1 Corinthians 9 - Revision history

Wakefien: /* Paul’s apostolic right (1-14) */

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‎Paul’s apostolic right (1-14)

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‎Paul’s Apostolic restraint (15-18)

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‎Paul’s apostolic right (1-14)

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‎Objectives

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‎Objectives

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 ***Do only Paul and Barnabas not have the power to forbear in working?
 ***Who goeth to war without his own charges?
-***Who plans and eats not?
+***Who plants and eats not?
 ***Who feeds the flock and does not get the milk?
 ***Does not the law say the same?

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 **Paul chose to reject their support so that he would not appear to be peddling the gospel.
-There is an interesting point here.  In Greek culture there was a strong notion of owing favors.  As. result people would regularly get support from someone but then be in their debt.  Paul, it seems, wanted to make sure that he was free to preach the Gospel of Christ and not the gospel of a benefactor.
+There is an interesting point here.  In Greek culture there was a strong notion of owing favors.  As result people would regularly get support from someone but then be in their debt.  Paul, it seems, wanted to make sure that he was free to preach the Gospel of Christ and not the gospel of a benefactor.
 *How was Paul essentially ''forced'' to preach the gospel as described in verse 16?
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 *What reward does Paul speak of in verse 18?
 **Paul was able to offer the gospel free of charge.
 ====Paul’s apostolic freedom (19-23)====
 The priority is the gospel.

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 ***Who goeth to war without his own charges?
 ***Who plans and eats not?
-***Who feeders the flock and does not get the milk?
+***Who feeds the flock and does not get the milk?
 ***Does not the law say the same?
 ***Does the principle of the law not apply here?

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 *Students will ask themselves how they can better support those who are leaders in the church.
 *Students will recognize that their highest debt is to Christ, and as a result, they have no choice but to serve Christ first.
 ==Opening==

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 *Students will determine that sacrifice for the cause of Christ is a reasonable thing to do.
 *Students will ask themselves how they can better support those who are leaders in the church.
 ==Opening==

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 *What reason does Paul give for his decision to work independently of Corinthian support?
 **Paul chose to reject their support so that he would not appear to be peddling the gospel.
 *How was Paul essentially ''forced'' to preach the gospel as described in verse 16?
 **Paul's encounter with Christ in Acts 22:6-10 was a very strong and profound call to service.

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 ==Opening==
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 ==Main Body==
 ===Christian Sacrifice===
-Paul present an example of the personal sacrifice called for by Christian living 9:1-27
+Paul presents an example of the personal sacrifice called for by Christian living 9:1-27
 ====Paul’s apostolic right (1-14)====

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	*What are you holding onto that you need to be willing to give up?		*What are you holding onto that you need to be willing to give up?
	*What do we as a church need to do in order to help our pastor be successful in ministry?		*What do we as a church need to do in order to help our pastor be successful in ministry?
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	*What are you holding onto that you need to be willing to give up?		*What are you holding onto that you need to be willing to give up?
	*What do we as a church need to do in order to help our pastor be successful in ministry?		*What do we as a church need to do in order to help our pastor be successful in ministry?
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