Mentions You @ Power To Triumph || Whether Married Or Not, Use Your Time For Jesus || April 12, 2024

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Paul's Solutions For The Church At Corinth - Divided, Defiled, & Defamed. || 1 Cor. 7:34-36
• 1 Cor. 7:34 Paul does not make a discrimatory distinction between the unmarried and married woman. Regarding the unmarried woman he even gets more into detail about the opportunities to live for the Lord than what concerns the unmarried man. The care, concerning the matters of the Lord, can be expressed by being holy to the Lord both in body and spirit. She can focus herself on the Lord exclusively. A woman has the special opportunity to show through her body that she lives holy (that means: apart from the world and devoted to the Lord). Through the simplicity of her garment (1Ti_2:9) and through her long hair (1Co_11:15) she exposes a characteristic of her own through which she can distinguish herself from the women of the world.

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Paul's Solutions For The Church At Corinth - Divided, Defiled, & Defamed. || 1 Cor. 7:34-36
• 1 Cor. 7:35 Paul very well senses what reactions could arise after the previous comments. Therefore he adds that he says these things to the “benefit” of the Corinthians. He doesn’t want to make it difficult or put a restraint upon them. He doesn’t want to create false contradictions between marriage and being occupied with the matters of the Lord. What he wants is that they, and we, think about these things. He puts the state of being married and the state of being unmarried in the light of the Lord and the work for Him. In this way there is no inferiority in being unmarried, but it rather gives the possibility to spend all time and attention to the Lord and the service for Him.

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Paul's Solutions For The Church At Corinth - Divided, Defiled, & Defamed. || 1 Cor. 7:34-36
• 1 Cor. 7:36 What Paul says, here is quite clear. In practical terms it means that a person, who thinks that for him it is better to marry than to stay unmarried, is free to marry. You can actually conclude from the word “thinks” that this choice is made after having thought about it. That a person is completely free to make such a decision, you can conclude from the sentence “let him do what he wishes”. There is no need to feel guilty, for there is no mention of sin. It goes without saying that he who considers this matter seriously, will make it a matter of prayer. All his personal thoughts which will lead him to make a certain choice, will be in the presence of the Lord.

Personal Supplication
Father, grant all married couples and the unmarried, the divine enablement to cope well with kingdom and family responsibilities to the glory of Your name! 1 Cor 10:31
31 Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God.

Daily Covenant Favor Declaration
I decree in the name of Jesus, from this moment forward, I see myself the way God sees me. I am highly favoured of the Lord. I am crowned with glory and honour. I am the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus.
I am reigning as a king in life through the one man Jesus Christ

JESUS IS LORD!