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According to the passage, we will stand before an elder board to give an account.
According to the passage, we will stand before an elder board to give an account.
False (B)
Being gracious, loving, and long-suffering will neuter our message.
Being gracious, loving, and long-suffering will neuter our message.
False (B)
We will be accountable for both our actions and our omissions.
We will be accountable for both our actions and our omissions.
True (A)
The passage suggests that we should blunt the edge of the sharp two-edged sword.
The passage suggests that we should blunt the edge of the sharp two-edged sword.
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We will stand before a denominational board to give an account of our ministry.
We will stand before a denominational board to give an account of our ministry.
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Study Notes
Graciousness and Love in Preaching
- Emphasis on being gracious, loving, and long-suffering when conveying messages.
- Importance of being winsome, attracting others without compromising the core message.
Integrity of the Message
- Maintaining the sharpness of the truth, likened to a two-edged sword.
- Commitment to preaching God's truth without alteration or dilution.
Accountability before Christ
- Believers will face judgment at the judgment seat of Christ, assessing their actions and messages.
- Metaphors of building materials: outcomes of service assessed as wood, hay, and stubble versus gold, silver, and precious stones.
No Human Mediators in Judgment
- Accountability is directly to Jesus Christ, not to any church hierarchy, critics, or denominational bodies.
- The focus is on the authenticity of one's ministry and actions.
Omissions and Commissions
- Accountability includes evaluation of what was said (commission) and what was not said (omission).
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