Day 335 (1 Corinthians 9-11)

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[@terriblue9792]

God has already given us every spiritual blessing that we need to resist temptation and flee from it. The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak. Help us dear God to tear down strongholds that don’t honor You. I thank you that YOU are the One Who will continue to sanctify me. Thank you for brand new mercies every morning. In Jesus name I pray🙏🏾

[@Not2daysatan]

Amen! 🙏🏼

[@barbquinn1941]

Amen!!

[@DonZimmerman52]

Yes, Lam 3:22-23 is the way to begin the day!

[@robertacoward2858]

Amen 🙏

[@catherinescourtis]

Amen!

[@Chrisp765]

Whatever you do, do it for the glory of the Lord.

[@mariatripp]

Amen!

[@user-oh8tc2yi9e]

Whatever I do I need to take into account how it will reflect on the Lord. If He is glorified then my actions are pure.

[@karenfroment7525]

Galatians 5:17-"For the desires of the flesh are against the Spirit, and the desires of the Spirit are against the flesh, for these are opposed to each other, to keep you from doing the things you want to do." I love that Tara-Leigh said, "temptation will come to everyone, but when it shows up so does the God-given power to resist it."

[@diorocksmetalon5993]

Amen!

[@DonZimmerman52]

1 Cor 10:13 assumes that following Christ includes being tempted; my temptation is not a sign of unfaithfulness, but of living in a world where “you will have troubles, but I have overcome the world” (Jn 16:33). God allows the temptation for me to continually rely on the power of His Spirit to overcome that temptation. God says that He shows His faithfulness in this. “Great is thy faithfulness”! (Lam 3:23)

[@catherinescourtis]

Yes!

[@PaulRohrbaugh]

I am single as well, enjoyed the video and Tara's comments on the passage today, ❤

[@Jesus.Coffee.Planning]

Happy first day of December Bible readers! It has been a God blessed hear reading along! Loved the recaps and glad to complete this plan this month! 🙋🏻‍♀️🙏🏼✝️

[@jeffandvikipendergrass]

1 Cor 9:24-25 ,... "Run in such a way as to get the prize...we do it to get a crown that will last forever." This stood out to me in relation to my health coaching business. 1 Cor 10:24, "No one should seek their own good but the good of others." I pray to be others-focused and not self-focused. 🙏🏽

[@mariatripp]

Amen 🙏

[@antoinettehereford8180]

We must live our lives in light of God being the head of everything. He has all power and authority. Everything belongs to Him. "The earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof" (1 Corinthians 10: 26, Psalm 34: 1). And, the Lord provides us with everything we need to obey Him, resisting temptation, and fleeing from idolatry. In ‭1 Corinthians‬ ‭10:13‬, it says, "No temptation has overtaken you that is not common to man. God is faithful, and he will not let you be tempted beyond your ability, but with the temptation he will also provide the way of escape, that you may be able to endure it." The Lord is certainly faithful. Praise His holy name!

[@diorocksmetalon5993]

Amen!

[@mariatripp]

🙏🙌🏻🙏

[@breakingfree3820]

I join you in this prayer, amen❤

[@chinitamadrina2150]

I never understood the head covering part until now, thank you so much for the explanation ☺️

[@lisaharris4878]

Best description I have heard regarding this scripture passage. Thank you Tara-Leigh!

[@linacarmelasardo8458]

God gives us strength ; He is our Way out; Amen ✝️✝️✝️

[@karenevans6035]

Paul teaches us how we should share the good news of Jesus, the gospel. He restricts his own rights in order to preach the gospel to more people and remove any stumbling blocks in their way. He denies himself freedoms in order to meet them where they are. Becoming all things to all people is not a pass to abuse God’s grace. Paul is restricting his freedoms. Not taking ungodly liberties with them. Living a life of discipline and purpose. All things are temporary, but the rewards of sharing the gospel are eternal. Idolatry can easily lead into sexual sin, grumbling and testing God. Idolatry of self kills many. An elevated view of self. We are all capable of these sins . We need to stay humble to guard against them. When temptation shows up in our life, it will always have a bonus gift of power from God. An ability to withstand that temptation. Men and women’s roles do not indicate value. They indicate assignment. We are all equally valued. Men and women are mutually dependent on each other and God. God can be trusted in all matters.

[@valeriewhite2576]

Good morning bible Family and Thanks TLC for a very detailed recap 🤗💯🙌🏾❤️ Have a blessed day in His Presence He is where the Joy is ❤️ Happy December 1st❤️

[@micpoll7]

Thank you for your excellent description and helping us in understanding just how 1 cor 11 fits in our current culture.

[@rickwarner516]

Thank you for sharing the joy.

[@DanielRaysings]

GOD BLESS YOU TLC

[@MissG2U]

How many times have I felt ashamed because my burden felt too heavy and the scripture has been misquoted to me. The grief of losing two husbands, while I was still very young, losing parents, when I was very young and losing my only son my only child was not temptation. The hertz that come from the world, and other people that have nothing to do with something of our actions is not temptation. I truly believe that God is there to help us through any temptation. I also believe that whenever the hurts, the grief, the pain, the troubles of this world overwhelm us, what sustain us is knowing that he is with us always, walking with us, loving us, and even crying with us.

[@KBlue728]

Amen!!

[@steveandgailpeachey6833]

Tara-Leigh’s commentary was so helpful 💙

[@diorocksmetalon5993]

Hey Bible Readers!

[@linacarmelasardo8458]

Thank You Father; ❤🙌🙌🙌

[@diorocksmetalon5993]

Amen TLC! Ankther great recaop! May God bless tou and your team! Thank you!

[@MarleneHen]

Very, very insightful.

[@driverdave1298]

9-11

[@saifty2007]

I still don't understand why the head coverings are not implimented in the church when Paul speaks to it directly and it makes no mention that there are exceptions. I feel like this is picking and choosing what should be followed when it was explained by Tara-Leigh. Any thoughts?

[@faithjolene244]

What helped me with this verse is the verse that comes after in 1 Corinthians 11:15, stating that a woman’s long hair is given her for a covering.

[@i.m.7777]

I used to wonder about this also but if I understand correctly, in today's recap, apparently the head coverings were equal to a wedding ring in the Corinthian specific culture at that time..

[@thatMimosaGrove]

I'm with ya! ... although I think the comment about wedding rings is a pretty good explanation. See my whole comment about this elsewhere.

[@maureenhuizinga5675]

They were, for almost 2000 years, until feminism made it a hill to die on in the church. That said, I think it is clear that this is an area that God does not intend for us to use as a bully club, a reason for division (as though we can't make up enough of those on our own), or as an element of our faith that is salvific. I cover, however my hair is rarely "hidden", and I certainly don't feel I am somehow more spiritual than my sisters in Christ who don't. And they respect that this is my conviction.

[@tiborkiss5051]

A fejfedés a teremtési rend, és a dicsőség kérdése. (1Kor 11, 1-16). A keresztény nők biblikus szerény, erkölcsös nőies öltözködése, és a fejüknek befedése azon gyülekezetek egyik meghatározó tanítása és megélése, amely gyülekezetek hívek maradtak e bibliai tanítás elfogadására és gyakorlására. "Magatokban ítéljétek meg: Illendő dolog-é asszonynak fedetlen fővel imádkozni az Istenhez?" (1Kor 11, 13). Pál ezen kijelentései, nem új keletű keresztény tanok, se nem helyi kulturális szokások, így nem a keresztényi szabadság témakörébe tartoznak, hanem Istennek a Biblián keresztül érthetően kijelentett akarata! Mivel Pál nem mondja azt, hogy ez csak a közös Istentiszteletek alkalmával elmondott imákra, és prófétálásra vonatkozna, ezért általánosan Isten dicsőséges jelenlétében imádkozó szívvel való időzésünk alkalmával mindenhol gyakoroljuk. (bizonyságtétel, dicséret, imádat, lelki beszélgetések, stb. (Jel 19, 10). (1Krón 25, 1).) „Akarom pedig, hogy tudjátok, hogy minden férfi feje a Krisztus, az asszonynak feje pedig a férfi, a Krisztus feje pedig az Isten.” (1Kor 11, 3). „Mert a férfinak nem kell befedni a fejét, mert Isten képmása és dicsősége, de az asszony a férfi dicsősége.” (1Kor 11, 7). „Ha pedig egy asszony visel hosszú hajat, dicsősége (dísze) néki, mivelhogy haját fátyol gyanánt kapta.” (1Kor 11, 15). - Krisztus feje az Isten. - A férfi feje Krisztus, - A nő feje a férfi. - A férfi Isten képe és dicsősége. - A férfi dicsősége a nő. - A nő dicsősége a maga haja. Az asszonynak és férfinak csakis a megfelelő egymáshoz, valamint Jézushoz és Istenhez való viszonyban szabad Isten színe elé állniuk! Az egésznek a lényege a fennhatóság illetve alárendeltség helyes sorrendjének a követése. A férfi nem fedheti be a (maga testi) fejét (Isten képét, és dicsőségét), amikor imádkozik vagy prófétál, mert azzal megszégyeníti (szellemi) Fejét (Krisztust). Ez olyan mintha megkerülve Krisztust, a bukott emberből kiindulva kívánná magát, mint az Isten dicsőségét tükrözni. Amikor a férfi fedett fővel imádkozik, azzal Jézust, a Felkentet becsteleníti meg, holott szellemi Fejünk dicsőségének megnyilvánulásában állhatunk csak Isten elé! Ha Jézus él bennünk, nem takarjuk el a dicsőségét azzal, hogy befedjük Isten dicsőségét és képmását. Mint láttuk, Isten képe és dicsősége a férfi, akit befed Jézus igazságossága. De mi a férfi dicsősége? „Az asszony a férfiú dicsősége.” (1Kor 11, 7). A nő a férfin keresztül részesül Jézus dicsőségében. Ez fontos, ugyanis az egész fejezet lényege az, hogy a mi dicsőségünk el legyen fedve, hogy Jézus dicsősége szabadon ragyoghasson! Miután láttuk, hogy mi Isten dicsősége, és mi a férfi dicsősége, így csak egy további kérdés vár feleletre: Mi a nőnek a dicsősége? A válasz: „Ha pedig egy asszony visel hosszú hajat, dicsősége (dísze) néki, …” (1Kor 11, 15). A hosszú női haj a nő dicsősége (mint ahogy a férfi dicsősége a nő) s a fejfedéskor azt is be kell fednie, hiszen a nőnek (nem csak a férjnél levőnek) el kell takarnia a maga dicsőségét is! Amikor a nő a maga dicsőségét (a haját) felfedi, akkor vagy a nő dicsősége (a haja), vagy pedig a férfi dicsősége (a nő) van jelen az ima közben, holott úgy a férfinak, mint a nőnek el kell fedniük a saját dicsőségüket az ima és prófétálás közben, ezzel hagyva Isten dicsőségét megnyilvánulni. Tehát az asszonynak két fő oknál fogva nem szabad felfedett fejjel imádkozni. Először is azért, mert azzal megbecsteleníti a maga fejét (azaz a férfit), azáltal, hogy semmibe veszi annak fennhatóságát Jézusban. Másodjára pedig a fedetlen fejjel mondott imával az asszony önmaga dicsőségét emeli ki (hajának feltárásával), nem a férfiét, aki Isten képe és dicsősége Jézuson keresztül. Az első esetben a férfi dicsőségét emeli ki (a nőt), a második esetben pedig saját magáét (a haja feltárásával) az imája közben. Ha az asszony fedetlen fejjel imádkozik vagy prófétál, az olyan, mintha kopaszra lenne nyírva. Miért? Mert ha úgy fedetlen fejjel, mint kopaszon imádkozik, azzal megkerüli, illetve megtagadja a férfi fennhatóságát illetve tekintélyét, s vele az Isteni rendet! Ezeket megértve, és elfogadva a teremtési rendben Istentől bölcsen meghatározott helyünket, férfiként, nem fedhetjük be a fejünket! Asszonyként pedig fedjük be engedelmesen a fejünket és hajunkat, mikor imádkozó szívvel Isten elé járulunk, és az Ő jelenlétében időzünk! "Hogyha valakinek tetszik ezek ellen versengeni, minékünk olyan szokásunk nincsen, sem az Istennek Gyülekezeteinek." (1Kor 11, 16). "Felele Jézus és monda néki: Ha valaki szeret engem, megtartja az én beszédemet: és az én Atyám szereti azt, és ahhoz megyünk, és benne lakozást veszünk. Aki nem szeret engem, nem tartja meg az én beszédeimet: és az a beszéd, amelyet hallotok, nem az enyém, hanem az Atyáé, aki küldött engem." (Jn 14, 23-24)."Aki ismeri az én parancsolataimat és megtartja azokat, az szeret engem; aki pedig engem szeret, azt szereti az én Atyám, én is szeretem azt, és kijelentem magamat annak." (Jn 14, 21).

[@blakebooie]

Is there a problem with the upload of the kneecap for today?

[@thatMimosaGrove]

🤔 So does anyone think that Paul's comment about how women should cover their hair when worshipping "because of the angels" is a reference to the angels that sinned in Genesis 6? I do, for one. There are Bible scholars who think this as well. Plus, if you add to this what ancient physicians believed about hair, it starts to make sense. According to Dr. Michael Heiser, "...[S]trange as it may sound to our modern ears, the medical knowledge with which Paul and his readers were familiar explicitly associated a woman’s hair with the conceiving of children. In fact, a woman’s hair was the female counterpart to the male testicles when it came to how women became pregnant..." (I won't go into the rational behind this, but it's very interesting! Anyway...) "The sexual nature of a woman’s natural head covering, her hair, makes covering the hair in church worship completely understandable. But Paul had an additional concern. He wrote: 'For man was not made from woman, but woman from man. Neither was man created for woman, but woman for man. That is why a wife ought to have a symbol of authority on her head, because of the angels' (1 Corinthians 11:8-10). "Paul wanted women to have their hair covered as a sign that they were sexually taken, that they belonged to a man, their husbands. Why? Because of the angels. Apparently, Paul was concerned that if women didn’t show this sign of sexual fidelity and 'ownership,' a woman could be at risk of sexual violation by angels. After all, it had happened before (Genesis 6:1-4). Paul didn’t want to see such a violation of cosmic order happen again." (~Michael Heiser in Reversing Hermon) Now, if you're anything like me, this raises a half dozen more questions! But that's the joy of studying the Bible - there's always something new to learn! And I'm thoroughly enjoying this chronological trip through Scripture with the Bible Recap! 😊👍

[@ShineBrightly_]

Thanks for sharing that, its definitely something to look into. In my culture women do cover their head to pray, some always wear hem bc they say they pray throughout the day.