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We’re going to *continue* on the book of *Ephesians*, so let’s just get right into it.
*   I.
**/EPH 4:26/*
       *A.
Can a person be angry and sin not*?
*YES and NO*.
          *1.
When you’re angry at God* *or* at *other people* then *it’s wrong and it’s sin*.
*a.
But* it’s *not wrong* to *be angry* *at* the *Devil* *and* *sin* *or* the *effects of sin*.
*2.
*There were *different times* that *Jesus got angry* *at what the Religious leaders* were *doing*.
*a.
Jesus loved* the *religious people*, but *hated religion*.
*i.
He loved* the *demon possessed man*, *but* *hated the demon* *and* the *Devil*.
*3.
*The *last ½* of (*V 26*) says, “*Let not the sun go down upon your wrath*.”
*a.
*The word “*Wrath*” *means more* than “*Anger*.”
You could say that it’s a *little more intense*, more *like* “*hostility*.”
*b.
*The *Bible says* “*Don’t let the sun go down upon your Wrath, Anger, or hostility*.”
*i.
Anger will eat you up*.
*They say that it will cause ulcers*, *heart problems*, *and* probably many *more problems*.
*You need to be at peace*.
*ii. *Even a *righteous anger can develop into more*, which will *cause* you to *enter into sin*.
*iii.
For instances*, you may have a *righteous against* the sin of *Abortion*, *but* you *hold on to that* without turning it over to the Lord, it will *turn into Wrath*, and you *might* try to *do something* *in your own* strength.
*B.
**/EPH 4:27/*
                 *1.
When you operate* *in* the area of *Wrath* *you’re giving the Devil an opportunity* to do things in your life that you don’t want.
*a.
*You’re *giving him an open door*, *a foothold*.
*C.
**/EPH 4:28/*
                 *1. *In this V we *see another* *commandment*, *steal no more*.
*a.
Our nature* *should have changed* now that we’re part of the *body of Christ*.
*2. *The *2nd* *½* of (*EPH 4:28*) says, “*But rather let him labour, working with his hands the thing which is good, that he may have to give to him that needeth*.”
*a.
*This is a *simple principle*, *But it’s how prosperity starts*.
*i.
Prosperity doesn’t come by steeling*, and it *doesn’t come by* *hoarding up* what we have.
*ii.
Prosperity comes* *by working*, *and* *as you work* *you can start giving* to God through *tithes*, *offerings*, and *alms*.
*iii.
Then God multiplies* it back to you.
*II.
**/EPH 4:29/*
          *A.
Usually*, when you see the word “*Communication*” it has a *different meaning* in the Greek.
*1.
Usually*, it will mean “*Life Style*,” *But* *this time* it is *correct*.
*a.
*What *Paul is saying* that “*Don’t let any corrupt **words** come out of your mouth*.”
*2.
He goes on* to say, “*Let no corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth, but that which is good to the use of edifying*.”
*a.
Corrupt communication* *is anything* *that come out of your mouth* *that is not edifying*.
*b.
*The word “*Corrupt*” *also means* “*Bad*.”
*i.
We are not to speak a bad word about anybody*.
*Not even in Joking*.
*You might know it’s joking*, *but someone else may not*.
*ii.
The Bible* even *says* that *joking in a bad sense is also wrong*.
*It’s going to hurt someone*.
*Someone may walk away from the Lord*, *because of something* that *you said*.
*c.
When* the Apostle *Paul says* that *we should not let any corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth* *he’s not just talking about swearing*.
`                   *i.
He’s talking about* *Gossip*, He’s talking about *Making fun of other people*, He’s talking about *saying things that can hurt someone else*, *Backbiting*.
*ii.
In the eyes of God* *that’s Corrupt Communication*.
*B.
He says* that *we should be speaking* “*That which is good to the use of edifying*, *that it may minister grace unto the hearers*.”
*1. *We should be *speaking word that* “*Edify*” or “*Build up*.”
                        *a.
Good words build up*, *but* *bad words tear down*.
*b.
We shouldn’t be feeding out spirit* *by listing* *to words that tear down*, *negative words*.
*2.
If we’re the 1* that is *speaking* out *negative things about other people*, *it’s because* *that’s what you’re thinking on*.
*a.
*Look at */2 COR 10:5/*
                               *i.
*We need to *bring* our *thought life into the obedience of the Word* of God.
                        *b.
*Turn to */PHIL 4:8/*
                               *i.
When referring to one another*, *Only speak out things* that are of *good report*.
*Only let words of Praise* *come out of your mouth*.
*ii.
Let me say it right out*, *Talking about someone behind their back is SIN*.
*iii.
Saying things to that person that is bad*, *things that can hurt them* *is SIN*, and *we need to deal with it so that we can stay Right with God*.
*C.
**/EPH 4:30/*
                 *1.
What is it that Grieves the HS*?
                        *a.
SIN*, *and* *Corrupt Communication is sin*.
*b.
Don’t Grieve the HS*, *Minister words of Grace*, *things that will edify*.
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