god's correction in the bible
Is correction a form of the Lord's discipline?
Correction is a form of the Lord’s discipline. And Proverbs 12:1 says, “Whoever loves discipline loves knowledge, but he who hates reproof is stupid.” May the Lord help us to love knowledge today. Jon Bloom ( @Bloom_Jon) serves as teacher and cofounder of Desiring God.
Is correction a gift?
Correction is a gift, and not only for you. Your correction may also be someone else’s provision. Correction is a form of the Lord’s discipline. And Proverbs 12:1 says, “Whoever loves discipline loves knowledge, but he who hates reproof is stupid.” May the Lord help us to love knowledge today.
Why do we resist correction?
When God brings correction to us through the loving observation of someone else, it’s a gift, but not only for us. It’s often for many others as well. If we pridefully resist correction, we are likely plugging up a channel of grace to others. There’s more at stake in our humility than we realize.
Is all scripture a good Bible?
All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness,
The ContextLink
At this point in the story, Jethro, Moses’s father-in-law, had escorted Moses’s wife (his daughter) and two boys to rejoin the wild wilderness adventure and heard first hand all the amazing things that God had done for Israel through Moses. Jethro burst into praise and proclaimed God’s supremacy (verses 10–11). Then Jethro observed his son-in-law a
Corrector: Ask Clarifying Questionslink
When Moses finally took a break, Jethro asked him a clarifying question: “Why do you sit alone, and all the people stand around you from morning till evening?” (verse 14). Asking this question was wise and kind. Jethro didn’t jump to a conclusion based on his own perspective. He asked first. This gave Moses a chance to explain what he was doing and
Corrector: Be Graciously Franklink
Understanding this, Jethro said to Moses, “What you are doing is not good. You and the people with you will certainly wear yourselves out, for the thing is too heavy for you. You are not able to do it alone” (verses 17–18). Jethro was frank: “what you are doing is not good.” No beating around the bush. But Jethro was also gracious. Defective system
Corrector: Undergird, Don’T Underminelink
Notice that Jethro’s critique wasn’t ad hominem. He didn’t say, “Moses, you’re a lousy leader. It shouldn’t take an administrative genius to see that your system doesn’t scale. Do you think you’re qualified to lead two million people?” No. Jethro’s goal wasn’t to undermine Moses leadership but to undergird him. He observed a problem, sought to unde
Correctee: No Prideful Deflectionslink
Now note Moses’s remarkably humble response: “So Moses listened to the voice of his father-in-law and did all that he had said” (Exodus 18:24). Moses didn’t bristle defensively at Jethro. He didn’t brush him off as an outsider who didn’t understand the organization. He didn’t try to save face by lying that he’d been thinking about doing that very t
Correctee: in Correction Listen For God’s Directionlink
Even though Moses frequently received immediate verbal direction from God, he was not narrow in his understanding of how God speaks and directs. Since God ruled everything he could just as easily direct him through a father-in-law as from a cloud. If God used Jethro’s correction to direct Moses to greater effectiveness, how much more should we be h
Correctee: Correction Is A Gift, and Not only For Youlink
Jethro’s correction wasn’t just God’s provision for Moses, it was also God’s provision for the needs of thousands of people. When God brings correction to us through the loving observation of someone else, it’s a gift, but not only for us. It’s often for many others as well. If we pridefully resist correction, we are likely plugging up a channel of
SummaryLink
So to sum up the lessons from the Exodus 18Correction Clinic: When giving correction: 1. Ask clarifying questionsto gain a more accurate understanding. Don’t assume. 2. Be graciously frank.Don’t hint or over-qualify. Just say what you see with the humility that you might not be seeing perfectly. 3. Undergird, don’t undermine. Construct, don’t destr
Facing Issues
using the terms correction and discipline interchangeably. While God is not limited to a certain set of methods the Bible highlights a number of ways God |
THKC 1-3
Photocopied by permission from the National Center for Biblical Parenting God tells us that correction is valuable not just for. |
Quranic corrections of the Jewish Bible Meticulously and precisely
Commentary on Quran 2:67-73: A murder was committed among the Israelites in Moses' time. The method that God revealed to His prophet for identifying the killer |
Key Verse: All scripture is given by inspiration of God and is
In 2 Timothy 3:16-17 we read: "All scripture is given by inspiration of God and is profitable for doctrine |
Rebuking And Correcting.pdf
similar to how Jesus may rebuke and correct us (see Revelation 3:19) Such severe rebuking is similar to what God led the Old Testament prophets to do. |
The Discipline of Ananias and Sapphira (Acts 5:1-11): The
CRCC Bible Study August 10 |
Mutual Correction
Scripture Reading: Galatians 6:1-5. Meditation†. You cannot surrender to God a self you do not know. This was surely in the design of community that we |
“What It Really Means to Be Blessed!”
In the Bible there are three words that are translated as “blessing” or God's chastisement |
Some Notes on the Origin of the Tradition of the Eighteen tiqqûnê
The term tiqqune sdperim2 literally "corrections of scribes" |
Correctly Interpreting The Word of God
The Scope of Scripture Interpretation. “All Scripture is given by inspiration of God and is profitable for doctrine for reproof |
Receiving Gods Correction - GlobalReachorg
od is not limited to a certain set of methods, the Bible highlights a number of ways God corrects us |
THKC 1-3 - Biblical Parenting
learn that God uses even simple things like Balaam's donkey to correct his children Some people |
Embracing Gods Discipline Disciples accept correction and
orrected by the One source of God's correction is when we read the Bible and God speaks to us |
Discipline Verse in the Bible - Bel Air Church
ine Verse in the Bible About Your Training About God's Correction Matt 7 :14 Therefore |
Rebuking And Correcting - the Word Internet Bible College
mothy 4:2, Paul reveals it is God's will for church leaders to have a balance between three things: |
All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for
, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: That the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly |
The Bible, Gods Profitable Effective and Sufficient Word – 2
ipture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, for training in |
1 - The Bible Is Gods Word - Flint River Baptist Church
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