"May the Lamb that was slain receive the just reward for His sufferings." A quote by Moravian missionary that sold himself (along with a friend) into slavery to reach those that the slave owner prevented from hearing the gospel.
May I live for Him and not for me.
Yeah, I understand where you are going with this.
Again, yeah, I can see this. I've heard it said that he gave Uriah an order to go home to his wife; when Uriah disobeyed he became subject to the death penalty for disobeying the king.Is it possible that as a king, his "subjects" were "subject" to him? If I kill my cow, I have not sinned against my cow. That cow is mine. But if the Lord told me not to kill that cow, and I did it anyway, then my sin is against the Lord and the Lord only. (I am not saying that men are cows, but you get the point.)
I think legalistically it's complicated.![]()
Hear the word of the Lord, O nations, and declare it on the islands from afar, and say, "He Who scattered Israel will gather them together and watch them as a shepherd his flock."
Jeremiah 31:9
Yea. I was thinking of that verse earlier... to go on sinning intentionally. It's repetitive. IOW, it's like what kids say "you are not the boss of me". We can sin intentionally because we are tempted, or angry, etc. But to do so because we just flat out don't want God to tell us what to do... woe. That's brazen!
Defiance
1. open or bold resistance to or disregard for authority, opposition, or power
2. a challenging attitude or behaviour; challenge
"May the Lamb that was slain receive the just reward for His sufferings." A quote by Moravian missionary that sold himself (along with a friend) into slavery to reach those that the slave owner prevented from hearing the gospel.
May I live for Him and not for me.
Did you see my post number 23 on that verse? Much food for thought in this thread on that verse.
http://bibleforums.org/showthread.ph...26#post2795026
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