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Die Häupter dieser Stadt sprechen Recht und nehmen dafür Geschenke an, ihre Priester lehren gegen Bezahlung. Ihre Propheten wahrsagen für Geld und doch berufen sie sich auf den Herrn und sagen: Ist nicht der Herr in unserer Mitte? Kein Unheil kann über uns kommen. | |||
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*Ezechiel 34 Matthäus 23 Titus 1:10-11 Titus 1:16 Jeremia 5:30-31 | *[http://www.uibk.ac.at/theol/leseraum/bibel/ez34.html Ezechiel 34] | ||
*[http://www.uibk.ac.at/theol/leseraum/bibel/mt23.html Matthäus 23] *[http://www.uibk.ac.at/theol/leseraum/bibel/tit1.html#10 Titus 1:10-11] | |||
*http://www.uibk.ac.at/theol/leseraum/bibel/tit1.html#16 Titus 1:16] *[http://www.uibk.ac.at/theol/leseraum/bibel/jer5.html#30 Jeremia 5:30-31] | |||
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The former recognizes the need for being called as was Aaron, that he who does not work should not eat (2. Thess. 3:10), that he should be not burdensome, and not exceed his needs (Apg. 4:35), that he not compromise (1 Könige 22:14). | The former recognizes the need for being called as was Aaron, that he who does not work should not eat (2. Thess. 3:10), that he should be not burdensome, and not exceed his needs (Apg. 4:35), that he not compromise (1. Könige 22:14). | ||
The latter involves being self-appointed, puffed up (1. Cor. 4:7), catering to appearance (2. Kor. 5:12), having man's hearts in admiration because of advantage, supposing that gain is godliness (1. Tim. 6:5), lay heavy burdens on men's shoulders and will not move them with one of their fingers, make broad the phylacteries and enlarge the borders of their garments (Matth. 23), and preaching smooth things easy to hear (Jesaja. 30:10 and Titus 1:11), and in general, failing to meet the tests of a prophet. | The latter involves being self-appointed, puffed up (1. Cor. 4:7), catering to appearance (2. Kor. 5:12), having man's hearts in admiration because of advantage, supposing that gain is godliness (1. Tim. 6:5), lay heavy burdens on men's shoulders and will not move them with one of their fingers, make broad the phylacteries and enlarge the borders of their garments (Matth. 23), and preaching smooth things easy to hear (Jesaja. 30:10 and Titus 1:11), and in general, failing to meet the tests of a prophet. | ||
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Note: The early Christian text called the Didache included several other tests for prophets along these lines, implicitly witnessing to real dangers faced by the early communities by those who would exploit their generosity.
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