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*Phillipians*
1:12-18
*Bad turns to good........Vs 12*
· Advance the Gospel
*Does everyone know that you love Christ?*
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*Speak the word boldly and fearlessly*
· Boldly......Mark 15:43
· Fearlessly.....* ἀφόβως** **/aphóbōs/*;
*We must preach the Gospel*
· Preach..... *κηρύσσω** (**/kēryssō/*) vs 15
The noun, /kērux/ (κηρυξ), means “a herald, a messenger vested with public authority who conveyed the official messages of kings, magistrates, princes, military commanders, or who gave a public summons or demand.”
The English word “preach” brings to our mind, a minister of the gospel in his pulpit expounding the Word of God.
But the word Mark uses here, pictures John as a herald with an official proclamation from a coming King, the Messiah of Israel.
He acted as one, making a public proclamation of the news of the advent of the Messiah with such formality, gravity, and authority as must be listened to and obeyed.
· Proclaim...... *καταγγέλλω** (**/katangellō/*)
*Defend the Gospel*.......I Peter 3:15
· Defense/......../ *ἀπολογία** (**/apologia/)* a “verbal defense, a speech in defense,” is sometimes translated “answer,”
*Christ is proclaimed, so rejoice!!*
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