Salvation Intensive DP 201202 BEGINS TONIGHT

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Salvation Intensive (DP 201/202) BEGINS TONIGHT

• November 4, 11, 18, 25.
• Sunday evenings
• 600-730 PM
• Cost for the intensive is 5 for singles and 10
  for families, scholarships available. Child care
  and refreshments included. The theme for
  November 4 is Saved and Sure November 11 is
  Salvation for Sinners.

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PUT OFF ANGER WRATH

• Colossians 38

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• How many Greek verbs
• are there in Colossians?
• 236

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• How many of the 236 Greek Verbs are Imperative
  Verbs?
• 26

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• How many of the 26 Imperative Greek Verbs are
  Aorist Imperatives?
• 7

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Aorist Imperative

• Zero Tolerance

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Aorist Imperative

• Do It Yesterday

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Aorist Imperative

• Nip in the Bud

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Aorist Imperative

• Be continuously in a state of having done the
  command

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Mood (4) Tense (7) Voice (3)
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TENSE
VOICE

• ACTIVE VOICE The SUBJECT is doing the action of
  the verb - Bill built the house
• PASSIVE VOICE The SUBJECT receives the action
  of the verb - The house was built by Bill

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TENSE
VOICE

• MIDDLE VOICE The action starts with the SUBJECT
  and relates back to the SUBJECT - Bill built the
  house for himself Bill himself built the house.

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• What are the three Aorist Imperative Verbs in
  Colossians 3?

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AORIST - IMPERATIVE - ACTIVE

• Colossians 35 Therefore PUT TO DEATH your
  members which are on the earth fornication,
  uncleanness, passion, evil desire, and
  covetousness, which is idolatry.

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AORIST - IMPERATIVE - MIDDLE

• Colossians 38 But now you yourselves are to PUT
  OFF all these anger, wrath, malice, blasphemy,
  filthy language out of your mouth.

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AORIST - IMPERATIVE - MIDDLE

• Colossians 312 Therefore, as the elect of God,
  holy and beloved, PUT ON tender mercies,
  kindness, humility, meekness, longsuffering

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• NKJ 38
• But now you yourselves are to PUT OFF all these
• anger, WRATH,
• malice, BLASPHEMY,
• FILTHY LANGUAGE
• out of your mouth

• NET 38
• But now, PUT OFF all such things as
• anger, RAGE,
• malice, SLANDER,
• ABUSIVE
• LANGUAGE
• from your mouth

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• NKJ 38
• But now you yourselves are to PUT OFF all these
• anger, wrath, malice,
• BLASPHEMY,
• FILTHY LANGUAGE
• out of your mouth

• NAS 38
• But now you also, PUT them all ASIDE
• anger, wrath, malice,
• SLANDER,
• and ABUSIVE
• SPEECH from your
• mouth

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• NIV 38
• But now you MUST RID yourselves of all such
  things as these
• anger, RAGE,
• malice,
• SLANDER, and filthy
• language from your
• LIPS

• NKJ 38
• But now you yourselves are to PUT OFF all these
• anger, WRATH,
• malice,
• BLASPHEMY, filthy
• language out of your
• MOUTH

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NKJ Colossians 38
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PUT OFF 659 apotíthemi 8X

• apó away from
• títhemi to lay

• Used in the NT only in the middle voice
• To renounce, lay off or down, get rid of, take
  off, throw off, shake off, put away or aside

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PUT OFF 659 apotíthemi 8X

• NKJ Acts 758 and they CAST him OUT of the city
  and stoned him. And the witnesses laid down their
  clothes at the feet of a young man named Saul.
• CAST OUT
• VERB - AORIST - INDICATIVE - MIDDLE

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PUT OFF 659 apotíthemi 8X

• NKJ Romans 1312 The night is far spent, the day
  is at hand. Therefore let us CAST OFF the works
  of darkness, and let us PUT ON the armor of
  light.
• CAST OFF
• VERB - AORIST - SUBJUNCTIVE - MIDDLE

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PUT OFF 659 apotíthemi 8X

• NKJ Ephesians 422 that you PUT OFF, concerning
  your former conduct, the old man which grows
  corrupt according to the deceitful lusts
• PUT OFF
• VERB - AORIST - INDICATIVE - MIDDLE

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PUT OFF 659 apotíthemi 8X

• NKJ Hebrews 121  Therefore we also, since we
  are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses,
  let us LAY ASIDE every weight, and the sin which
  so easily ensnares us, and let us run with
  endurance the race that is set before us,
• LAY ASIDE
• PARTICIPLE - AORIST - MIDDLE

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PUT OFF 659 apotíthemi 8X

• NKJ James 121 Therefore LAY ASIDE all filthiness
  and overflow of wickedness, and receive with
  meekness the implanted word, which is able to
  save your souls.
• LAY ASIDE
• PARTICIPLE - AORIST - MIDDLE

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PUT OFF 659 apotíthemi 8X

• NKJ Hebrews 121  Therefore we also, since we
  are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses,
  let us LAY ASIDE every weight, and the sin which
  so easily ensnares us, and let us run with
  endurance the race that is set before us,
• LAY ASIDE
• PARTICIPLE - AORIST - MIDDLE

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Anger (orge)

• an abiding, settled, and habitual anger that
  includes in its scope the purpose of revenge
• Wuest
• a chronic attitude of smoldering hatred
• Walvoord

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Anger (orge)

• One load that is too heavy for anyone to carrya
  grudge
• A chip on the shoulder indicates there is wood a
  little higher up

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Anger (orge)

• Some Christians are like balloonsfull of wind
  and ready to blow up
• A believer at war with his brother cannot be at
  peace with his Father

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Wrath (thumos)

• the boiling agitation of the feelings, a sudden
  violent anger
• Wuest
• an acute outburst elsewhere rendered outbursts
  of anger, fits of rage, and rage
• Walvoord

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NKJ James 119-20

• So then, my beloved brethren, let every man be
  swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to WRATH for
  the WRATH of man does not produce the
  righteousness of God.

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NKJ Romans 1219

• Beloved, do not avenge yourselves, but rather
  give place to WRATH for it is written,
  "Vengeance is Mine, I will repay," says the Lord.

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• What a chain of evils does that man prepare for
  himself who is a slave to wrath! He is the
  murderer of his own soul yea to the letter he is
  so, for he lives in a continual torment. An
  inward fire devours him, and his body partakes of
  his sufferings.

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• Terror reigns around him every one dreads lest
  the most innocent, the most trifling occurrence,
  may give him a pretext for quarrel, or rouse him
  into fury.
• A passionate man is odious alike to God and man,
  and is insupportable even to himself.
• St. Ephraim

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• Give me, O Lord,
• a steadfast heart which no unworthy thought can
  drag downward
• an unconquered heart, which no tribulation can
  wear out
• an upright heart, which no unworthy purpose may
  tempt aside.
• Thomas Aquinas

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• As a child of God I do not have to live in a
  state of perpetual anger. I can be free from the
  crippling vice of anger, bitterness, resentments.
  Having died with Christ the power of anger no
  longer has to control my thoughts and emotions.
  Having been raised with Christ I now have the
  opportunity to turn away from anger and walk a
  new path.

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• In one word how would you describe the perfect
  disciple?

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DAVE