The text for Christmas day, Hebrews 1, and the letter to the Colossians, which provides the first text for Christmas season, display a strikingly similar Christology. At times, however, it is nearly impossible to determine which kind of issue one is dealing with. Our text for this Sunday contains the more positively expressed set of verses. 12 Put on therefore, as God’s elect, holy and beloved, a heart of compassion, kindness, lowliness, meekness, longsuffering; 13 forbearing one another, and forgiving each other, if any man have a complaint against any; even as the Lord forgave you, so also do ye: 14 and above all these things put on love, which is the bond of perfectness. 3 Oui, vous êtes passés par la mort, et votre vie est cachée avec le Christ en Dieu. To learn about Jesus’ childhood, we can turn to this text in Luke 2 or we can choose from the multiple apocryphal gospels replete with accounts of Jesus’ forming birds from clay and sending them flying into the sky or resuscitating childhood playmates. Check out these helpful resources Biblical Commentary Sermons Children’s Sermons Hymn Lists. This term carries the sense of being in charge of their hearts as a judge. They are no longer enemies, but those reconciled to God and made blameless before him (1:21–22). Précédent; Top Bible; Le verset du jour. —Comp. 4:3, 10, 12). The passage for this first Sunday after Christmas has the flavor of both theological and ethical concerns. The verses of our lesson begin with the word “therefore” in Greek–though this is often translated “then” and placed somehow as something other than the first word of the sentence. Home >> Bible Studies >> Colossians Series >> Colossians 3:11-17 These small group studies of Colossians contain outlines, cross-references, Bible study discussion questions, and applications. As ones God has chosen, set apart as holy and loved, they should make sure their behavior matches up with their identity; their outside should match their inside. Colossians 3:12–17 12 y Put on therefore, as l the elect of God, holy and m beloved, n o bowels of mercies, o kindness, p humbleness of mind, p meekness, p longsuffering; 13 p Forbearing one another, and o forgiving one another, if any man have a || quarrel against any: o … Section 6 Colossiens 3-4 . 3:12. Knowing who they are helps them to clothe themselves with behavior that fits. But how? To learn about Jesus’ childhood, we can turn to this text in Luke 2 or we can choose from the multiple apocryphal gospels replete with accounts of Jesus’ forming birds from clay and sending them flying into the sky or resuscitating childhood playmates. In him, it becomes clear from what they have escaped. by Theodore Epp 1. Just as they were forgiven by Christ for their previous way of life, they should be willing to forgive one another. Beginning in verse 12 Paul describes what spiritual clothing followers of Jesus must wear. While in this world, where there is so much corruption in our hearts, quarrels will sometimes arise. The passage asserts that God chose Christians to be a holy people. How does reading that you are “dearly loved” / “beloved” make you feel? To carry the songs and hymns and odes of the season on into the bleakness of winter and then on into even the dog days of summer takes a critical mass, a body, brought together by the spirit from a variety of backgrounds that can teach and admonish one another to live giving thanks to God always. En trois ans, ils composent plus de 150 chants dont la majorité sont basés, presque verbatim (mot à mot), sur divers textes de la Parole : Genèse 1, Josué 1.1-9, 1 Samuel 17, Néh 1.1-2.8, És 40, Matt 5.3-12, Jean 6, Rom 7.14-8.6, 2 Tim 2, Apo 3.14-21, etc. When the time came, and I was holding her hand through excruciation contractions, the best encouragement I could whisper was this: “Imagine what it will be like to hold your baby.” In verse 5 Paul gave a list of things to put to death. Love itself is neither a mere feeling nor an abstraction. Finally, in verse 17, the author tells the Colossians to do whatever they do — be it in word or in deed — in the name of the Lord, all the while giving thanks to God through him. Colossians 3:12-17. Hence, in Christ there are still rules to follow. THE PERFECT BOND (Colossians 3:14-17) 3:14-17 On top of all these things, clothe yourselves with love which is the perfect bond; and let the peace of God be the decider of all things within your hearts, for it is to that peace you were called, so that you might be united in one body. Colossiens 3.12-13 - « Ainsi donc, en tant qu’êtres choisis par Dieu, saints et bien-aimés, revêtez-vous de sentiments de compassion, de bonté, d’humilité, de douceur, de patience. Colossians 3:15. Colossiens 3:12-17 (Annotée Neuchâtel) -+ 12 Revêtez-vous donc, comme élus de Dieu, saints et bien-aimés, des entrailles de miséricorde, de bonté, d'humilité, de douceur, de patience ; 13 vous supportant les uns les autres, et vous pardonnant les uns aux autres : si l'un de vous a quelque sujet de plainte contre l'autre, comme le Seigneur vous a pardonné, vous aussi, faites de même. This free downloable Bible study guide looks at Paul's letter to the Colossians. The “therefore,” however, reaches back to the material in 3:1-4 and recognizes that whatever actions the Christians take are taken because of what God has done — that is, Christian life is the consequence of the gospel. 13 Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievance against someoneForgive as the Lord forgave you. Epitre de Saint Paul apôtre aux Colossiens Chapitre 3. Bruno Picard est le nouvel auteur d'Un Miracle Chaque Jour. Set your minds on things that are above, not on things that are on earth.” 3:16-17 There is a theological and structural parallel between Eph. They should be kind, humble, gentle, and patient, and give their fellow believers the benefit of the doubt by opting for forgiveness when a reason for complaint occurs. Il enseigne comment les saints doivent rendre le culte et donne ensuite des conseils aux femmes, aux maris, aux enfants, aux parents, aux serviteurs et aux maîtres. Colossiens 3:1-4:18 Paul exhorte les saints à s’attacher aux choses d’en haut, à abandonner les péchés de leur vie passée et à être miséricordieux les uns envers les autres. There are three things which follow as a consequence of our new life in Christ. Reread Colossians 3:12-14. Christmas is one time of year that most people tend to do a lot more singing, especially a lot more communal singing. When this story gets rooted in the life of the community — when this narrative determines their perspective and their behavior — they will be able to teach and even correct one another wisely. Similar to the first encouragement, this realization of this one should also result in thanksgiving to God. By Lois Parker Edstrom. The reconciliation of the members of this group, who come from a variety of backgrounds, is his goal. In other places in the letter (1:5, 25; 4:3), he indicates that this word is his way of referring to the good news, about God’s work in Christ. Living in a Christmas state of mind The description of the songs of this early community provides a connection to its place in the lectionary. That leads to the second avenue for “Christmas kind of living.” To celebrate the coming of God in one’s behavior all year long is a communal event. Colossians 3:1-17 is a recognizable section of the letter. Voir tous les plans de lecture → Plans de lecture en cours. In essence, all of Colossians celebrates the gift of God through Jesus Christ to the community of faith. 1 C’est avec le Christ que vous avez été réveillés de la mort. 3 En effet, vous avez connu la mort et votre vie est cachée avec Christ en Dieu. At first glance this text about Samuel’s early years seems not to provide many resources for preaching and teaching. Colossians 3:12-17 is an excellent source of instructions for Christian living. 12 Ainsi donc, comme des élus de Dieu, saints et bien-aimés, revêtez-vous d'entrailles de miséricorde, de bonté, d'humilité, de douceur, de patience. Forgive as the Lo... Read verse in New International Version As Christ lived, so the Christians are to live. 12 septembre 2013 - Colossiens 3,12-17. Lire ou écouter la Bible. It stands to reason that He authored provisions to help Christians reach that goal. Here, there are a pair of passages, one negatively focused (verses 5-11) and one positively oriented (verses 12-17). Supportez-vous Colossians 3:17 Parallel Verses [⇓ See commentary ⇓] Colossians 3:17, NIV: "And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him." The list of five virtues in verse 12 (“compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience”) are found elsewhere in the Pauline epistles to designate actions/characteristics of God or Christ. The Letter to the Colossians combines large segments of theological/doctrinal and practical/ethical materials. 12 Puisque vous avez été choisis par Dieu, que vous êtes ses fidèles et ses bien-aimés, revêtez votre cœur de tendresse et de bonté, d'humilité, de douceur, de patience. Read Colossians 3:1-17. 13 Supportez-vous les uns les autres et, si l'un de vous a une raison de se plaindre d’un autre, pardonnez-vous réciproquement. 14 And over all these virtues put on love, which binds them all together in perfect unity “Il n’y a là ni Grec ni Juif, ni circoncis ni incirconcis, ni barbare ni Scythe, ni esclave ni libre ; mais Christ est tout et en tous.” (Colossiens 3:11) Lecture : Col. 1.1 Rappel du début de la lettre. Thus we see education, exhortation, and worshipful expression. A resource for the whole church from Luther Seminary. (Colossians 3:13, NIV) "And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him." When you do everything in the name of Jesus, do it as thanksgiving to God. We learned in the last lesson the Bible often likens behavior to a garment, both bad and good. Supportez-vous les uns les autres, et, si l'un a sujet de se plaindre de l'autre, pardonnez-vous réciproquement. It carries the sense of authority and adjudication. H ere is a Bible study with a summary and discussion questions over Colossians chapter three.. Colossians 3: “If then you have been raised with Christ, seek the things that are above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God. As we are thankful for what Christ has achieved we are enabled and empowered to do these things Paul is calling us to. Colossiens 3 … 16 Que la parole de Christ habite parmi vous abondamment; instruisez-vous et exhortez-vous les uns les autres en toute sagesse, par des psaumes, par des hymnes, par des cantiques spirituels, chantant à Dieu dans vos coeurs sous l'inspiration de la grâce. Traduction du monde nouveau » est éditée par les Témoins de Jéhovah. (Colossians 3:17, NIV) References Positive Injunctions Verse 12 marks a shift from what they are not — enemies divided by their human identity — and what they should not do — practice idolatry and enmity — to who they are and how they should behave. Observe the extent of this saying, an extent of which it is impossible to divest it. Paul était on ne peut plus clair au début de sa lettre aux Colossiens quand il précisait le rôle du Christ et lui seul qui, par sa mort et sa résurrection, nous a obtenu le pardon de Dieu. As the community lives in Christ (putting on the godly virtues delineated in the text), the work of the Lord is manifest in the community in love. Because “the Lord has forgiven you.” Thus, that which the community experiences, the community is called to live out — and here, it is crucial to see that the “you”s of these verses are consistently in plural forms; that is, the author addresses the community, not merely the pious individual. In him, they learn how to think correctly by avoiding vain philosophy (2:8–9). It considers the unique work of Christ and the resulting Good News which inspires believers to a new way of life. Colossiens 3, 12-17 Ainsi donc, comme des élus de Dieu, saints et bien-aimés, revêtez-vous d'entrailles de miséricorde, de bonté, d'humilité, de douceur, de patience. Colossians 3: 12-17---- THIS passage commences with the word 'Therefore', and so we know that what Paul teaches in these verses follow as a direct consequence of the fact we have died with Christ, and risen to new life with him. Sermon Bible Commentary. 2 Le but de votre vie est en haut et non sur la terre. Strikingly, he asks the community to practice this difficult task through song. Colossians 3:12, NASB: "So, as those who have been chosen of God, holy and beloved, put on a heart of compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience;" Colossians 3:12, NLT : "Since God chose you to be the holy people he loves, you must clothe yourselves with tenderhearted mercy, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience." 1. Specifically, he intends for the peace of Christ to rule over their hearts. 3. The idea of being raised with Christ was introduced back in Colossians 2:12, where Paul used baptism to illustrate this spiritual reality.

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