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Wisdom is a skill in living that begins with fearing God, then progresses to guarding your mind, choosing your companions, controlling your body, monitoring your words, pursuing your work, managing your money, and loving your neighbor. Very simple. But that’s it. And when you’ve done that, you’ve learned wisdom. It’s vital to be taught wisdom. For example, as a father, if I fail to teach my children to fear God, the devil will teach them to hate God. If I fail to teach my children to guard their mind, the devil will teach them to have an open mind. If I fail to teach my children to obey their parents, the devil will teach them to rebel and break his parents’ hearts. If I fail to teach my children to select their companions carefully, the devil will choose them for them. If I fail to teach my children to control their body, the devil will gladly teach them to give it completely over to their lusts. If I fail to teach my children to enjoy speech that is honorable to God, the devil will fill their mouths with filth. If I fail to teach my children to pursue their work, the devil will make them lazy. If I fail to teach them to manage their money, the devil will teach them to waste it on riotous living. If I fail to teach them to love their neighbor, the devil will gladly teach them to love only themselves. And the only reason I can pass any of this wisdom on to my children is because God has graciously made it all available in the Bible.
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The daily messages within every eBook are also very effective tools for parents who want to train their children to become wise in the skill of living. The family simply shares one, 2-minute message, every day. (The recommended time of day is just before the evening meal because it provides an opportunity for further discussion)
In the book of Hebrews, Paul does call the unbelieving Jews "brethren" in a racial sense, but never "beloved." Never beloved. This term speaks of the sweet bond of loving fellowship that only belongs between believers. Arthur Pink makes a good statement about this bond, and I think it's something we need to think of. He says this: "I cannot really love a brother with this full, rich love unless I have a well-grounded persuasion that he is a brother." And He's right, because this kind of love is the kind of love that's reserved for those in Christ. So, Paul says to them, "But, beloved"—then he says—"we are persuaded." This is terrific; that word means that at one time he wasn't so sure. But when he examined the case and got all the evidence in, he said, "I'm convinced. We are persuaded by the evidence." In other words, the literal meaning is, "I have considered the evidence and come to a settled conclusion." The word "convinced" carries a strong connotation, indicating a genuine conviction that stems from positive proof. "I've looked at your lives; I've examined the situation. I know you're for real. The evidence is in." What's the evidence? Faith, hope, love. They had them all. "You guys have the things that accompany salvation." I love that word, "salvation." The great New Testament word "salvation" and its derivatives are used approximately 50 times in the New Testament. It speaks of our deliverance from danger, from death, from hell, from Satan, from sin. It's the whole word for deliverance, freeing us from all that sin and Satan can do. Now, notice just this phrase, "things that accompany salvation." I want to just pull it together for a minute. In Hebrews 6:9, Paul says, "Beloved, we are convicted, because of proof, concerning better things of you and things that accompany salvation." Now, what are the things that accompany salvation? We could preach indefinitely on that topic. That's the whole series of epistles in the New Testament. That's Romans 5, isn't it? "Having been saved, now we stand in this grace," and away he goes and talks about all the things that are ours because we're in Christ. But relating it to this text, what are the things that accompany salvation? They are the things that are in contrast to all the previous characteristics of the unsaved. For example, accompanying salvation is not infancy, but maturity; not milk, but solid food; not inexperience in righteousness, but perfect righteousness—that accompanies salvation, the righteousness of Christ. Accompanying salvation is not just repentance from dead works, but repentance toward God unto life—not a negative, but a positive; not just faith in God, apart from Christ, but faith in Christ as God. Not external ceremonial religion, but internal regeneration and transformation. Not repeated identification with sacrifices, but one union with Jesus Christ. Not the simplistic truths of resurrection and judgment, but full revelation of our blessed hope. Not just being enlightened—verse 4—but being changed, made new creatures; not just tasting salvation, but feasting on it, taking it in completely; not just partaking of the Holy Spirit, but having the Holy Spirit indwell; not just getting a taste of God's good word, but drinking it in; not just seeing a miracle, but being one! These are the things that accompany salvation. Repent and believe! GTY.com (1614) - The Tragedy of Rejecting Full Revelation, Part 3
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Day: 1083
November 13, 2026
Things That Accompany Salvation
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My name is Mark Paul from Wauchula, Florida, and like the Apostle Peter said in 2 Peter 1:14, "I know that the laying aside of my earthly dwelling is imminent." Consequently, my goal is to leave a legacy that will continue to advance the kingdom of God long after I have departed. In other words, bear fruit for eternity. And by simply reading and sharing my free eBooks, you too become contributors to the advancement of His kingdom. Thank you for partaking in this endeavor, and I look forward to greeting you on heaven's shore.
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