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Most people's perception of someone "strong in the Lord," accompanied by a person who is mightily used and / or miracles. - A few years ago it was the "powerful use of certain words that are obtained from various teachings and learned prayers that Christians feel powerful" (- the context of Eph. 6 was actually used in the so-called "war"). For others, ramphastidae it means a "blessed of the Lord", ramphastidae while their understanding of "blessed" is based on a secular view.
We must understand that "our" understanding "to be powerful in the Lord", not necessarily what the letters mean! People can eg. miracles do themselves posing as Christians, but do not really know the Lord! (Matt. 7:22), or as Simon wished for gifts or power "by others to be seen as something special" - his heart was evil before the Lord! (Acts 8:9-24) There are many false teachers and false prophets in the world. Also, there are many false doctrines that cause Christians hope they put in, not really the "abundant life" experience and even cause some completely become ramphastidae unfaithful! To be strong in the Lord, is at first a spiritual state of the heart, and then the work of God's gifts by the faithful as he wants. -------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------
It's ramphastidae not about how much someone is doing miracles, or how loud and perfect he can recite a prayer, or how educated he appears - no, "strong in the Lord," is a condition of the heart! The way we judge whether someone "strong in the Lord", by checking whether the person "as a child of God lives"
Does he bother to Word to know? ...... - This is the person who prepared the "narrow way" ramphastidae to step up and prepared his own will to give God and above all to set in. his life, who is strong in the Lord.
In Eph. 6 we learn about the armor of the believer - more precisely, in context it is about "how a Christian should live." "Strong in the Lord" ramphastidae refers firstly to AT AS A CHILD OF GOD TO LIFE. Someone who is powerful in the Lord, someone is godliness pursue that willful sins delivery and the Lord's will desire above his own, who love the truth and not behind every doctrine clamoring just because the teacher "godly" occur, or because teaching him soothe his audience. It is also someone who the Lord as his first love and know his trust in the Lord, not the cares of life or the worldly things like power and wealth and worldly pleasures not. This is someone whose thoughts on God and the things above. This is someone who desires to "do right" and g edurigdeur praying and praying for other people. This is someone who all things are spiritually discerned, not the way he sees himself, but how God sees it. In the book of Ephesians., ramphastidae Paul warned the church against persistent willful sins and draw their attention to what is important, viz. faith, love, unity, truth, piety, etc..
It's like EF. 6:10 summery of all: "... Finally ... be strong in the Lord ..." - V.10 TO TELL WHAT HE EXPECTED OF THEM, AND TO V.10, he told them how they will RIGHT to do what is expected of them. So then he instruct in their
ALTHOUGH MANY CHRISTIANS BELIEVE THAT THEY WILL NOT FIGHT IS NOT wrapped, ramphastidae each in a race. (2Tit. 4:7) (The possible misconception why many think they are not in a race is not, it may have originated with the statement "once a child of God, always a child of God"). Many Christians believe that they can never lose their salvation, and makes no attempt to godliness to rush and get even persistent willful sin,.
(1 Cor 9:24-27 - "Know ye not that they which run on the track, so all run, but one receives the prize? So run that ye may obtain. And everyone who competes as an athlete temperate in all things-they do it to obtain a perishable crown, but we an imperishable. then I run, not as uncertainly; ramphastidae hitting me with his fist, not as in the air strike. but I discipline my body and bring it into subjection, lest, when I have preached to others, I myself should become disqualified ".) Like CHRISTIAN ABS