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26 wrz 2008 · James 3:1–12 in the Context of the Whole Gospel. When we take one step back from James 3:1–12 and read it in the context of the entire letter, we discover that James’s searing analysis is surrounded by the most practical counsel to enable us to master the tongue and to speak well for God.
1 sty 2014 · In James 3:1-18 we see that the tongue has power; that it is by nature hypocritical; and that it can only be transformed from above. I. We must know the power of the tongue (3:1-8) Most people want to be heard. What better way to be heard as a believer than to be a teacher of the gospel? Yet, James urges us to consider the power of the tongue.
5 cze 2024 · Scripture: James 3:3-11 Denomination: Assembly Of God Summary: In this message we look at the universal danger of our tongues, why we need to control our words, and how we can turn them into blessings for others.
In chapter 3 he shares the third characteristic of the mature believer: power over the tongue. The power of speech is one of the greatest powers God has given us. With the tongue, we can praise God, teach God’s Word and lead lost sinners to Jesus Christ. But with that same tongue we can tell lies that can ruin a reputation or break someone’s heart.
God gave man dominion over them at the creation, and intimated his supremacy anew after the Flood. There is no variety of brute nature that has not yielded in the past, and that does not continue to yield, to the lordship of human nature.
30 maj 2013 · To tame the tongue, we must recognize its power for good or for evil (3:3-5a). James uses two analogies here to make the point that the tongue is small, but mighty: the bit and the rudder. A bit is a relatively small instrument, but when you put it into a horse’s mouth, you can control the entire horse.
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