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Why did the Lord give you your responsibilities?
Why did the Lord give you your responsibilities?
- Because you are more experienced than others
- Because you are more deserving of the opportunities
- Because you have a unique role to fulfill that no one else can (correct)
- Because you are more capable than others
What is the reason for giving more abundant honor to the less honorable parts of the body?
What is the reason for giving more abundant honor to the less honorable parts of the body?
- Because they are more deserving of recognition
- Because they are more important to the body
- Because they need more care and attention
- So that there should be no schism in the body (correct)
What is the result of God tempering the body together?
What is the result of God tempering the body together?
- That the members have the same care one for another (correct)
- That each member has a different role
- That some members are more important than others
- That some members are more deserving of recognition
What does the scripture say about the comely parts of the body?
What does the scripture say about the comely parts of the body?
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What is implied by the scripture about the people we can reach and touch?
What is implied by the scripture about the people we can reach and touch?
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Study Notes
Individual Worth and Contribution
- Everyone has unique responsibilities and assignments from the Lord, despite feeling inadequate or less capable.
- The Lord gave each person their specific responsibilities for a reason, which may include reaching and touching people and hearts that no one else can.
The Body of Christ
- The parts of the body that are considered less honorable are given more abundant honor.
- The uncomely parts of the body have more abundant comeliness.
- The parts of the body that are already comely have no need of additional honor.
Unity and Interdependence
- God has tempered the body together, giving more abundant honor to the parts that lack.
- The purpose of this is to prevent schism in the body.
- The members of the body should have the same care for one another.
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