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1 Peter 2:18 · BSB
2:18 Servants, submit yourselves to your masters with all respect, not only to those who are good and gentle, but even to those who are unreasonable.
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…spinning on somebody is an assault? That's how nasty it is to spit on somebody. I seen them spit on my Lord. And he did nothing. Call me over to1 Peter chapter 2, verse 18. He says, Servants, be subject to your masters with all fear, not only to the good and gentle, but also to the frog. For this is thankworthy of a…
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…You know think about people like that and then say, you know what? I want to produce this. I want this to be a quality that's true about me.1 Peter 2:18, he says, hey, I want you to submit to masters, not just to the people that are gentle, but even toward the harsh. And we can get our minds right…
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…you also have a master in heaven. Things like this were repeated in 1 Timothy chapter 6, verse 1 and 2, in Titus chapter 2, verse 9 and 10, and in1 Peter 2, verse 18. Paul makes the point here that you were bought with a price. That is the precious blood of Christ, verse 23. This points back to his statement in…
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…before we try to understand why that might be the case, let us first look at what Peter is actually saying in this passage from his letter. In1 Peter 2, verse 18, Peter is focusing on one particular relationship, that between household servants or domestic slaves in the Roman world, who he says should submit…
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…Amen? And we're together. So we give praise to God for that. We've been in Peter, and we're going to continue in Peter. We're going to be in1 Peter chapter 2, verse 18 to 21. And we thank God for the Word of God. Amen? We believe that the Word of God was God breathed, inspired by the Holy Spirit. So every time we open…
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…So, right off the bat, let's go to 1 Peter chapter 2 13-20. You can turn there if you want to, or you can just read it off the screen with me, but1 Peter chapter 2 verse 13- 20. All right. says this, "Be subject for the Lord's sake to every human institution, whether it be to the emperor as supreme or to governors sent by…
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So1 Peter 2, verse 18. This is a gracious thing in the sight of God. He himself bore our sins in his body on the tree, that we might die to sin and live to…
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…to the elder. In other words, if there's older men, they're to be looked up to and revered as being wise, and so they're to be subject to them. In1 Peter 2, verse 18, servants are to submit to their masters. And in 1 Peter 3, verse 22, angels, authorities, and powers have been made subject to Christ. They are in…
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…way we listen, the way we forgive, the way we lead. Now let's go back to chapter 2, 1 Peter. One more place, and I'll have to quit. The workplace.1 Peter 2, verse 18. Household slaves. Submit to your masters with all reverence, not only to the good and gentle ones, but also to the cruel. For it brings favor…
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…Lord. Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart as working for the Lord, not for human masters. Again, peter, also that was Paul. So Peter in1 Peter 2, verse 18, says this slaves, again speaking to slaves, in reverent fear of God, notice, in reverent fear of God, do what. Submit yourselves to your masters,…
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…that we obey those whom God has put in charge. Now such obedience is even required where the people in charge are unreasonable. We read that in1 Peter 2:18, although your boss may be unreasonable because he's the boss, you do what he says. He's the master. It's not a matter of obeying the law when we…
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…gentle, easily being treated, full of mercy and good fruits, without partiality, without hypocrisy. Gentle. There once again is mentionedfirst Peter 2:18, the last verse for this word for reference here, servants, be subject to your masters with all fear, not only to the good and gentle, but also the…
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…a guarantee for employment. Of course, slavery wasn't always as good as these situations. Peter will address the harmful, unjust situations in1 Peter chapter 2, verses 18 to 21, when he says, Servants, be subject to your masters with all respect, not only to the good and gentle, but also to the unjust. For this is a…
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…that I'd like for us to remember this morning are obedience and surrender. Obedience and surrender. Let's read 1 Peter, 2, verses 18 through 25.1 Peter, 2, verse 18, servants be subject to your masters, with all respect not only to the good and gentle but also to the unjust. For this is a gracious thing when,…
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…did not suffer well that bent immediately under pressure who caved under pressure this is a redeemed man writing this letter he says this 2 Peter1 Peter chapter 2 verses 18servants be subject to your masters with all respect not only to the good and gentle but also the unjust for this is a gracious thing when mindful…
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…it's connected to wives in the concept of submission and marriage, but it is not uniquely feminine. You see it commanded elsewhere. For example, in1 Peter chapter 2, verse 18, Peter commands slaves to be meek in how they relate to their masters. And then he says, even the unjust masters. Nor is it uniquely about…
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…Jesus, because he was obedient, suffered and cried with tears, yeah, that is something if you suffer from, that's a legitimate suffering. How about1 Peter 2, verse 14 to 18, where it talks about how he was insulted and when he was insulted he did not complain, he did not strike back, he suffered quietly. How about 2…
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…to those awful, soul-wrenching hours. When his best friend, his Lord, suffered. We're going to pick up the story or the words of Peter's letter in1 Peter 2, verse 18. It starts as an address to slaves. Peter writes, Slaves, In reverent fear of God, Submit yourselves to your masters. Not only to those who are…
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…in their context. Peter has, therefore, two points. Let's finally close by looking at our text and seeing what it has to say to us this morning.1 Peter 2, verse 18. Verse 18 through 20. The message is very clear. Submit to your masters even if you suffer unjustly for doing right. Peter says you're supposed to…
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…And that when we suffer like our Savior, Jesus, we can actually experience blessing and God can be glorified. So let's look at our passage. It's1 Peter 2, verses 18-25. Slaves, in reverent fear of God, submit yourselves to your masters, not only to those who are good and considerate, but also to those who are…
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