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Fit Together
1 Thessalonians 4:1
aresko- cause to feel happy and satisfied.
the root word of aresko means fit together.
So you could say
“Live a life that fits together with God.”
“For you know what instructions...”
1 Thessalonians 4:2-
Instructions for households
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Virtue/vice lists
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Theological
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What Truly Pleases God
Proclaiming the Gospel, not just in words, but in living as well
1 Thess
A life lived like this Fits together with God
1 Thessalonians 2:4-6
Specifics
1 Thess 4:
1 Thess 4:3-
God’s Will?
“…be transformed by the renewing of your mind.”
“…doing the will of God from the heart.”
“…that you may stand mature and fully assured in all the will of God.”
You don’t find the will of God, you live it.
HOW? Glad you asked
Sanctification
“being made holy or purified”
Why Sexual Immorality?
Pagan culture viewed sexual behavior differently than Jews and Christians.
It was acceptable to have mistresses, sex outside the covenant of marriage was common practice and permissive.
It seems Paul wanted to warn this new church to avoid this cultural land mine.
Why is this important?
We have the same struggle today.
Look at what Paul told the Corinthian church which was dealing with the same issue.
Control One’s Own Body
1 Thess 4:4
1 Cor 6:18
1 Cor 6:
Paul was refering to the Corinthian view of the body.
They had a saying/slogan
Slogan: Food for the stomach and the stomach for food.
v.13
The body is... meant... for the Lord... and the Lord for the body
The body is... meant... for the Lord... and the Lord for the body
Fit Together
A life lived set apart from this world “Fits Together” with God.
GIVE THEM JESUS
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