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WHEN THE LIGHTS GO OUT – PLAY HARDER.
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In part 2 of my series on Colossians 3 I briefly discussed how covetousness lies beneath all of the other nine commandments. How if one does not covet, then he will not transgress the rest of the law. The command to not covet is a negative command. ”Do not covet.” So, what would be the positive assertion that would go along with this negative command? If we are going to put off coveting, then what would we put on in its place?
Paul provides an answer to this question in Romans 13:8-10. Here he shows us the one thing that we can do which will fulfill the law completely. Coveting lies beneath every transgression of the law, while this one action lies beneath every fulfillment of the law. Paul writes: Continue reading “COVETESSNESS AND LOVE, TWO SIDES OF THE SAME COIN?”
