Post by ResLight on Feb 26, 2021 11:46:26 GMT -5
Let your moderation be known unto all men. -- Philippians 4:5
THE Greek word here rendered "moderation" seems to carry with it the thought of reasonableness, and of not exacting our rights too rigorously. Mercy and leniency are certainly qualities required of all who would be members of the body of the Anointed. Faithfulness in the performance, as far as possible, of all that justice would require of us, and mercifulness in respect to all our requirements of justice from others should be our rule: so shall we be the children of our Father which is in heaven, for He is kind and merciful to the unthankful. -- Excerpt from "Rejoice in the Lord Alway" Z.'03-7R3128:2
See also:
Let Your Gentleness Be Known
Rejoice in the Lord Alway
The Admonitions of Peter
THE Greek word here rendered "moderation" seems to carry with it the thought of reasonableness, and of not exacting our rights too rigorously. Mercy and leniency are certainly qualities required of all who would be members of the body of the Anointed. Faithfulness in the performance, as far as possible, of all that justice would require of us, and mercifulness in respect to all our requirements of justice from others should be our rule: so shall we be the children of our Father which is in heaven, for He is kind and merciful to the unthankful. -- Excerpt from "Rejoice in the Lord Alway" Z.'03-7R3128:2
See also:
Let Your Gentleness Be Known
Rejoice in the Lord Alway
The Admonitions of Peter
