The apostle Paul wrote our text to show how Christian workers and bosses should treat each other. Granted, it is addressed to slaves and masters, not to employees and employers. Slavery was an accepted institution in the Roman world, where it has been estimated that between one-third and one-half of the population were slaves. Critics of the Bible attack Paul because he did not condemn slavery directly. But if he had done so, it would have led to armed revolt and the Christian faith would have been stamped out as an anti-slavery movement.
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Carrying the power of God is key in all we do as a believer.
Power makes people doubt over christianity fade away.
As a matter of necessity it is important we always pray for power and be able to display the raw and unlimited power of God..
Without power salvation and resurrection of Christ will be shun upon.
The examples of men who displayed power as written in this messages build my faith more and more..
Thanks beloved for sharing this message with us.