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PHILEMON - JUDE

PHILEMON - JUDE. PHILEMON - JUDE. Hearts ~ KJV, bowels. PHILEMON - JUDE. Command ~ epitass ō – KJV, enjoin. Fitting ~ KJV, convenient. PHILEMON - JUDE. Unprofitable ~ achr ē stos. Profitable ~ euchr ē stos. PHILEMON - JUDE. Partner ~ koinonos. PHILEMON - JUDE.

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PHILEMON - JUDE

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  1. PHILEMON - JUDE

  2. PHILEMON - JUDE Hearts ~ KJV, bowels

  3. PHILEMON - JUDE Command ~ epitassō – KJV, enjoin Fitting ~ KJV, convenient

  4. PHILEMON - JUDE Unprofitable ~ achrēstos Profitable~euchrēstos

  5. PHILEMON - JUDE Partner ~ koinonos

  6. PHILEMON - JUDE Parable of the unforgiving servant • 10,000 talents • 1 talent was 6,000 denarii • A denarius was one day’s wage • 10,000 talents = 60,000,000 denarii • At $8.00 per hour = $3,840,000,000 • 100 denarii = $6,400

  7. PHILEMON - JUDE 3 Judes in New Testament: • Hebrew form: Judah (praise) • Hellenized form: Judas • “Is this not the carpen- • ter’s son? Is not His • mother called Mary? And • His brothers James, Joses, • Simon, and Judas?” • Judas Iscariot, Judas not Iscariot and Jesus' ½ brother Matthew 13.55

  8. PHILEMON - JUDE "Jude’s subject is the coming apostasy. He gives us the most vivid account that we have of the apostasy, and he presents it in a very dramatic manner. Jude hangs out a red lantern on the most dangerous curve along the highway the church of Christ is traveling. Jude describes in vivid terms and with awe–inspiring language the frightful conditions that were coming in the future. J. Vernon McGee, Intro to Jude

  9. PHILEMON - JUDE Contend ~ epagōnizomai – present tense

  10. PHILEMON - JUDE Ungodly ~ asebēs – destitute of reverential fear (awe) of God

  11. PHILEMON - JUDE 11 For the grace of God that brings salvation has appeared to all men, 12teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and godly in the present age, Titus 2.11-12

  12. PHILEMON - JUDE Way of Cain Fleshly outbursts Error of Balaam The “bottom line” Rebellion of Korah Refuses authority Gone, run, perished

  13. PHILEMON - JUDE Spots ~ lit. submerged reefs (as in NASB)

  14. PHILEMON - JUDE Stay always within the boundaries where God's love can reach and bless you The Living Bible

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