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Love must be Sincere
Paul began these specific exhortations with the key ingredient for success: Love must be sincere.
This is God’s love, which has been ministered to believers by the Holy Spirit (5:5) and must be ministered by them to others in the Holy Spirit’s power.
“Sincere” translates anypokritos (lit., “without hypocrisy”), also used of love (2 Cor.
6:6; 1 Peter 1:22), of faith (1 Tim.
1:5; 2 Tim.
1:5), and of wisdom (James 3:17).
Love must be sincere:
Hate what is evil; cling to what is good.
Turn from evil things and desires and cling - hold tight - grasp at what is good.
Be devoted to each other in brotherly (family) love.
Honor one another (take delight in this)
A Disciples Attitude:
10 Love each other with genuine affection, and take delight in honoring each other.
Don’t be lazy – work hard
Serve the Lord enthusiastically
devoted, suggests family affection
Rejoice in your hope (Jesus)
Be Patient in Trouble
Keep Praying
With brotherly love have family affection for one another, in honor giving place to one another” (cf.
Phil.
2:3, “consider others better than yourselves”).
Help those in need
Practice Hospitality
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