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Pastor Ezra L. Thang - CAWIMAWI TLAK (Sermon) CAWIMAWI TLAK(Worthy of double honour)Pastor Ezra L. Thang’s Sermon # 27.Text: 1Timothy 5:17-25Thesis: Ruling well and labor in preaching elders be considere...

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TEMPTATION
Proverbs 30:1-9
A true Christian who does not learn God's teaching and lacks understanding is a fool. The Bible says, "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction" (Proverbs 1:7). The sermon text, Proverbs 30:1-7, discusses Agur's two petitions to God, asking not to be rich or poor. The question is whether being rich or poor is detrimental to a true Christian; absolutely not. What does this text then mean? "Agur," whether a real man or Solomon's mouthpiece allegorically, is a foolish man who does not learn wisdom, which means he does not fear God. Therefore, for a foolish Christian who has no fear of God, riches will make him proud before God, and poverty will also make him rob, and God's name will be destroyed. The central theme of Proverbs is wisdom, and wisdom is to be learned by God's children. For the fool, neither being rich nor poor is good, because the fool can not handle appropriately, because he has no fear of God.

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