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3. Lesson 14: We Withdraw From The Unfaithful
Why We...?
Lesson 14: We Withdraw From The Unfaithful

4. When A Member Becomes Unfaithful-
Church
Withdraws
We do not withdraw the first moment he sins
Only withdraw after it is evident that he is not repenting
Make several attempts to talk with the person
Communicate to person that we will withdraw fellowship (usually by letter) within a week or two
Statement made before the congregation
Other members do not socialize with that person

5. “Kicked them out of the church”
Common
Questions & Charges
Often
Made
“Kicked them out of the church”
“How could you mistreat people this way?”
“Shouldn’t you show love and concern?”
“Tell them can’t come to church / attend?”
“This is mean and hateful”
All such charges are based on
a misunderstanding of what withdrawing is

6. 1 Corinthians 5 2 Thessalonians 3
Two Main Passages
That
Discuss
With-drawing
1 Corinthians 5
2 Thessalonians 3

7. 1 Cor. 5 Two Main Passages The Situation: (vv. 1-2)
Fornicator – Not repenting
The church had done little
The Instruction: (vv. 3-13)
Put him away (vv. 3-4)
Purpose (vv. 5-8)
Keep no company (vv. 9-13)
1 Cor. 5
The Conclusion:
Ignoring unfaithful – wrong
Withdrawing is an
effort to save
It works (2 Cor. 2)

8. 2 Thess. 3 Two Main Passages The Situation: (vv. 7-13)
Thought 2nd Coming imminent
Some not working (vv. 7-12)
Some busybodies (vv )
2 Thess. 3
The Instruction: (vv. 6, 14-15)
Withdraw from disorderly (v. 6)
Note that person (v. 14)
Don’t company with (v. 14)
Not an enemy –
thus admonish (v15)
The Conclusion:
Command to withdraw
To bring them to shame – repent
This is not being an enemy

9. We Withdraw From The Unfaithful
Because The Authority Of Christ Says To

10. The Authority Of Christ
Because
The Authority Of Christ
Says To
Under the authority of Christ
Christ has all authority (Matt. 28:18-19)
Must abide by the authority of Christ (Col. 3:17)
Christ commands us to withdraw

11. The Authority Of Christ
Because
The Authority Of Christ
Says To
Under the authority of Christ
Specifically in the texts
1 Cor 5:4-5
In the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, when you are gathered together, along with my spirit, with the power of our Lord Jesus Christ, deliver such a one to Satan for the destruction of the flesh, that his spirit may be saved in the day of the Lord Jesus.
2 Thess 3:6
But we command you, brethren, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that you withdraw from every brother who walks disorderly and not according to the tradition which he received from us.

12. Do So To Obey Christ Because Under the authority of Christ
Says To
Under the authority of Christ
Specifically in the texts
Do So To Obey Christ
Whether Or Not
See Anything Else Accomplished!

13. We Withdraw From The Unfaithful
Because The Authority Of Christ Says To
To Bring The Unfaithful To Repentance

14. Unfaithful To Repentance
To Bring
Unfaithful To Repentance
Goal should always be to restore
Jas 5:19-20
Gal. 6:1
Should show love & concern (1 Cor. 5:2)

15. Unfaithful To Repentance
To Bring
Unfaithful To Repentance
Goal should always be to restore
Withdrawing is designed to produce repentance
1 Cor 5:5
deliver such a one to Satan for the destruction of the flesh, that his spirit may be saved in the day of the Lord Jesus.
2 Thess 3:14-15
And if anyone does not obey our word in this epistle, note that person and do not keep company with him, that he may be ashamed. Yet do not count him as an enemy, but admonish him as a brother.

16. Unfaithful To Repentance
To Bring
Unfaithful To Repentance
Goal should always be to restore
Withdrawing is designed to produce repentance
It Works (2 Cor. 2)
How it works:
Brings him to shame (2 Thess. 3:14)
Causes him to think about sin
Comes to realize – missing something (1 Cor. 5:9-13; 2 Thess. 3:14)
Continually admonished

17. We Withdraw From The Unfaithful
Because The Authority Of Christ Says To
To Bring The Unfaithful To Repentance
To Keep The Church Pure

18. God wants the church to be pure (Eph. 5:26)
To Keep The Church Pure
God wants the church to be pure (Eph. 5:26)
If sin is not corrected – corrupts the whole church
1 Cor 5:6-8
Your glorying is not good. Do you not know that a little leaven leavens the whole lump? Therefore purge out the old leaven, that you may be a new lump, since you truly are unleavened. For indeed Christ, our Passover, was sacrificed for us. Therefore let us keep the feast, not with old leaven, nor with the leaven of malice and wickedness, but with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth.

19. God Wants The Church To Be Pure (Eph. 5:26)
To Keep The Church Pure
God Wants The Church To Be Pure (Eph. 5:26)
If Sin Is Not Corrected – Corrupts The Whole Church
Withdrawing Takes Away The Unfaithful
1 Cor 5:7, 13
7 Therefore purge out the old leaven, that you may be a new lump, since you truly are unleavened. For indeed Christ, our Passover, was sacrificed for us
13 But those who are outside God judges. Therefore "put away from yourselves the evil person."

20. To Keep The Church Pure
God wants the church to be pure (Eph. 5:26)
If sin is not corrected – corrupts the whole church
Withdrawing takes away the unfaithful
It causes others to fear (Acts 5:11)

21. We Withdraw From The Unfaithful
Because The Authority Of Christ Says To
To Bring The Unfaithful To Repentance
To Keep The Church Pure

22. Hear John 12:48
Believe John 8:24
Repent Luke 13:3
Confess Matt. 10:32
Baptized Mark 16:16
Faithful Matt. 24:13

23. Lesson 15: We Don’t Have A Christmas Program
Why We...?
Lesson 15: We Don’t Have A Christmas Program

24. Many Churches Have Christmas Programs
Play or manger scene
Songs about the birth of Christ
Christmas trees & decorations
Party with fun & food

25. We Don’t Have A Christmas Program
Not Told When Jesus Was Born

26. Not Told When Jesus Was Born
Don’t know the year
Born between 7 BC and 4 BC
Problem was with calendar:

27. Why Christ Was Born 4 Years "Before Christ"
When Christ was born time was reckoned in the Roman Empire from the founding of the city of Rome. When Christianity became the universal religion over what had been the Roman world, a monk named Dionysius Exiguus, at the request of the Emperor Justinian, made a calendar, 526 AD, reckoning time from the Birth of Christ, to supersede the Roman calendar. Long after the Christian Calendar had replaced the Roman Calendar it was found that Dionysius had made a mistake in placing the birth of Christ in year 753 A U C. (From the founding of Rome.) It should have been 749 or a year or two earlier. So the reason we say that Christ was born 4 B C is merely because the maker of the Christian Calendar made a mistake of 4 or 5 years in coordinating it with the Roman Calendar which it replaced.
- Halleys Bible Handbook, 436

28. Not Told When Jesus Was Born
Don’t know the year
Don’t know the month or day
Bible doesn’t say
Most likely not December 25
Luke 2:8
Now there were in the same country shepherds living out in the fields, keeping watch over their flock by night.

29. The climate was mild, and, to keep their flocks from straying, they spent the night with them. It is also a fact that the Jews sent out their flocks into the mountainous and desert regions during the summer months, and took them up in the latter part of October or the first of November, when the cold weather commenced. While away in these deserts and mountainous regions, it was proper that there should be someone to attend them to keep them from straying, and from the ravages of wolves and other wild beasts. It is probable from this that our Savior was born before the 25th of December, or before what we call "Christmas." At that time it is cold, and especially in the high and mountainous regions about Bethlehem. But the exact time of his birth is unknown; there is no way to ascertain it. By different learned men it has been fixed at each month in the year. Nor is it of consequence to "know" the time; if it were, God would have preserved the record of it. Matters of moment are clearly revealed; those which "he" regards as of no importance are concealed Albert Barnes Comments on Luke 2:8

30. Not Told When Jesus Was Born
The exact date of Jesus' birth is unknown; the legendary date of December 25 cannot be traced back farther than the fourth century.
- (The Wycliffe Bible Commentary)

31. It was a custom among the Jews to send out their sheep to the deserts, about the Passover, and bring them home at the commencement of the first rain: during the time they were out, the shepherds watched them night and day. As the Passover occurred in the spring, and the first rain began early in the month of Marchesvan, which answers to part of our October and November, we find that the sheep were kept out in the open country during the whole of the summer. And as these shepherds had not yet brought home their flocks, it is a presumptive argument that October had not yet commenced, and that, consequently, our Lord was not born on the 25th of December, when no flocks were out in the fields; nor could he have been born later than September, as the flocks were still in the fields by night. On this very ground the nativity in December should be given up. The feeding of the flocks by night in the fields is a chronological fact, which casts considerable light upon this disputed point (Adam Clarke's Commentary)

32. Not Told When Jesus Was Born
The Cyclopedia Of Ecclesiastical Literature by McClintock and Strong, says "The observance of Christmas is not of divine appointment, nor is it of New Testament origin. The day of Christ's birth cannot be ascertained from the New Testament, or indeed, from any other source. The (church) fathers of the first three centuries do not speak of any special observance of the nativity (birth) of Christ .... The institution may be sufficiently explained by the circumstance that it was the taste of the age to multiply festivals .... at the same time the heathen winter holidays (Saturnalia, Juvenalia Brumalia) were undoubtedly transformed, and so to speak, sanctified by the establishment of the Christian cycle of holidays; and the heathen customs .... were brought over into Christian use" (Vol.2, p.276).

33. Not Told When Jesus Was Born
Yet Some Suggest That It Is Possible
But recent travelers tell us that in the end of December, after the rains, the flowers come again into bloom, and the flocks again issue forth. The nature of the seasons in Palestine could hardly have been unknown to those who fixed upon the present Christmas-period: the difficulty, therefore, is perhaps more imaginary than real.
- (Jamieson, Fausset, and Brown Commentary)
If so, just pure guess

34. Dates Suggested For The Birthday of Christ
Not Told When Jesus Was Born
Dates Suggested For The Birthday of Christ
January 6
March 25
May 20
January 10
December 25
Every month of year!

35. Not Told When Jesus Was Born
Don’t Know The Year
Don’t Know The Month Or Day
What We Do Know

36. What We Know About Birth of Christ
Not Told When Jesus Was Born
What We Know About Birth of Christ
Birth of Jesus (Mt. 1:25; Lk 2:1-7)
Visit of the Shepherds – same night (Lk 2:8-20)
Jesus circumcised 8th day (Lk. 2:21)
Jesus’ presentation 40 days after birth (Lk 2:22; Lev. 12:2-6)
Visit of wise men (Mt. 2:1-12)
Not told how many
Came to house – not manger (v. 11)
Journey to Egypt (Mt 2:13-15)
Male children killed (Mt 2:16-18)
Return to Nazareth (Lk. 2:39; Mt. 2:19-23)

37. Not Told When Jesus Was Born
Don’t Know The Year
Don’t Know The Month Or Day
What We Do Know
How Did Dec. 25 Become The Birth Of Christ?

38. Not Because of the Bible
Why
Was
December 25
Chosen?
Not Because of the Bible
No record in the Bible
“Christmas was not among the earliest festivals of the church” (Catholic Ency. Vol. 3, 724)
Origen (245) repudiated the idea of keeping the birthday of Christ as if he were a king or a Pharaoh (Ency. Brit. 1975, Vol. 5, 642)
Clement of Alex. (ca 200) mentioned several speculations on the date of Christ’s birth and condemned them as superstitious (ibid.)

39. Not Because of the Bible
Why
Was
December 25
Chosen?
Not Because of the Bible
Pagan Background
“The Christmas date, December 25, is first met with in the West in the 4th century (the eastern date was January 6), and was then possibly borrowed from a pagan festival.” (ISBE, 3:1628)
Roman Saturnalia – 7 day Pagan Festival (Dec ) honor of Saturn.
25th was day of worship of Sun-God Mathra
Celebration of victory of light over darkness

40. Why
Was
December 25
Chosen?
The Encyclopedia Britannica reports that "The traditional customs connected with Christmas have developed from several sources as a result of the coincidence of the celebration of the birth of Christ with the pagan agricultural and solar observations at midwinter. In the Roman world the Saturnalia (December 17) was a time of merrymaking and exchange of gifts. December 25 was also regarded as the birth date of the Iranian mystery god Mithra, the Sun of Righteousness."

41. Not Because of the Bible
Why
Was
December 25
Chosen?
Not Because of the Bible
Pagan Background
Catholic Background
Liberius, Bishop of Rome (Pope) changed the date
From January 6 (in 353) to December 25 (in 354).
Arrived at date saying conception was March 25.
Then added 9 months.

42. Why
Was
December 25
Chosen?
Grolier Interactive: “Despite the beliefs about Christ that the birth stories expressed, the church did not observe a festival for the celebration of the event until the 4th century. The date was chosen to counter the pagan festivities connected with the winter solstice; since 274, under the emperor Aurelian, Rome had celebrated the feast of the ‘Invincible Sun’ on December 25.”

43. Why
Was
December 25
Chosen?
Colliers Encyclopedia agrees. Quote: "After the triumph of Constantine, the church at Rome assigned December 25 as the date for the celebration of the feast, possibly about A.D. 320 or 353. By the end of the fourth century the whole Christian world was celebrating Christmas on that day, with the exception of the Eastern churches, where it was celebrated on January 6. The choice of December 25 was probably influenced by the fact that on this day the Romans celebrated the Mithraic feast of the Sun-god (natalis solis invicti), and that the Saturnalia also came at this time."

44. We Don’t Have A Christmas Program
Not Told When Jesus Was Born
Not Authorized To Observe His Birth

45. Not Authorized To Observe
His Birth
No Bible Authority
Observance of birth of Christ – religious act
Must have authority (Col. 3:17; 2 John 9)
There is no authority!
Forbidden to observe special days (Gal. 4:8-10)
Why do what not authorized and fail to do what is authorized?
Some only attend church at Christmas & Easter
Told to observe his death every week (Acts 20:7)

46. We Don’t Have A Christmas Program
Not Told When Jesus Was Born
Not Authorized To Observe His Birth
A Christmas Program Is Entertainment

47. Christmas Programs Are Entertain-ment Presented to Entertain
Plays
Songs
Etc.
Entertainment is not
work of Church
Not worship (John 4:24)
Not evangelism (1 Tim. 3:15)
Not edification (Eph. 4:16)
Not benevolence (1 Tim. 5:16)

48. We Don’t Have A Christmas Program
Not Told When Jesus Was Born
Not Authorized To Observe His Birth
A Christmas Program Is Entertainment

49. Lesson 16: We Believe Jesus Was Raised From The Dead
Why We...?
Lesson 16: We Believe Jesus Was Raised From The Dead

50. Is at the Heart & Core of All We Believe
Jesus Raised From The Dead
Is at the Heart & Core of All We Believe
If Jesus was raised from the dead:
God Is….
Jesus is Son of God
Word is True
“Hub” of Gospel

51. Jesus Raised From The Dead
Our Faith
Preaching
Witnessing
Hope for Dead
Our Hope
Christ’s Deity
Resurrection Of
Christ
Christ’s Work
Rem. of Sins
Jesus Raised From The Dead

52. We Believe Jesus Was Raised From The Dead
The Empty Tomb

53. The
Empty
Tomb
Fact That Tomb is Empty
Matthew 28:6
Luke 24:3
Admitted by all

54. The
Empty
Tomb
Fact That Tomb is Empty
How Did It Become Empty?
“Swoon Theory”
Stone 3 women couldn’t move (Mark 16:3)
Jesus in weak condition couldn’t:
Blood He had lost
Had not eaten in 3 days
Those at cross knew He was dead

55. The
Empty
Tomb
Fact That Tomb is Empty
How Did It Become Empty?
“Swoon Theory”
Disciples stole it
Was the charge (Matt. 28:13)
How could they without waking the guards?
If disciples had the body – wouldn’t make the claim

56. The
Empty
Tomb
Fact That Tomb is Empty
How Did It Become Empty?
“Swoon Theory”
Disciples stole it
Enemies stole it
If so, could have produced the dead body and destroyed “Christianity”
What motive would they have?
Proof for enemies would be to have the body still in grave!

57. The
Empty
Tomb
Fact That Tomb is Empty
How Did It Become Empty?
“Swoon Theory”
Disciples stole it
Enemies stole it
He Really was resurrected!
Was the conclusion of the angel (Matt. 28:7)
Fulfilled prophecy
(Psalm 16:10)

58. We Believe Jesus Was Raised From The Dead
The Empty Tomb
Transformation Of The Disciples

59. Trans-formation Of The Disciples
When Jesus Died – Disciples Were in Utter Despair
Hearts troubled (John 14:1-3)
Shortly after the resurrection, they are changed!
They were not expecting a resurrection (Luke 24:11)

60. Trans-formation Of The Disciples
When Jesus Died – Disciples Were in Utter Despair
Peter As An Example
Just prior to Christ’s death – denied the Lord (Matthew 26:69-75)
At tomb he wondered… (Luke 24:12)
Within few days – different man – Spoke with Boldness:
Acts 4:10 – proclaims resurrection
Acts 4:19-20 – cannot but speak
Acts 5:29 – ought to obey God rather than men
Nothing but the resurrection could have done that!

61. We Believe Jesus Was Raised From The Dead
The Empty Tomb
Transformation Of The Disciples
Changes In The Jews

62. Change In The Jews The Jews Wanted to Kill Jesus
“Crucify him” (Mark 15:13, 14)
Very ones at Pentecost (Acts 2:22-23)

63. Change In The Jews The Jews Wanted to Kill Jesus
What They Heard (Acts 2)
Preaching about resurrection of Christ (vv )
Peter showed – fulfills Psa. 16:10
Shows could not refer to David
Concluded that Jesus is both Lord and Christ (v. 36)

64. Change In The Jews The Jews Wanted to Kill Jesus
What They Heard (Acts 2)
They Changed!
Pricked in hearts (v. 37)
Asked what do to (v. 37)
Did what told – submitted to the authority of Christ (v. 38, 41)
They were convinced of a bodily resurrection of Christ!

65. We Believe Jesus Was Raised From The Dead
The Empty Tomb
Transformation Of The Disciples
Changes In The Jews
Witnesses

66. Testimony of the Evangelist
Witnesses
Criteria for Witnesses
Honesty
Ability
Number (agreement)
Simon Greenleaf
Testimony of the Evangelist
Practiced law
Professor at Harvard

67. Witnesses Criteria for Witnesses Witnesses Meet The Criteria Honest
Suffered for cause (would they if knew it was a lie?)
Tell of own faults:
Peter’s denial (Matt. 26:69-75)
Ambition (Matt. 20:20-28)
Failure to understand (Jn. 20:9)
Reasons for lying cannot be found:
Fear – testified in face of death!
Greed – had nothing to gain
Ambition – no power was gained

68. Witnesses Criteria for Witnesses Witnesses Meet The Criteria Honest
Competent (Ability)
Been with Christ since his baptism (Acts 1:21-22)
Matthew was a tax collector
Luke was a doctor
Peter, Andrew, James & John were business men
John noted details (Jno. 20:7)
Paul was highly educated

69. Witnesses Criteria for Witnesses Witnesses Meet The Criteria Honest
Competent (Ability)
Number (and agreement)
Reach point need no more witness (Luke 22:71)
All said the same thing
Over 500 claimed they saw him (1 Cor. 15:6)

70. We Believe Jesus Was Raised From The Dead
The Empty Tomb
Transformation Of The Disciples
Changes In The Jews
Witnesses
Appearances

71. Appearances
When Jesus Appeared After Resurrection – That Proved He Was Raised
Thomas would not believe until he saw the Lord (John 20:25)
When he saw the Lord (vv ):
Saw his hands and side
Concluded “My Lord and my God”

72. Appearances
When Jesus Appeared After Resurrection – That Proved He Was Raised
Appeared to Many

73. Appearances Appeared to Many Mary Magdalene (Jn. 20:14-18; Mk. 16:9)
And the other Mary (Mt. 28:9)
Simon –Cephas (Lk. 24:34; 1 Cor. 15:5)
Two on road to Emmaus (Lk. 24:13)
The eleven (Lk. 24:33-49; Mk. 16:14; Jn. 20:19-23)
Over 500 at once (1 Cor. 15:6)
James (1 Cor. 15:7)

74. Appearances Appeared to Many
All apostles –including Thomas (1 Cor. 15:7; Jn. 20:26-29)
Peter, Thomas, Nathanael, James, John, and others (Jn. 21:1-14)
Eleven giving great comm. (Mt. 28:16-20)
Eleven at Jerusalem (Lk. 24:44-49; Acts 1:3-8)
Eleven at mount of Olives (Lk. 24:50-53: Acts 1:9-11)
Paul (1 Cor. 15:8; Acts 9:1-9)

75. We Believe Jesus Was Raised From The Dead
The Empty Tomb
Transformation Of The Disciples
Changes In The Jews
Witnesses
Appearances
Conversion Of Saul

76. Conversion Of Saul Argument Presented by Lord George Lyttelton in 1747
Gilbert West – Resurrection of Christ
Lord Lyttelton – Conversion of Saul
Lyttelton: “The conversion was of itself a demonstration sufficient to prove Christianity to be a divine revelation”
British statesman George Lyttelton (1709–1773) and his friend English poet and translator Gilbert West (1703–1756) went to Oxford in the 1840s. Both convinced that Christianity was untrue, they agreed to each take a year to disprove, respectively, the Resurrection of Jesus [West], and the evidence from the conversion of the Apostle Paul [Lyttleton]. However, they were both ultimately converted by their efforts. West published Observations on the History and Evidence of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ soon after, and then Lyttleton in 1747 published (anonymously, at first) Observations on the Conversion and Apostleship of St. Paul, which became famous apologetic works.

77. Conversion Of Saul Argument Presented by Lord George Lyttelton in 1747
Lyttelton’s Four Propositions:
Paul was an imposter
Paul was a zealot – imagination
Paul was deceived (by others)
What he said about his conversion – really happened

78. Conversion Of Saul Argument Presented by Lord George Lyttelton in 1747
Lyttelton’s Four Propositions:
Paul was not an imposter
No motive for lying
Money
Reputation
Power
Placed his story on road to Damascus
Miracles he worked shows he as not a fraud (Acts 13, 14, 16)

79. Conversion Of Saul Argument Presented by Lord George Lyttelton in 1747
Lyttelton’s Four Propositions:
Paul was not an imposter
Paul was not a zealot
A zealot sees things he is looking for – Saul was not looking for res. Lord
Were other witnesses (Acts 22:9-12)
No marks of a zealot
Temper – wild an unreasonable
Ignorance – (cf. Acts 26:24)
Misguided zeal

80. Conversion Of Saul Only Conclusion: It Really Did Happen!
Argument Presented by Lord George Lyttelton in 1747
Lyttelton’s Four Propositions:
Paul was not an imposter
Paul was not a zealot
Paul was not deceived by others
Impossible to produce a light brighter than noon sun (Acts 22:6)
Could not cause the voice to be heard
Nor could they cause Saul to be blind for 3 days (and then return his sight)
Only Conclusion:
It Really Did Happen!

81. We Believe Jesus Was Raised From The Dead
The Empty Tomb
Transformation Of The Disciples
Changes In The Jews
Witnesses
Appearances
Conversion Of Saul

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