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Verse Romans 12:9. _LET LOVE BE WITHOUT DISSIMULATION._] Ἡ
αγαπη ανυποκριτος· Have no _hypocritical_ love; let
not your love wear a mask; make no empty professions. Love God and
your neighbour; and,...
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LET LOVE - The apostle proceeds to specify the duties of Christians in
general, that they might secure the beauty and order of the church.
The first which he specifies is love. This word here evidentl...
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III. EXHORTATIONS AND THE CONCLUSION.
Chapter s 12-16.
CHAPTER 12
_ 1. The Body as a Willing Sacrifice. (Romans 12:1 .)_
2. Service. (Romans 12:3 .)
3. The Daily Walk in Holiness. (Romans 12:9 .)...
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IN THE CHRISTIAN TEMPER, _modesty_ is the first desideratum.
Romans 12:3. I tell everyone that is among you not _to_ be high-minded
above a right mind, but to be of a mind to be sober-minded (Sp.). Th...
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THE TRUE WORSHIP AND THE ESSENTIAL CHANGE (Romans 12:1-2)...
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Your love must be completely sincere. Hate that which is evil and
cling to that which is good. Be affectionate to one another in
brotherly love. Give to each other priority in honour. Do not be
sluggi...
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LOVE. App-135.
WITHOUT DISSIMULATIONS. unfeigned. Greek. _anupokritos._ Occurances: 2
Corinthians 6:6; 1 Timothy 1:5; 2 Timothy 1:5. Jam 3:17....
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Christian practice: in further detail, with regard to personal and
social duty
9. _love_ Lit. THE LOVE; your love, Christian love.
_Abhor_, &c. Lit. ABHORRING THE EVIL, CLEAVING TO THE GOOD. Here
par...
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F. 12–15:13. THE POWER OF THE GOSPEL SEEN IN ITS EFFECT UPON BOTH
THE COMMON AND THE INDIVIDUAL LIFE OF CHRISTIANS.
In this section S. Paul deals with the consequences of the principles
he has worked...
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9. The classification of the following clauses is not systematic: some
refer to duties to Christians, some to non-Christians, some to both;
and the different references are intermixed (cf. τῇ θλίψει,...
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ΆΝΥΠΌΚΡΙΤΟΣ (G505) нелицемерный; здесь:
без лицемерия. Об использовании этого
префикса в _знач._ отр. _см._ Romans 1:20.
ΆΠΟΣΤΥΓΟΎΝΤΕΣ _praes. act. part. от_ ΆΠΟΣΤΥΓΈΩ
(G94) презирать, ненавидеть. Вы...
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DISCOURSE: 1908
CHRISTIAN DUTIES TO GOD AND MAN EXPLAINED
Romans 12:9. _Abhor that which is evil; cleave to that which is good.
Be kindly affectioned one to another with brotherly love; in honour
pre...
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_TEXT_
Romans 12:3-16. For I say, through the grace that was given me, to
every man that is among you, not to think of himself more highly than
he ought to think; but so to think as to think soberly,...
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Let love be without dissimulation. Abhor that which is evil; cleave
to that which is good. [LET] LOVE BE WITHOUT DISSIMULATION - `Let your
love be unfeigned' (as in ; ; and see ).
Abhor that which i...
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Conciliation-National
22 Nothing shows the blindness of Christendom more than their severe
denunciation of faithless Israel, yet they are following precisely the
same course and have not the slig...
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DISSIMULATION] RV 'hypocrisy....
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PARAPHRASE. '(1) God's redeeming love should be answered by the true
sacrifice and spiritual ritual service of a life of purity and
self-denial and work for God. (2) Do not follow the fashions and
cus...
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PAUL’S LETTER TO THE *ROMANS
ROMANS
_HILDA BRIGHT AND KEITH SIMONS_
CHAPTER 12
TRUE *WORSHIP 12:1-2
V1 *Brothers and *sisters, God has shown you his kindness. Therefore
I am appealing to you. Of...
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WITHOUT DISSIMULATION. — The same Greek word is translated
“unfeigned” in 2 Corinthians 6:6; 1 Timothy 1:5; 2 Timothy 1:5,
and “without hypocrisy” in...
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(9-21) Now follow to the end of the chapter a number of general
exhortations, not addressed to particular persons or classes, but to
the Church at large....
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CHAPTER 26
CHRISTIAN DUTY: DETAILS OF PERSONAL CONDUCT
Romans 12:8
ST. PAUL has set before us the life of surrender, of the "giving over"
of faculty to God, in one great preliminary aspect. The fair...
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ἡ ἀγάπη ἀνυπόκριτος : see 2 Corinthians 6:6; 1
Peter 1:22. Probably the following clauses
ἀποστυγοῦντες … κολλώμενοι κ. τ. λ. are
meant to explain this. Love is undissembled, it is the un-affected
Chr...
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As far as any single idea pervades the rest of the chapter it is that
of the first words in Romans 12:9 : ἡ ἀγάπη
ἀνυπόκριτος. The passage as a whole has a strong affinity
to 1 Corinthians 13, and alo...
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LIVING AS A CHRISTIAN
Romans 12:9
In this section the Apostle shows how the great principle of
consecration must affect the details of conduct. It is most necessary
to insist on these practical issue...
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The word "therefore" links all that is now to be said with everything
that has gone before. Because of the grace of God, the believer is
called to certain attitudes and actions. The very first of thes...
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(6) [Let] love be without dissimulation. Abhor that which is evil;
cleave to that which is good.
(6) Now he comes to the duties of the second table of the ten
commandments, which he derives from char...
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The apostle does not here prohibit that defence, by which a person,
either by word or action, preserves himself from injury. This he could
not condemn, since he had so often recourse to it himself, as...
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TWENTY-FIFTH PASSAGE (12:3-21). THE LIFE OF THE BELIEVER AS A MEMBER
OF THE CHURCH.
The notion of consecration is still the prevailing one in this
passage. This consecration is realized in life: 1st,...
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“ _Let love be without dissimulation. Abhor that which is evil,
cleave to that which is good. As to brotherly love, being full of
tenderness one toward another; as to honor, each making others to pass...
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The χαρίσματα, _gifts_, are different, as we have just seen.
But there is a gift which is at the root of all the rest, and which
ought to be common to all believers, that of all those who have no
othe...
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Having then gifts differing according to the grace that is given to
us, whether prophecy, let us prophesy according to the proportion of
faith; (7) Or ministry, let us wait on our ministering: or he t...
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The circumstances under which the epistle to the Romans was written
gave occasion to the most thorough and comprehensive unfolding, not of
the church, but of Christianity. No apostle had ever yet visi...
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9._Let love be, etc. _Proceeding now to speak of particular duties, he
fitly begins with love, which is the bond of perfection. And
respecting this he enjoins what is especially necessary, that all
di...
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The apostle resumes the thread of his instructions, by taking up as he
does in all his epistles the moral consequences of his doctrine. He
places the believer at the outset on the ground of God's merc...
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LET LOVE BE WITHOUT DISSIMULATION,.... The apostle having given out
suitable exhortations to the officers of this church, ministers and
deacons, proceeds to stir up to the exercise of grace, and the
d...
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_Let_ love be without dissimulation. Abhor that which is evil; cleave
to that which is good.
Ver. 9. _Abhor that which is evil_] Hate it as hell itself,
αποστυγουντες, so the word signifies; _Mihi ce...
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Having spoken of faith and its fruits, Romans 12:3, he comes now to
speak of love. _Let love be without dissimulation_ Not in pretence,
but in reality; not _in word and tongue only_, but in deed and i...
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The Christian's conduct in his personal relations:...
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LET LOVE BE WITHOUT DISSIMULATION. ABHOR THAT WHICH IS EVIL; CLEAVE TO
THAT WHICH IS GOOD....
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PRACTICAL RESPONSE IN BELIEVERS
Now Paul has completed his treatment of the subject of God's counsel
in reference to salvation - counsel accomplished by a hand of mercy.
What then is to be the proper...
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Love (agape) should be
Without dissimulation - hypocrisy, no pretense, not false love
Abhor evil - (pornos) bad, malicious, wicked, badness in quality or
character
Cleave to that which is good - be...
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LET LOVE BE WITHOUT HYPOCRISY. ABHOR THAT WHICH IS EVIL; CLEAVE TO
THAT WHICH IS GOOD.
'Let' -we have control over this.
'WITHOUT HYPOCRISY' -'Your love must be genuine' (Gspd) 1 Corinthians
13:1 te...
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9-16 The professed love of Christians to each other should be
sincere, free from deceit, and unmeaning and deceitful compliments.
Depending on Divine grace, they must detest and dread all evil, and
l...
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The former exhortations respect church officers in particular; those
that follow concern all Christians in general. He begins with _love, _
because that is a radical grace; other graces, and gracious...
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[In the last section we were told that spiritual and remarkable gifts
are to be exercised in humility. This section deals with the ordinary
and natural gifts, and is therefore addressed to the whole c...
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Clement of Alexandria The Instructor Book II
says Poetry. More nobly the apostle says, "Be haters of the evil;
cleave to the good."[126]
Clement of Alexandria Stromata Book II "Let your love be witho...
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Romans 12:9 love G26 (G5753) hypocrisy G505 Abhor G655 (G5723) evil
G4190 Cling G2853 (G5746) good...
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A CALL TO FULFIL THE LAW OF CHRIST AND OF THE SCRIPTURES. THE WORKING
OUT OF LOVE (12:9-21).
Having dealt with what was necessary for the edifying and upbuilding
of the body of Christ, Paul now turns...
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‘Let love be without hypocrisy. Abhor what is evil. Cleave to what
is good.'
As befits a depiction of the teaching of Jesus the list commences with
the requirement to love truly. We are called on to r...
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A CALL TO MAKE REAL IN THE CHURCH AND IN THE WORLD THE RIGHTEOUSNESS
WHICH THEY HAVE RECEIVED (12:1-15:33).
This section moves from the indicative to the imperative. Having
outlined the ways of God i...
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1). CHRISTIAN LIVING (12:1-13:14).
In this passage Paul calls on God's people so to present their bodies
as a living offering to God, through their having died with Christ and
risen with Him (Romans 6...
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Romans 12:9. LET YOUR LOVE (lit., ‘the love') BE. The imperative
form is to be supplied, there being no verb in the Greek. The
participles which follow are to be explained accordingly. This is
unusual...
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2. _Exhortation for all Christians_, _in their Personal Relations_,
_from Love of the Brethren to returning Good for Evil._
All the precepts of this section are based upon Christian love (Romans
12:9)...
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WITHOUT HYPOCRISY
(ανυποκριτος). Late double compound adjective for which see
2 Corinthians 6:6. Hypocritical or pretended love is no love at all as
Paul describes αγαπη in Romans 12:1.ABHOR
(αποσ...
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DISSIMULATION
Hypocrisy....
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Romans 12:1. _I beseech you therefore, brethren,_
Paul is a calm reasoner. He is a bold starer of truth, but here he
comes to pleading with us. I think that I see him lift the pen from
the paper and...
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CONTENTS: Christian life and service. Consecration to Christ.
CHARACTERS: God, Christ, Paul.
CONCLUSION: Since we have been justified through grace, by faith in
Christ, it is our first duty to surren...
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Romans 12:1. _I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of
God._ Under the form of entreaty he now tenderly exhorts them, in
return for all the glory of redeeming love, to present their bodies...
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LOVE MUST BE COMPLETELY SINCERE. Compare _1 Corinthians 13._ HATE WHAT
IS EVIL. A Christian cannot love evil and love God at the same time.
HOLD ON TO WHAT IS GOOD. We are to seize good and make ourse...
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_Let love be without dissimulation._
CHRISTIAN LEGISLATION
Here are laws for--
I. Social intercourse. It must be--
1. Honest.
2. Pure.
3. Kind.
II. Business must be--
1. Diligent.
2. Conducte...
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_CRITICAL NOTES_
Romans 12:5.—We are knit together in Christ, as the head in the
organic life.
Romans 12:6.—Prophesying is both foretelling and forthtelling. Hence
preaching and expounding make the p...
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EXPOSITION
VER. 1–CH. 14:23
III. HORTATORY. It is St. Paul's way to supplement his doctrinal
treatises with detailed practical directions as to the conduct that
should of necessity ensue on belief in...
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I beseech you therefore, brethren (Romans 12:1),
Because God has grafted you in, because you are partaking of the
fullness of that good tree. I beseech thee, because of these things,
that ye present...
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1 John 3:18; 1 Peter 1:22; 1 Peter 3:10; 1 Peter 3:11; 1 Peter 4:8;...
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Love [η α γ α π η]. The article has the force of your. See on
loveth, John 5:20.
Without dissimulation [α ν υ π ο κ ρ ι τ ο ς]. Rev.,
without hypocrisy. See on hypocrites, Matthew 23:13.
Abhor [α π ο...
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GOD'S CALL TO CONSECRATION
Romans 12:1
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
Permit me to enlarge upon the expression, "THEREFORE." Our chapter
opens thus: "I beseech you THEREFORE, brethren, by the mercies of
God....
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Having spoken of faith and its fruit, Romans 12:3, &c., he comes now
to love. Abhor that which is evil; cleave to that which is good —
Both inwardly and outwardly, whatever ill — will or danger may
fo...
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The foregoing exhortations respected church officers in particular;
these that now follow concern all Christians in general, and acquaint
them with their duties in common conversation. He begins with...