Understanding the Significance of the Tongue in Teaching and Judgement
Explore the impact of words on teaching, judgment, and relationships. Discover how the tongue can both condemn and commend, emphasizing the importance of choosing words wisely to avoid stumbling blocks and division.
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The Tongues Importance: The Tongue s Importance: It Can CONDEMN the Exalted Teacher ( v. 1 ; Matt. 23:5-8)
The Tongues Importance: The Tongue s Importance: It Can CONDEMN the Exalted Teacher ( v. 1 ; Matt. 23:5-8) Teaching is means to saving souls (I Tim. 4:16) Teaching can be stumbling block to others (Rev. 2:14) Teaching can be edifying or divisive (I Cor. 14:3-4, Rom. 16:17-18)
The Tongues Importance: The Tongue s Importance: It Can CONDEMN the Exalted Teacher ( v. 1 ; Matt. 23:5-8) Teaching is means to saving souls (I Tim. 4:16) Teaching can be stumbling block to others (Rev. 2:14) Teaching can be edifying or divisive (I Cor. 14:3-4, Rom. 16:17-18) Teacher heavier judgment affects others (Lk. 6:39-40, Matt. 12:36-37)
The Tongues Importance: The Tongue s Importance: It Can CONDEMN the Exalted Teacher ( v. 1 ; Matt. 23:5-8) Teaching is means to saving souls (I Tim. 4:16) Teaching can be stumbling block to others (Rev. 2:14) Teaching can be edifying or divisive (I Cor. 14:3-4, Rom. 16:17-18) Teacher heavier judgment affects others (Lk. 6:39-40, Matt. 12:36-37) It can COMMEND the Perfect Man (v. 2) We ALL stumble In MANY things (I Jn, 2:15-16, I Jn. 1:8) Stumble not in word we are a perfect man Complete!
Tongue: do not overlook little me I can condemn the Teacher! Tongue: do not easily forgotten me I can commend unto you the perfect man in Christ!
How Much Wood Is Kindled by how small a fire!
How Much Wood Is Kindled by how small a fire! Power for wide spread Destruction!
Tongue Can No Man Tame (v.8) Tongue Can No Man Tame (v.8) Animals tamed But (v. 7)
Tongue Can No Man Tame (v.8) Tongue Can No Man Tame (v.8) Animals tamed But (v. 7) Tongue: Restless Evil ! Tongue: Full of Deadly Poison!
Tongue Can No Man Tame (v.8) Tongue Can No Man Tame (v.8) Animals tamed But (v. 7) Tongue: Restless Evil ! Tongue: Full of Deadly Poison! Tongue s Destruction through: Gossip, Blasphemy, Slander Prov. 11:9 destroys neighbor Prov. 26:20 Contention between people Prov. 16:28 - Separate chief of friends I Cor. 4:13- Defame I Pet. 4:4 Speak evil of you
Control the Tongue Control the Tongue The Mind (v.9 (v.9- -12) 12) The Mind Knowing Things ought not to be: - Blessing God and Cursing Man (v. 9)
Control the Tongue Control the Tongue The Mind (v.9 (v.9- -12) 12) The Mind Knowing Things ought not to be: - Blessing God and Cursing Man (v. 9) Knowing Blessing and Cursing should not be coming from same opening (v. 10-11, Rom. 12:14, Titus 3:2)
Control the Tongue Control the Tongue The Mind (v.9 (v.9- -12) 12) The Mind Knowing Things ought not to be: - Blessing God and Cursing Man (v. 9) Knowing Blessing and Cursing should not be coming from same opening (v. 10-11, Rom. 12:14, Titus 3:2) Knowing words (fruit of tongue) reflect the character of our heart ( v. 11-12, Matt. 12:34-35) Can a fig tree yield olives? Can a vine yield figs? Can salt water yield sweet?
A FIRE Control It! Not TAMED Control It ! IMPORTANT: Don t FORGET It! Prov. 18:21
