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If you do not take the responsibility to teach well, why do you expect the younger generation to listen well?
Beware the lies above.
Note how this relates to discussions regarding #freewill
Note the contrast between the two sides of the Devil's double-speak.
Strength: 2 Corinthians 12:9-10
Note how this relates to discussions regarding #freewill
Note the contrast between the two sides of the Devil's double-speak.
Strength: 2 Corinthians 12:9-10
TRICKED INTO LYING? DON'T DOUBLE DOWN
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How to recover from deception with grace.
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Tricked Into Lying? Don't Double Down
How to recover from a deception with grace.
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"Seek first to understand, then to be understood."
This is not a Bible verse. Proverbs like this can be easily twisted because people are not aware of a larger body of work against which to compare them, be it from the same author or such.
When people twist Bible verses, at least, we can go to God's Word and find a counterbalance or reproof.
Since God's Word supersedes all, why can we not check the propositions of men by it as well? Mankind likes to judge God's Word by their standards, so why should we not judge man's word by God's standard?
This is not a Bible verse. Proverbs like this can be easily twisted because people are not aware of a larger body of work against which to compare them, be it from the same author or such.
When people twist Bible verses, at least, we can go to God's Word and find a counterbalance or reproof.
Since God's Word supersedes all, why can we not check the propositions of men by it as well? Mankind likes to judge God's Word by their standards, so why should we not judge man's word by God's standard?
This is what I have done here, but I've pulled it out of a relativistic framework of people following people following people, the blind leading the blind, since that is no way to come to a knowledge of absolute truth.
And I have placed our responsibility towards God at the top, and our responsibility to relay that to our fellow man after.
With meekness we must share the truth, not slacking for cowardice. God's Word is truth, regardless of whether man wants to hear it.
How we present truth matters to God, and we must not be ashamed to extend to mankind the truth that will set them free.
And I have placed our responsibility towards God at the top, and our responsibility to relay that to our fellow man after.
With meekness we must share the truth, not slacking for cowardice. God's Word is truth, regardless of whether man wants to hear it.
How we present truth matters to God, and we must not be ashamed to extend to mankind the truth that will set them free.
“Happiness” today is defined as “loving yourself first,” often by wellness gurus.
They reason that you "first have to love yourself before you can love others."
This is suspiciously similar to lines about "forgiving yourself" regardless of whether or not you have repented and have begged the forgiveness of God. Beware self-centered theology.
But what has God said about self-love? In Ephesians 5:29, the observation is made about husbands naturally caring about themselves, but self-love is not the point. Rather, admonition is given for the husband to likewise love his wife, as Christ loves the church. Self-love is observed, but selflessness is commanded.
They reason that you "first have to love yourself before you can love others."
This is suspiciously similar to lines about "forgiving yourself" regardless of whether or not you have repented and have begged the forgiveness of God. Beware self-centered theology.
But what has God said about self-love? In Ephesians 5:29, the observation is made about husbands naturally caring about themselves, but self-love is not the point. Rather, admonition is given for the husband to likewise love his wife, as Christ loves the church. Self-love is observed, but selflessness is commanded.
In Philippians 2, we are encouraged to have a Christ-like mindset. This applies to our motives, our agendas, our love and devotion.
Luke 10:27 places our love for Holy God first, and for our neighbor second. And 1 John 4:19-21 makes it absolutely clear that truly loving our brother is necessary.
And even in the toughest spots, we can still have a hope-filled joy after the pattern of Christ in Hebrews 12:2.
"Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of [our] faith; who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is set down at the right hand of the throne of God."
That joy is eternal, anticipating to hear the Father say, "Well done, good and faithful servant."
Luke 10:27 places our love for Holy God first, and for our neighbor second. And 1 John 4:19-21 makes it absolutely clear that truly loving our brother is necessary.
And even in the toughest spots, we can still have a hope-filled joy after the pattern of Christ in Hebrews 12:2.
"Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of [our] faith; who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is set down at the right hand of the throne of God."
That joy is eternal, anticipating to hear the Father say, "Well done, good and faithful servant."