Mi a jelentése a példabeszédeknek 10:17, Ő az élet útján van, amely megtartja az oktatást: de aki megtagadja a feddést, az téved? Mi történik az emberrel, who keeps instruction and what happens to a person, who refuses reproof?
Are there no laws in the Kingdom of God?
Ő az élet útján van, amely megtartja az oktatást: de aki megtagadja a feddést, az téved (Példabeszédek 10:17)
When a believer and follower of Jesus Christ wants to grow up in His image, instructions and corrections (fenyítés) are essential.
According to most Christians, you have been made free in Christ. Therefore keeping instructions and being corrected is not part of the New Covenant. When they hear the words instruction, javítás, fenyítés, or reproof, they immediately feel offended or discriminated, and they reject it. Many pious words are cited, mint:
"That’s so religious, we have been freed from religion!”, "Don’t be so legalistic, it’s all grace”, "Az Újszövetségben élünk, mi vagyunk not under the law már”, "You are not allowed to judge someone else”, “Consider the beam in your own eyes first, before you behold the mote in your brother’s eye”, "He that is without sin, cast the first stone”, "Mindannyian bűnösök vagyunk” And I can go on and on, with all these pious remarks (Olvassa el is: Mit jelent, he that is without sin cast the first stone?).
Laws are necessary to prevent chaos
Laws, szabályok, and regulations are very normal in this world. A country, kormány, család, iskola, üzleti, organization, sport, stb. all have rules and regulations. Without these rules and regulations (előírás), it would be one big mess. Rules and regulations are necessary to keep order, világosság, szerkezet, and unity and prevent chaos.
As long as someone keeps instructions and lives by the rules and regulations, minden rendben lesz. But as soon as someone trespasses these rules and regulations, akkor lesznek következményei. The person will be held accountable, for the mistake(s) (s)he has made.
The Law of the Spirit
The same thing applies to the spiritual realm and the Kingdom of God. Isten országában, there is one government and one law: a Lélek törvénye. The law of the Spirit existed before the creation of this world and before Adam. This law still exists.
The law of the Spirit of life has not changed and will never change.
The Church is the representative authority of the Kingdom of God on earth. Therefore the Church shall live after the law of the Spirit and keep the instructions of the Word of God.
The law of the flesh versus the law of the Spirit
When you make Jesus Christ your Saviour and Lord and become born again in Christ, you will be transferred to another Kingdom; Isten országa, ahol Jézus Krisztus uralkodik. A change of kingdom also means a change of law.
You have exchanged the law of the flesh (a bűn és a halál törvénye), for the law of the Spirit (the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus). This means that your life will change (Olvassa el is: Mi a törvény titka?).
You will no longer live according to what the world says and walk after the flesh, but you shall live according to what a szó says and walk after the Spirit.
You shall listen to Him and live after His commandments, His instructions, which apply in the Kingdom of God, whereby you shall walk according to the will of God and live in the will of God.
Valaki, who keeps instruction is in the way of life
When a person becomes born again in the spirit, the person becomes a member of the Body of Christ. When the person becomes a member of the Body of Christ, (s)he should be discipled.
The person should be taught in the instructions of the Kingdom of God, szóval azt (s)he can walk according to the instructions of the Word.
Through discipleship, the disciple will mature and grow up in the image of Christ.
During this process, (s)he will not only receive instruction, but also correction. But correction is not bad at all! Without instructions and corrections, a Christian will never mature and grow up in the image of Christ.
A child also needs to be instructed and corrected by the parents. That’s part of raising a child. A parent, who loves the child doesn’t want anything bad to happen to the child.
When a child keeps instruction, it shows that a child loves, engedelmeskedik, trusts, and relies on the words and advice of the parents (Olvassa el is: Az elveszett gyermek).
God wants to protect His children from evil
This also applies to Christians. God loves His children and wants to protect His children from evil. He doesn’t want something bad to happen to them. That’s why God gave us His instructions (parancsolat), to prevent us from being harmed.
When a believer receives instruction and correction, (s)he has two choices:
- The believer listens, elfogadja, keeps the correction, and applies it to his life
- The believer despises and rejects the correction, and will continue to do wrong
Az Ige azt mondja, hogy egy személy, who keeps instruction and receives correction, is in the way of life. The final destination of this way of life will be eternal life.
There are many exits on the path of life
But on the path of life, there are many exits. When a person despises and rejects the instruction, javítás, and warning, (s)he shall err. (S)he shall be led astray and enter the path of unrighteousness, which won’t lead to eternal life, but to eternal death.
That’s why a person, who despises instructions and corrections, will walk in pride and shall err in life.
Instruction and correction (korholás) szükségesek ahhoz, hogy az Egyház éber és ébren maradjon.
Sok csalás van körülöttünk, ami félrevezethet minket az élet útjáról. Sokszor „rejtve” vannak, és a hívők nem veszik észre, hogy lassan félrevezetik őket. Ezért vannak Krisztus Testének tagjai egymásért. Hogy ébren tartsák egymást, aktív, és élve.
Amikor utasítást adsz, javítás, és megdorgál valakit, ez nem azt jelenti, hogy már nem szerelmesen jársz. Ellenkezőleg, amikor utasítod és kijavítod és figyelmezteted a testvéredet, megmutatod neki, hogy szereted őt. Mert nem akarsz semmi rosszat, hogy megtörténjen vele (Olvassa el is: Mit jelent szeretni felebarátodat, mint önmagadat?).
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