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Committing Sin
According to what is God’s desire regarding you and sin?
According to , God makes a provision—a plan B—for when you do sin.
What is it?
Definition: Advocate- is someone who comes along side to help or defend you.
Propitiation- is a satisfaction.
Jesus satisfied God’s wrath/justice on your sins by dying for you.
RELATIONSHIP VS.
FELLOWSHIP
Your Relationship with God: Permanent / Solid and unbreakable / Determines your eternal destiny
Your Fellowship with God: Dependent on glad obedience / affects joy / brings discipline or correction / affects your interaction with God in prayer
RELATIONSHIP VS.
FELLOWSHIP
Your Fellowship with God: Dependent on glad obedience / affects joy / brings discipline or correction / affects your interaction with God in prayer
Principle: Though your relationship as His child is eternal and unchanging, sin hurts your fellowship with God.
What does say about a person, Christian or not, who claims to be without sin?
What does call someone who is saved (“in Christ”)?
Describe the last part of this verse in your own words.
I Cor
In Paul lists specific sins that the Corinthians had been involved in before they were saved- what are they?
(Note: the key word is “were.”)
What does the Bible say of them after their salvation?
As a Christian, you will struggle with sin.
However, if you continue in the same sin as though you were never saved, the Bible calls into question whether you were ever legitimately saved- see .
Consequences of Sin
The first consequence of sin is that you offend God.
What did David say about his sin in Psalm 51:4a?
What does teach about God and sin?
Why is God offended by sin?
A second serious consequence of sin is revealed in .
What is it?
What does the word “regard” mean?
Yet another consequence of sin is discipline from God.
Discipline for Sin
Read .
In vv.
5-7 what human relationship parallels our relationship with God?
According to v. 6, what emotion motivates God’s discipline?
Explain the above answer.
How can that be?
In vv.
7-8 what is true of someone who continues in sin but is never disciplined for it?
In vv.
9-11 God does not discipline us for His pleasure, but for our good.
Verses 10-11 give two goals for God’s chastening or disciplining of his children.
What are they?
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