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BY THE AUTHOR
Dr. Clarence E. Mason, Jr.
Philadelphia College of Bible
1970
BELIEVERS AND PROFESSORS
The parables which Jesus spoke in Matthew 13 leave no doubt whatsoever in our
minds that in this church age there will be a strange admixture of the true and
the false among those who profess the name of Jesus Christ. Confusion of
interpretation will result if we do not recognize this line of demarcation.
Sometimes it is difficult to distinguish between the false and the true, and
other times it is very easy.
THE BELIEVERS ARE ENCOURAGED | THE FALSE ARE WARNED |
1 Pet. 1:5 | Lk. 11:43-44 |
Phil. 1:6 | Phil. 3:18-19 |
Jas. 5:7-8 | Jas. 2:14 |
Heb. 7:25 | 1 Jn. 2:4 |
THE BELIEVERS ARE REWARDED | THE PROFESSORS ARE CONDEMNED |
Mt. 25:19-23 Faithful servant |
Mt. 25:24-30 Unfaithful servant |
Lk. 12:42-44 Prepared servant |
Lk. 12:45-47 Unprepared servant |
Col. 3:24 Reward if ye serve the Lord Christ |
Mt. 7:22-23 Many will say, "Lord ... I never knew you." |
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