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Love does not Lie! 15
Word love (agapao/agape) is to have a love for someone or something based on sincere appreciation and high regard.
To have an unconditional love.
John is not telling his reader to hate the world that would mean we hate something God created.
He is not telling believers to hate the world of humanity.
That would contradict We should have compassion for those in the world but our love should look different than theirs.
John is not telling his reader to hate the world that would mean we hate something God created.
He is not telling believers to hate the world of humanity.
That would contradict
We should have compassion for those in the world but our love should look different than theirs.
John is talking about the “world order, realm of existence, or way of life.”
These things are governed by Satan which Paul reminded the Ephesians and us we use to be a part of this world.
You cannot have love for these things in the world and the love of God in you simultaneously!
The Kingdom of the world and the kingdom of God are inherently incompatible.
Jesus referred to those who were trying to live with one foot in the world and one after God.
John is talking about the “world order, realm of existence, or way of life.”
These things are governed by Satan which Paul reminded the Ephesians and us we use to be a part of this world.
You cannot have love for these things in the world and the love of God in you simultaneously!
To love this world is to be an enemy with God, , “
God and this (sinful) world are so opposed, that both cannot be congenially loved at once.
The Kingdom of the world and the kingdom of God are inherently incompatible.
Jesus referred to those who were trying to live with one foot in the world and one after God.
WORLDLINESS IS NOT MUCH A MATTER OF ACTIVITY AS OF AN ATTITUDE!
To love this world is to be an enemy with God,
WORLDLINESS IS NOT MUCH A MATTER OF ACTIVITY AS OF AN ATTITUDE!
Worldly Attributes: 16
Everything of the world are triad of sinful attitudes that arise from the worldly systems rather than from God. All/Everything: John is indicating that no aspect of the worldly system is excluded.
Its values and attitudes even those we do not recognize as evil, stand in opposition to God.
That statement is a game changer!
It should lead us to examine all that we have sought that we have thought was good.
Satan showed Eve the good side of the tree.
All/Everything: John is indicating that no aspect of the worldly system is excluded.
Its values and attitudes even those we do not recognize as evil, stand in opposition to God.
Satan showed Eve the good side of the tree.
Lust: to strongly desire to have other’s belongings and/or to engage in an activity which is morally wrong.
That statement from Gary Derickson is a game changer!
It should lead us to examine all that we have sought that we have thought was good.
Lust: to strongly desire to have others belongings and/or to engage in an activity which is morally wrong.
Is the meaning here and how John is using it.
Lust can have a positive or negative connotation: desire, crave, covet, or lust can be a positive thing.
I desire, crave, lust, and covet a day when Muslims surrender to the Lord.
But here John in using it in a negative way.
Lust of the Flesh: sensual appetite, the desire which resides in the flesh; not the desire in the sense of sensual.
Saul had “lust of the flesh”- his desire was not heavenly but earthly.
He wanted the throne to stay in his lineage, therefore, he pursued and tried to kill David.
Lust of the eyes: sensual lust and everything that entices us, (riches, beauty, pomp, and fame).
Lust of the Flesh: sensual appetite, the desire which resides in the flesh; not the desire in the sense of sensual. .
Saul had “lust of the flesh”- his desire was not heavenly but earthly.
He wanted the throne to stay in his lineage, therefore, he pursued and tried to kill David.
David had “lust of the eyes”- his eyes saw the beauty of Bathsheba and caused him to lust after her.
Lust of the eyes: sensual lust and everything that entices us, (riches, beauty, pomp, and fame).
David had “lust of the eyes”- his eyes saw the beauty of Bathsheba and caused him to lust after her.
Pride in one’s possession: anyone who puts confidence or self-worth in their possessions.
Pride in one’s possession: anyone who puts confidence or self-worth in their possessions.
Rich young ruler: wanted to enter heaven but would not give up his wealth.
Why? Because, his worth and confidence was in it instead of in God ().
Rich Fool: whose land was very productive and so he tore down his barns and built bigger ones to store all his grain and possessions.
He then took it easy; eating, drinking, and enjoying his possessions.
But God came that very night and took him away so others would enjoy all he had done ().
Rich young ruler: wanted to enter heaven but would not give up his wealth.
Why? Because, his worth and confidence was in it instead of in God.
Rich Fool: whose land was very productive and so he tore down his barns and built bigger ones to store all his grain and possessions.
He then took it easy; eating, drinking, and enjoying his possessions.
But God came that very night and took him away so others would enjoy all he had done.
These three sins encompass all temptations we are tempted with, to sin.
Some scholars believe these three sins are the sins that Satan presented to Eve and Jesus.
These three sins encompass all temptations we are tempted by to sin.
Some scholars believe these three sins are the sins that Satan presented to Eve and Jesus.
They do not come from the Father, because His desire for us our not worldly possessions or pleasures but for us to find pleasure and possession in Him through His Son, Jesus Christ!
They do not come from the Father, because His desire for us our not worldly possessions or pleasures but for us to find pleasure and possession in Him through His Son, Jesus Christ!
3 Temptations< Trinity!
3 Temptations< Trinity!
Worldly lust cease: 17a
Another reason not to love the world or desire things of the world, its passing away!
World is the darkness Paul talks about in
World is the darkness Paul talks about in
World/darkness< Jesus/Light [Passing away: cease to exist or disappearing- once it is gone it will never be again.]
World/darkness< Jesus/Light
John’s meaning for world is not the physical world, we know that will be destroyed and made new when Christ returns.
Passing away: cease to exist or disappearing- once it is gone it will never be again.
John’s meaning for world is not the physical world, we know that will be destroyed and made new when Christ returns.
John refers to the system of mankind made and is controlled by Satan.
Those in the world will cease to have an opportunity/chance from moving out of eternal punishment to eternal bliss with God.
John refers to the system of mankind made and is controlled by Satan.
Those in the world will cease to have an opportunity/chance from moving out of eternal punishment to eternal bliss with God. ,
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John refers to the system of mankind made and is controlled by Satan.
Those in the world will cease to have an opportunity/chance from moving out of eternal punishment to eternal bliss with God.
IF YOU DIE IN DARKNESS YOU CEASE TO HAVE THE CHANCE TO SPEND ETERNITY WITH CHRIST!
IF YOU DIE IN DARKNESS YOU CEASE TO HAVE THE CHANCE TO SPEND ETERNITY WITH CHRIST!
Thus, the living dead in the world are destined for eternal death in hell, but Christians are destined for eternal life in heaven
Thus, the living dead in the world are destined for eternal death in hell, but Christians are destined for eternal life in heaven!
God’s will= Forever: 17b
God’s will= Forever: 17b
“One who does the will of God”: Jesus spoke of the will of God and John heard it from Jesus.
He recorded it for us all to know, ,
For believers “the will of God” can be summoned up in the Great Commandment and Great Commission.
Listen to the words of Jesus, .
For believers “the will of God” can be summoned up in the Great Commandment and Great Commission.
Listen to the words of Jesus, ,
It is the Father’s will for us to live a life detached from the world and attached to His Son.
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