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Lesson Notes: Walking in Holiness As Christians we all strive to walk in holiness. Following are ways in which we may walk in the way of the Lord. Scriptural Principles 1) Do not use violence or oppression – The prophet Ezekiel tells us in Ezekiel 45:9 that to be holy we are not to use violence or be oppressive toward others. 2) Be honest in business - God tells us in Exodus 20:15 thou salt not steal. In Ezekiel 45:10-12 the children of Israel were encouraged to be honest in their business dealings as a way to walk in holiness. 3) Make tithes and offerings to God – Paul tells us in 2 Corinthians 9:6-8 not to give grudgingly but according to the purpose of our hearts, and that those who give bountifully will receive bountifully. In Ezekiel 45:13-17 the prophet Ezekiel tells the children of Israel to lay aside first fruits us to make offerings to the Lord. 4) Remember the Sabbath Day and days of Holy obligation and keep them holy - In Exodus 20:8-11 we are told to remember the Sabbath Day and keep it Holy. In Ezekiel 45:18-25 and Ezekiel 46:3 the children of Israel are encouraged to honor God during the Sabbath and holy days. 5) Have compassion for people - In Matthew 22:39 Jesus said to Love thy neighbor as you love thyself. Also in Matthew 25:34-40 Jesus said whatever you have done for the least among you have done for me. In Ezekiel 46:18 the prophet Ezekiel encourages Israel not to take property from people in times of trouble. 6) Have a passion for Christ - In Matthew 22:37 Jesus said to love thy god with all thy mind, all thy soul and all thy heart. 7) Serve the Lord – In Joshua 24:15 during his admonishment of the people of Israel Joshua said, “As for me and my house we will serve the Lord.” In Ezekiel 48:35 Ezekiel told the nation of Israel that they were to name of the Holy City “The Lord is There”. .

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