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There is a sound that every dog owner knows.
wake you up from the deepest of sleeps.
They will eat it.
Proverbs
I am not a fool, but I have acted foolishly in the past.
Christmas tree, move the table, light fixture hangs over the dining room table.
Hit my head last Christmas repeatedly.
folly: fun word.
a state of being devoid of wisdom and understanding, with a focus on the evil behaviors which occur in this state.
Think of the heroin addict that holds a knife the the belly of a pregnant woman demanding the contents of her purse so he can get his next fix.
It is much more sinister than the word conjures up in our mind.
I love movies.
I also use references.
I like it when I use one and someone else gets it.
I also like it when other people use one and I get it.
Whooped em again didn’t we Josey.
Here is what is cool about movie references.
If you use is in the right contacts, you make a connection with the other person; and the complete emotion and meaning of the scene of the movie your are referencing can be conveyed with a short quote from the scene.
Jaws: Bigger Boat.
We will cook again this year for the Memorial Ride and If we plan for 150 and 300 people show up, I might look at Danny and saw, “We’re going to need a bigger boat.”
The New Testament writers constantly refer to the OT.
Many times it is to announce the fulfilment of scripture.
It is also done to show that God is the same yesterday, today and forever.
And then other times is to make that connections with the emotion and thought of the referenced passage with the current situation.
If you have a study bible, or bible software or application that shows the reference, run those down.
Look up the reference.
It will give you a better perspective and understanding of the passage you are reading.
Peter referenced the Proverb at the end of and this morning we are going to look at what led him to that reference.
Groundwork.
He said that and his fellow apostles were witnesses to Christ.
2 Peter 1:
Then he says in 19 we have the prophetic word (OT) made more sure.
Explain.
2 Peter 1:
Warning: Chapter two of false prophets
Eze 13:1-2
Peter says many will follow
Peter then pronounces judgement on them, but also a promise that God will rescue you from their mists.
I would love to paraphrase this.
Listen to Peter inspired by the Holy Spirit.
2 Peter 2:4-
Then Peter gives us a chilling description of a special judgement.
You’ve heard the phrase, There is a special place in hell for certain people.
well, in a way, there is.
2 Peter 2:10,12
Harsh judgement is to come to them.
These false prophets should be identified.
Meaning if you hear someone saying something that is a perversion of the Word of God, make sure, you know the truth and show them their error.
But don’t fear them.
don’t hate them.
Love them with the truth, and then if they won’t listen, pity them, because they are in bondage.
Look at verse 19.
2 peter 2:
Harriet Tubman: "I freed thousands.
I could've freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves."
Ignoring the truth
It gets worse
2 peter 2:
Lose your salvation.
Salvation is a process, not an event.
Free will to get off the train.
Don’t be that person.
Everyone that has ever sat here from the opening video to the closing prayer, has heard the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
They have heard the truth.
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