Silence and Judgment: A Biblical Explanation for Corinthians

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Standing far off from all whispering and evil speaking, being justified by our works and not our words. Yeah, so it goes with that, what you're talking about there as well. Another one I found kind of jarring in that is also his explanation of judgment itself. And again, his thing is trying to get the Corinthians to note, God is watching, guys. You can't just go living like you want and get away with this. And in Clement 28, he says, "All of us therefore must hasten to return to the blameless and holy way of life.

And let us turn aside from empty talkfulness and the wicked desires, and let us become obedient to his glorious and holy will. For we have, for we will have to face the judgment seat of Christ, and each one must give an account of himself." Join us in earnestly contending for the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints.