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Reading: 1 Peter 3:13-17
Pray
The Rhetorical Question:
The Reasons for Righteous Suffering
God Blesses Righteous Sufferers
God Defends Righteous Sufferers
God Wills Righteous Suffering
The Practice of Righteous Suffering
Don’t Be Afraid or Distressed
Honor Christ
Ready - both in the sense of being physically and mentally prepared (having everything in working order in advance and having the attitude of one ready to act at any point)
Defense - literally an apology; the word indicates a false accusation is being rebutted
Gentleness - one of the fruits of the spirit, gentleness excludes the use of harshness by it’s nature
Respect - literally fear
The Only Way We Can Righteously Endure Suffering Is in Christ
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