Devaluing Godly Devotion
When we aren’t rewarded for our religious efforts, we tend to think our devotion is in vain. Our obedience should not be used as a bargaining tactic to get what we want.
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Jeremy Johns

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Devaluing Godly Devotion
When we aren’t rewarded for our religious efforts, we tend to think our devotion is in vain. Our obedience should not be used as a bargaining tactic to get what we want.
Rebellious People (3:13-15)
God says you speak hard words against Him when you say:
- It is vain to serve God.
- What profit is there in serving God?
- Evildoers prosper and God lets them escape.
- The people thought it was vain to serve God because they did not understand and know God.
- God does not bless improper attitudes and wrong motives.
- God’s silence and longsuffering should not be taken as approval of evildoers; judgment is coming.
Faithful Remnant (3:16-18)
- The faithful remnant fears the Lord and esteems God’s name.
- The faithful remnant is God’s treasured possession and he spares them.
- God draws a distinction between the righteous and the wicked.
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