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A Little Demas in All of Us.
2 Timothy 4:10
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Why Demas has been given a bad name.
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He loved the world.
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/Those that know their Bible probably remember 1 john 2:15 as saying that if you love the world, the love of the Father is not in you./
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/Humph!
That does pose a problem.
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/Was Demas saved or not?/
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/ Did he cease to have the love of the Father in him?
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1) Two different Greek words for “World”.
a)) αιων = world in 2 Timothy 4:10
b)) κοσμος = world in 1 John 2:15
2) Demas loved the times or this age.
3) Those that are not saved or have not the love of the Father in 1 John, love the world system, which is synonymous with the sin of the world.
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He forsook Paul and the work of the ministry.
/Pastors love to preach against the Demases of the church, then one day they become a Demas themselves and give up on the people God has put them over./
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/ Be careful how you judge!/
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Why we are more like Demas than we think.
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We get caught up in the rat race.
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We are pulled by the affections of those and situations around us.
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We also forsake the ministry and those we are to work with.
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