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June 23, 1991 am THE QUALITIES OF 'FAMILY' I Thessalonians 2 Introduction [Family advice from Paul?] Paul was tough.
He had to be to survive in his world.
He did nottolerate failure lightly.
He drove himself harder than anyone else.
But Paul was also tender.
Paul responded to the tenderness of Stephen the martyr, whenperhaps nothing else could have reached him, the radical persecutor ofthe Way.
After his remarkable conversion, he was taken under the personalcare of one of the kindest men in all the Bible, Barnabus, the son ofconsolation.
Barnabus didn't change Paul's gritty spunky aggressivenature entirely, but he did make an indelible mark.
Paul was not onlytough, Paul knew the value of being tender.
[The Holy Spirit (not just crusty St. Paul) inspired these words!:]
Here in I Thessalonians 2 are some "side comments" by Paul onthe way parents ideally relate to their children.
He tells the peoplein Thessalonica what he thinks of them, and how he has sought to treatthem.
Paul's comments are an outline of family characteristics wemight look at and cultivate.
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