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This document discusses the inconsistency and hypocrisy of judging others while overlooking the faults within ourselves. The main points are: 1) We resent those who do not identify with us and distance ourselves from the unenlightened. 2) God's forbearance is meant to lead us to repentance, not indifference. 3) We are saved by relationship with God, not rituals. Righteousness is measured by what is inside, not outward appearances. Determining revival requires looking at ministry and fruit, not just ceremonies.
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- 1. ETHICS WITHOUT EVANGELISM romans chapter 2 message four
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- 3. An Experiential Exegesis OfThe InconsistencyOF Our Hypocrisy 1. We resent people who refuse to be identified with us 2. We put as much distance as possible between us and others who are not as enlightened
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