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INTRODUCTION
It is a fact that Satan is attempting to rob this world of one of its most prized possession, "A Godly Mother."
We are seeing alarming numbers of abortions, desertions, abuse, and child neglect in our world.
This is the reason that I specified "Godly Mother."
Yet, because of the overwhelming number of mothers with, at least, some godly traits we still esteem the office of motherhood high.
There is a reason for the decline of godly mothers and it is coupled with the decline of spiritual pursuit.
Mom has an awesome responsibility placed upon her by an expectant society.
This expectation multiplies when Mom is in the church setting.
This brings us to the text that God has directed me to.
I want us to look at three elements of this passage, to:
INSTILLED VS. 5
Unfeigned faith
Unfeigned -
ἀνυπόκριτος anupókritos; gen.
anupokrítou, masc.–fem., neut.
anupókriton, adj.
from the priv.
a (1), without, and hupokrínomai (5271), to pretend, simulate.
Originally it meant inexperienced in the art of acting.
In the NT, it came to mean one without hypocrisy or pretense, unfeigned, genuine, real, true, sincere (Rom.
12:9; 2 Cor.
6:6; 1 Tim.
1:5; 2 Tim.
1:5; 1 Pet.
1:22; James 3:17).
ἀνυπόκριτος anupókritos; gen.
anupokrítou, masc.–fem., neut.
anupókriton, adj.
from the priv.
a (1), without, and hupokrínomai (5271), to pretend, simulate.
Originally it meant inexperienced in the art of acting.
In the NT, it came to mean one without hypocrisy or pretense, unfeigned, genuine, real, true, sincere (Rom.
12:9; 2 Cor.
6:6; 1 Tim.
1:5; 2 Tim.
1:5; 1 Pet.
1:22; James 3:17).
Zodhiates, S. (2000).
The complete word study dictionary: New Testament (electronic ed.).
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