1) Why we must
continue doing the work for our salvation?
According to Ezekiel 3:20 there are
many “stumblingblocks” in life. The reason why we must continue to work on our
salvation is because we are not perfect, we will stumble and fall. If we don’t
try picking our selves up or in other words repenting then we will die in our
sins and no unclean thing can enter into the kingdom of God.
2) Paul’s teaching of
salvation.
Romans 12:1-reasonable service.
Romans 12:2- transformed by the
renewing of your mind.
Romans 12:9- Love be without
dissimulation, cleave to good, Abhor Evil.
Romans 12:13- hospitality and caring
for others necessity.
Romans 12:16- be considerate
Romans 12:21- over come evil with
goodness.
Romans 13:1- be subject to the
higher powers of God.
Romans 13:3- do good.
Romans 13:8- love one another and
don’t’ have debut.
Romans 13:9- Love thy neighbor as
thy self, do not commit adultery, don’t kill, don’t steal, and don’t bear false
witness.
3) What cautions did
Paul give about judging?
He reminded us in Romans 14: 10
that “ we shall stand before the judgment seat of Christ.” And it is not our
place to put “stumblingblocks” (Romans 14:13) in our brothers way because it’s
ultimately between them and Christ.
People may have
different opinions and practices, but what is most important to remember?
The only person that had to
right to judge and condom was Christ. But we are reminded in Romans 15; 3 that
“Christ pleased not himself.” It doesn’t matter what someone else is doing or
hasn’t been doing it is our responsibility to “bear the infirmities’ of the
weak.” Romans 15:1.
What additional
insights come from reading D&C 38:25-27?
Here we
will find the parable about a father with 12 sons. He says to one sit hear, in
fine robes. To the other’s he says sit their in the dirt while wearing rags. We
have to be just and fair to others in this life.
4) What is the term
Paul used to refer to church members in his day?
The term
Paul used to describe church members was Saints.
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