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Dr. Jordan Rogers continues preaching through The Book of Proverbs in this sermon from Proverbs 14:20, 21, 31, entitled, “The Sin of Partiality.”

In Proverbs 14:20, 21, 31, Solomon makes observation about the sin of partiality, speaking first to the motivation for it—the idea that someone’s worth is connected to what they can give you. Secondly, Solomon speaks to the violation, or sin of partiality. Thirdly, he makes a comment about the aggravation of partiality, notably saying that those who oppress the weak/poor insult God Himself, but that those who are compassionate and generous honor Him. From these three proverbs, we come to see that in recognition of the image of God in one another, we must show no partiality as we commit ourselves to honoring God by showing compassion to those who are weak.

The following is a sermon from Proverbs 14:20, 21, 31, and below you will find the video recording and a sermon outline to help you follow along as you watch. I hope this study tool helps you grow in your love for the Lord Jesus and in your obedience to Him.

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Sermon Title: “The Sin of Partiality”

Text: Proverbs 14:17, 29

Sermon Summary: In recognition of the image of God in one another, we must show no partiality as we commit ourselves to honoring God by showing compassion to those who are weak.

vs.20—The Observation

vs.21—The Violation

vs.31—The Aggravation

Observation #1: God is insulted by the one who takes advantage of the weak.

Observation #2: God is honored by the one who is compassionate to the weak.



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