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Be Encouraged Excerpt Paul’s stated  purpose  was that  they  might  be encouraged in heart and united in love.  Confidence and strength of conviction as well as cohesive unity yield a full understanding of the truth. There is no full knowledge apart from moral commitment.  Complete understanding  ( syneseōs ,  “insight” ) results from complete yielding. And this understanding is Christocentric. This insight into God’s ways enables believers to  know  ( epignōsin ) Christ fully.  Christ,  as the true  mystery of God,  reveals God to man ( cf .  John 1:18 ;  Heb. 1:2-3 ). For in Him  are hidden  ( cf .  Col. 1:26 )  all the treasures of wisdom ( sophia ,  cf .  1:9 )  and  knowledge.  Knowledge is the apprehension of truth; wisdom is its application to life. Knowledge is prudent judgment and wisdom is prudent action. Both are found in Christ ( cf ....

Be Encouraged Excerpt Paul’s stated  purpose  was that  they  might  be encouraged in heart  and united in love. Confidence and strength of conviction as well as cohesive unity yield a full understanding of the truth. There is no full knowledge apart from moral commitment.  Complete understanding  ( syneseōs,  “insight” ) results from complete yielding. And this understanding is Christocentric. This insight into God’s ways enables believers to  know ( epignōsin ) Christ fully.  Christ,  as the true  mystery of God,  reveals God to man (cf.  John 1:18 ;  Heb. 1:2-3 ). For in Him  are hidden (cf.  Col. 1:26 )  all the treasures of wisdom ( sophia,  cf.  1:9 )  and  knowledge.  Knowledge is the apprehension of truth; wisdom is its application to life. Knowledge is prudent judgment and wisdom is prudent action. Both are found in Christ (cf.  Rom. 11:33 ;  ...

Be Encouraged Excerpt Paul’s stated purpose was that they might be encouraged in heart and united in love. Confidence and strength of conviction, as well as cohesive unity, yield a full understanding of the truth. There is no full knowledge apart from moral commitment. Complete understanding(syneseōs, “insight” ) results from complete yielding. And this understanding is Christocentric. This insight into God’s ways enables believers to know (epignōsin) Christ fully. Christ, as the true mystery of God, reveals God to man (cf. John 1:18 ; Heb. 1:2-3 ). For in Him are hidden (cf. Col. 1:26) all the treasures of wisdom (sophia, cf. 1:9 ) and knowledge. Knowledge is the apprehension of truth; wisdom is its application to life. Knowledge is prudent judgment and wisdom are both prudent action. Both are found in Christ ( cf . Rom. 11:33 ; 1 Cor. 12:8 ) whose wisdom is foolishness to the world ( 1 Cor. 1:21-25 ), but who is the power of God by which a believer receives “righteousness, holiness,...

Be Encouraged Excerpt Paul’s stated purpose was that they might be encouraged in heartand united in love. Confidence and strength of conviction as well as cohesive unity yield a full understanding of the truth. There is no full knowledge apart from moral commitment. Complete understanding(syneseōs, “insight” ) results from complete yielding. And this understanding is Christocentric. This insight into God’s ways enables believers to know (epignōsin) Christ fully. Christ, as the true mystery of God, reveals God to man (cf. John 1:18 ; Heb. 1:2-3 ). For in Him are hidden (cf. Col. 1:26 ) all the treasures of wisdom (sophia, cf. 1:9 ) andknowledge. Knowledge is the apprehension of truth; wisdom is its application to life. Knowledge is prudent judgment and wisdom is prudent action. Both are found in Christ (cf. Rom. 11:33 ; 1 Cor. 12:8 ) whose wisdom is foolishness to the world ( 1 Cor. 1:21-25 ), but who is the power of God by which a believer receives “righteousness, holiness, and red...

Be Encouraged Excerpt Paul’s stated purpose was that they might be encouraged in heart and united in love. Confidence and strength of conviction as well as cohesive unity yield a full understanding of the truth. There is no full knowledge apart from moral commitment. Complete understanding (syneseōs, “insight” ) results from complete yielding. And this understanding is Christocentric. This insight into God’s ways enables believers to know (epignōsin) Christ fully.Christ, as the true mystery of God, reveals God to man (cf. John 1:18 ; Heb. 1:2-3 ). For in Him are hidden (cf. Col. 1:26 ) all the treasures of wisdom(sophia, cf. 1:9 ) and knowledge. Knowledge is the apprehension of truth; wisdom is its application to life. Knowledge is prudent judgment and wisdom is prudent action. Both are found in Christ (cf. Rom. 11:33 ; 1 Cor. 12:8 ) whose wisdom is foolishness to the world ( 1 Cor. 1:21-25 ), but who is the power of God by which a believer receives “righteousness, holiness, and red...