In addition to the function of heralding the gospel, an evangelist also is to rebuke, reprove and exhort. T. ___ F. ___ Apollos watered by supplying spiritual nourishment to the gospel seed necessary for growth and maturity. T. ___ F. ___ One is saved by the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus, the Christ. T. ___ F. ___ Evangelists should not be paid for proclaiming the gospel. T. ___ F. ___ Christian Relationships Lesson 7 Paul explains to the Ephesians Christian, men and women, how they were to live righteously in a previse world (Ephesians 4-5). They were to avoid: all sexual relationships other than between porneía – husband and wife fornication; physical act. – a term broader than includes akatharsía porneía, – physical and mental acts; e.g., vulgar words, sexual humor, trash talk and filthy minds. all inclusive term covetousness, never pleonexía– satisfied, always wanting more; e.g., power, fame, sexual pleasure, or the material things of life. For example “The Lord saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every intention of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually” (Genesis 6:5). Ephesians 5:15-22 Paul gives instructions about the actions and – activities of Ephesian men and women outside the assembly. then how you walk [ones not as daily life (rd)], “Look carefully unwise but as wise, making the best use of the time, because the days are evil.” Paul encourages righteous living, being filled with the Spirit. The actions of their daily life were obviously different.
In addition to the function of heralding the gospel, an evangelist also is to rebuke, reprove and exhort. T. ___ F. ___ Apollos watered by supplying spiritual nourishment to the gospel seed necessary for growth and maturity. T. ___ F. ___ One is saved by the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus, the Christ. T. ___ F. ___ Evangelists should not be paid for proclaiming the gospel. T. ___ F. ___ Christian Relationships Lesson 7 Paul explains to the Ephesians Christian, men and women, how they were to live righteously in a previse world (Ephesians 4-5). They were to avoid: porneía – all sexual relationships other than between husband and wife – fornication; physical act. akatharsía – a term broader than porneía, includes physical and mental acts; e.g., vulgar words, sexual humor, trash talk and filthy minds. pleonexía– all inclusive term covetousness, never satisfied, always wanting more; e.g., power, fame, sexual pleasure, or the material things of life. For example “The Lord saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every intention of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually” (Genesis 6:5). Ephesians 5:15-22 – Paul gives instructions about the actions and activities of Ephesian men and women outside the assembly. “Look carefully then how you walk [ones daily life (rd)], not as unwise but as wise, making the best use of the time, because the days are evil.” Paul encourages righteous living, being filled with the Spirit. The actions of their daily life were obviously different.
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