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Sacred Sunday~I Corinthians Chapter 4/Fools For Christ

Sacred Sunday~I Corinthians Chapter 4/Fools For Christ

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Paul of Tarsus: Professional House Sitter The apostles are like house sitters taking care of God's place while he's temporarily out of town. Sure, you have to c

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Paul of Tarsus: Professional House Sitter The apostles are like
house sitters taking care of God's place while he's temporarily out
of town. Sure, you have to check the references for your house
sitter, but other than that, you're good. And Paul's
references—namely Jesus—are pretty ironclad. That's why the
Corinthians shouldn't judge his work against the work of others.
God has already vouched for him. It's not like Paul is never going
to face judgment—but that, friends, is up to God himself. In short:
don't do God's job for him, Corinthians. But then again, Paul tells
them, maybe it's cool for you guys to judge in God's place because
you're so amazing. Sarcasm alert! After all, the Corinthians are
the greatest, right? They're rich as kings! They have power and
wisdom and strength and everyone loves them! They're the best!
(Not.) And the poor apostles—like Paul—are just poor and weak and
hungry and thirsty and homeless and beaten and weary and… okay, we
get it Paul. Daddy Dearest Look, Paul says, sarcastic comments
aside, he's not trying to be a jerk. He doesn't want to embarrass
the Corinthians or make them feel bad. Um, okay… He's kind of
acting like their dad. Um, Paul, isn't that God's metaphor? Paul
watches over them along with Jesus like a father. So do as he says,
kids. Paul tells them that he's sending Timothy to Corinth so that
he can remind the little children of the church how they should be
acting. And if Paul doesn't hear a good report… well, then, he is
going to have to come down there, young church! And he might be
bringing his belt with him. Run, kids! Thanks to www.shmoop.com