“Owe no man any thing, but to love one another: for he that loveth another hath fulfilled the law” ( Rom. 13:8 ) . How are we to understand this text?
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Our Reasonable Service
Several years ago, an American restaurant chain had commercials suggesting the different reasons to go out to eat at their restaurant and celebrate. Maybe you found 50 cents in the pockets of some old jeans, or maybe you hit all the lights green on your way home from work. The lighthearted message of the commercials, was that there is always something to celebrate.
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Tuesday: The Christian and the State
Read Romans 13:1-7 . What basic principles can we take from this passage about the ways in which we are to relate to the civil power of government? What makes Paul’s words so interesting is that he wrote during a time when a pagan empire ruled the world – one that could be incredibly brutal, one that was at its core corrupt, and one that knew nothing about the true God and would, within a few years, start a massive persecution of those who wanted to worship that God. Christ and the Capitol In fact, Paul was put to death by that government! Yet despite all this, Paul was advocating that Christians be good citizens, even under a government like that
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Singing with Inspiration – Lesson 12: Overcoming Evil with Good
It is hard to believe that there is only one more Lesson study after this one, and then 2017 disappears into eternity-past. May our study today instruct us in the way God will help us Overcome Evil With Good. The first part of Sunday’s lesson shows we are in a battle with sin, therefore: Hymn 614, “Sound the Battle Cry”
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Monday: To Think Soberly
We have talked a great deal this quarter about the perpetuity of God’s moral law and have stressed again and again that Paul’s message in the book of Romans is not one that teaches that the Ten Commandments are done away with or somehow made void by faith.
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