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*The Reasons for Righteous Living*
*1 Peter 2:11-12*
*Basic Fact: Christians are aliens and strangers in the world.*
Galatians 5:19-21
*Basic Command: Abstain from sinful desires*
*I.
For the sake of our citizenship*
*We are aliens and strangers*
Abraham - Heb. 11:9
Heroes of the Faith - Heb. 11:13
Israel in Egypt - Acts 7:6
*The Christian is a citizen of heaven.*
*II.
For the sake of our testimony*
*The slanderous accusations:*
*1.
Association with Jews*
*2.
Cannibalism*
*3.
Immorality*
*4.
Damaging trade - *Acts 18:21-41
*The slanderous accusations:*
*5.
Destroying homes*
*6.
Turning slaves against their masters*
*7.
Hatred of mankind*
*8.
Disloyalty to Caesar*
Two words for good:
*/agathos/*
*good in quality*
*/kalos/*
lovely, fine, attractive, winsome
*Titus 2:6-8*
Similarly, encourage the young men to be self-controlled./
{7} /In everything set them an example by doing what is good.
In your teaching show integrity, seriousness/ /
*Titus 2:6-8*
and soundness of speech that cannot be condemned, so that those who oppose you may be ashamed because they have nothing bad to say about us.
*III.
For the sake of the glory of God*
2 Cor.
5:20
*The good deeds of believers can glorify God*
*Mt.
5:16*
*Rom.
15:6*
*1 Cor.
6:20*
*The Day he visits us (Day of Visitation, KJV) = *
Lord’s return - Isa. 10:3; 60:3
Salvation of lost - Luke 19:44; Acts 15:14
“He is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.” *2 Peter 3:9*
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