The Bible's position on slavery is complex. It is patiently conservative about external social structures and holily subversive of the kingdom of darkness in the hearts of men and in society. While our social situation is different, this passage still has much of great value to teach us. It reveals the character of the Lord Jesus Christ. I. The Rule for Servants (vv. 5-8). A. Obedience enjoined. B. With fear and trembling. C. With a sincere heart. D. With hope. II. The Rule for Masters (v. 9). A. Please Christ in your treatment of your servants. B. With respect and gentleness.
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Pastor D. Scott Meadows has been an elder at the Calvary Baptist Church (Reformed) of Exeter, New Hampshire, since 1991. Pastor Meadows holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering and a master's degree in Christian theology. He left his engineering career for pastoral...