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StealingStealing

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• Generally think of robbery or burglaryGenerally think of robbery or burglary

• May be practiced – more commonlyMay be practiced – more commonly

• Treated very specific in the BibleTreated very specific in the Bible

• See: What it is, ways can be guiltySee: What it is, ways can be guilty

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StealingStealing

I.I. DefinedDefined

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DefinedDefined

Dictionary: “To take from another without Dictionary: “To take from another without right, authority or permission.”right, authority or permission.”

Not determined by degree:Not determined by degree: Whether $50 or $.50Whether $50 or $.50 Whether person / company miss item or notWhether person / company miss item or not Whether person / company afford lossWhether person / company afford loss

Small petty theft – leads to greater degreeSmall petty theft – leads to greater degree

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Called by Different TermsCalled by Different Terms

StealingStealing (Eph. 4:28) (Eph. 4:28)

TheftTheft (Matt. 27:38; Luke 10:30; 1 Pet. 4:15) (Matt. 27:38; Luke 10:30; 1 Pet. 4:15)

RobberyRobbery (Mal. 3:8; John 18:40) (Mal. 3:8; John 18:40)

ExtortionExtortion (Prov. 28:8; Ezek. 22:12; Matt. 23:25) (Prov. 28:8; Ezek. 22:12; Matt. 23:25)

PurloiningPurloining (Titus 2:10 KJV) (Titus 2:10 KJV)

Pilfering Pilfering (Titus 2:10 NKJV)(Titus 2:10 NKJV)

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StealingStealing

I.I. DefinedDefined

II. II. It Is A SinIt Is A Sin

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Sin

It I

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Sin

It I

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Sin

• It is forbiddenIt is forbidden Exo. 20:15Exo. 20:15 Eph. 4:28Eph. 4:28 1 Pet. 4:151 Pet. 4:15

• Will go to hellWill go to hell (1 Cor. 6:10)(1 Cor. 6:10)

• It Is CovetousnessIt Is Covetousness (Luke 12:15)(Luke 12:15)

• Violation of loveViolation of love Rom. 13:8-10Rom. 13:8-10 Matt. 7:12Matt. 7:12

• Violates legitimate means of Violates legitimate means of transfertransfer

Labor – Exchange – Love (gift)Labor – Exchange – Love (gift)

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StealingStealing

I.I. DefinedDefined

II. II. It Is A SinIt Is A Sin

III. III. Way We Can Be GuiltyWay We Can Be Guilty

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• Take something “small” – think Take something “small” – think doesn’t doesn’t mattermatter

Prov. 28:24Ezek. 22:12

Pilfer / Purloin (Tit. 2:10)“Misappropriation”Same word: Acts 5

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• Take something “small” – think Take something “small” – think doesn’t doesn’t mattermatter

• Take pay for work not doneTake pay for work not done

Eph. 6:5-8Eph. 6:5-8

Rom. 12:11Rom. 12:11

Col. 3:22-24Col. 3:22-24

Tit. 2:9-10Tit. 2:9-10

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• Take something “small” – think Take something “small” – think doesn’t doesn’t mattermatter

• Take pay for work not doneTake pay for work not done• Not paying billsNot paying bills

Credit CardsCharge

Don’t Pay It

Live BeyondMeans

2 Cor. 8:21

Rom. 12:17

Rom. 13:13

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• Take something “small” – think Take something “small” – think doesn’t doesn’t mattermatter

• Take pay for work not doneTake pay for work not done• Not paying billsNot paying bills• GambleGamble

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• Take something “small” – think Take something “small” – think doesn’t doesn’t mattermatter

• Take pay for work not doneTake pay for work not done• Not paying billsNot paying bills• GambleGamble• Not respecting copyright lawsNot respecting copyright laws

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• Take something “small” – think Take something “small” – think doesn’t doesn’t mattermatter

• Take pay for work not doneTake pay for work not done• Not paying billsNot paying bills• GambleGamble• Not respecting copyright lawsNot respecting copyright laws• Not pay others for work or Not pay others for work or serviceservice

Lev. 19:13Jas. 5:4

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• Take something “small” – think Take something “small” – think doesn’t doesn’t mattermatter

• Take pay for work not doneTake pay for work not done• Not paying billsNot paying bills• GambleGamble• Not respecting copyright lawsNot respecting copyright laws• Not pay others for work or Not pay others for work or serviceservice• Deliberately cheat or take Deliberately cheat or take advantageadvantage

Prov. 11:1

Prov. 20:10,14

Rom. 2:21

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• Take something “small” – think Take something “small” – think doesn’t doesn’t mattermatter

• Take pay for work not doneTake pay for work not done• Not paying billsNot paying bills• GambleGamble• Not respecting copyright lawsNot respecting copyright laws• Not pay others for work or Not pay others for work or serviceservice• Deliberately cheat or take Deliberately cheat or take advantageadvantage

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StealingStealing

I.I. DefinedDefined

II. II. It Is A SinIt Is A Sin

III. III. Way We Can Be GuiltyWay We Can Be Guilty

IV. IV. Why & The AnswerWhy & The Answer

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WhyWhy AnswerAnswer&&

Why

Not of Nec.Excitement

No Fear

Answer:

Not EducationChange Heart

Work

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StealingStealing

I.I. DefinedDefined

II. II. It Is A SinIt Is A Sin

III. III. Way We Can Be GuiltyWay We Can Be Guilty

IV. IV. Why & The AnswerWhy & The Answer

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