1 Corinthians 1:10-13Dictionaries define an idol as "any object of ardent or excessive devotion or admiration." If we obey the dictates of a person, church, or some other group contrary to the direct commands of God, we are guilty of idolatry. The individual or group becomes the idol, replacing God. Martin G. Collins
Related Topics: Disharmony
| Disunity
| Division
| Doctrinal Accord
| Idolatry
| Second Commandment
| Speaking the Same Thing
| The Second Commandment
| Unity
| Unity in Christ
| Unity with God
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What the Bible says about Speaking the Same Thing
(From Forerunner Commentary)
This section reveals that speaking the same thing is a choice. We have to choose for the sake of unity. It is not an option for those who consider themselves to be converted; it is commanded. There is no option. We have to choose to follow Christ. John W. Ritenbaugh
1 Corinthians 1:10
Unity (Part 2): God's Pattern of Leadership
Related Topics: Choices
| Following Christ's Example
| Following God's Lead
| God's Pattern of Leadership
| Speaking the Same Thing
| Unity
| Unity in Christ
| Unity with God
| Unity, Godly
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