Do the Corinthians perhaps believe that sins of the body do not affect the soul and spirit of a supposedly First, Paul writes that unaddressed sin doesn’t just affect the particular sinner.

But notice here that James, like Paul in Romans 6 , puts you under a new law, which James here deems

Notice the language the catechism uses to summarize scripture: the bread and cup nourish and refreshes

You'll notice lots of people who aren't Christians who seem to be doing really good things; bad trees

Notice that they didn't just miss out on fulfilling the reason they were created for - to give praise

Notice that Pharoah's first objection isn't economic - it's not centered on how much productivity would

Second, notice the qualifiers in v28: This promise is only for those who are called by God and who love

Notice in this chapter how the bride of Christ - that is, the Church - is set against the harlot of Babylon

Notice the serpent’s strategy. He doesn’t force sin or even directly tempt.

Dig Deeper   It would be so poetically beautiful if immediately after Moses spoke those massively comforting