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Mutual Obligation
The Christian ethic is an ethic of mutual obligation.
It is never an ethic on which all the duties are on one side.
As Paul saw it, husbands have as great an obligation as wives; parents have just as binding a duty as children; masters have their responsibilities as much as slaves.
The Christian ethic is one of mutual obligation, in which the rights and the obligations rest with every individual.
It is an ethic of mutual responsibility; and, therefore, it becomes an ethic where the thought of privilege and rights falls into the background and where the thought of duty and obligation takes priority.
The really new thing about the Christian ethic of personal relationships is that all relationships are in the Lord.
The whole of the Christian life is lived in Christ.
The thing which settles any relationship is that we are all servants of the one Master, Jesus Christ.
The new thing about personal relationships in Christianity is that Jesus Christ is introduced into them all.
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Of submission involving recognition of an ordered structure, w. dat. of the entity to whom/which appropriate respect is shown
• Submission is not … bowing and cowering.
• Submission is not … subservient or second class.
• Submission is not … inferior or self-effacing.
• Submission is not … degradation or humiliation.
• Submission is not … nonassertive or nonconfrontational.
• Submission is not … indecisive or indirect.
• Submission is not … flattery or manipulation.
• Submission is not … peace at any price.
Hunt, June.
Biblical Counseling Keys on Submission: Yielding from a Spirit of Strength.
Dallas, TX: Hope For The Heart, 2008.
Used with permission
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The Letters to Philippians, Colossians, and Thessalonians The Personal Relationships of Christians ()
The really new thing about the Christian ethic of personal relationships is that all relationships are in the Lord.
The whole of the Christian life is lived in Christ.
The Letters to Philippians, Colossians, and Thessalonians The Personal Relationships of Christians ()
The thing which settles any relationship is that we are all servants of the one Master, Jesus Christ.
The new thing about personal relationships in Christianity is that Jesus Christ is introduced into them all.
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