics of Biblical Greek 3rd Edition 2009 Zondervan
Workbook: Mounce, William D.BBG- Workbook, 3rd Edition 2009 Zondervan
On a Tuesday, 7pm – 9 pm at 4 York Street, North Perth

The course
We meet for a two-hour session once a week and work through the BBG Grammar. The course work is centres around exercises that are completed in the workbook, so it is necessary to buy both of these books. 
From time to time, we shall supplement the exercises taken from other older grammars. BBG divides into 36 chapters. Our first term takes us through the Introduction and the Noun system of the language.
We shall also work through some selected texts from the Greek New Testament. This enriches our thinking and begins to teach us to prepare for the exegesis of the text. Associated skills, the use of lexicons and how to discover the best from word studies in Greek are also introduced.
 

Who Do We Think We Are?

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A series of readings looking at those who have gone before us in our Christian faith

Times:
Once a month on the 3rd Friday of the month, beginning on April 27th at 10am -12 noon at 4 York Street, North Perth.
What to do?
Register with Barbara 0428 504 591, landline 08 9450 4591, email barbcoker@iinet.net.au
and come on Friday  April 27th, May 18th, June 16th.
[This course can be joined at any week of the term, whenever you become aware of it.]
The course:
The history of the church of Jesus Christ covers a huge span of time and development of thought. The church has had a profound effect on the history of the human race.
To try to cover this entirely is an impossible task. God has raised up different people at different times in history to meet the questions of their day and to keep the testimony of Jesus true.
However, to even have a glimpse of some part of this glorious story deepens our understanding of the foundations on which our lives are built today. It may serve to support our present thinking but it also may challenge us to see things differently. Whatever way, we learn much.
 
The aim is to study our history by looking at significant people from the church’s beginning  under apostolic leadership to the ‘fathers’ of the Christian faith who followed them. We will consider the life of the person, what was happening at that time in the secular world outside the community of believers, as well as the crucial issues faced within the community itself. As we do this, we will see similar issues that affect us today.
 
As we meet, some members of the group, who would wish to, will read different parts of the material provided and then bring summaries to the next meeting to share what they have read with the others. 
Jan Boan will coordinate the readings for the session and David will bring insights into the theological implications of the persons’ work and times. The readings will cover the writings of the people as well as refer to relevant Biblical passages. They will be posted a month before the relevant meeting. It is a course rich in our Christian forebears; not just dates and facts.

Old Testament Readings T2

Old Testament Readings T1

New Testament Readings

Basic Biblical Greek

Who Do We Think We Are?

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