Command 30: Go to Offenders
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“Moreover if thy brother shall trespass against thee, go and tell him his fault between thee and him alone: if he shall hear thee, thou hast gained thy brother” (Matthew 18:15).
Study Question
Since we are commanded to tell only an offender his fault, why did Paul tell Peter his fault in front of the entire group and also tell the whole church about the fault of Demas?
Character Quality
Justice is carrying out wise judgments based on the laws and character of God.
Bible Verses for Meditation
Additional Bible verses that support Christ’s command: Go to Offenders
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The 10 Questions
of a Courageous Conversation—by Chris Hogan
Resolve conflicts and strengthen relationships by learning how to have “courageous conversations.”
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