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se movam quando estamos aprendendo a perspectiva de Deus, se continuarmos olhando, veremos que Sua vontade e boa, agradavel e perfeita. O caminho correto esta alem do caminho que "parecer reto". Em nosso exemplo, se progredirmos da amargura para o perdao, veremos que o caminho de Deus e a nossa melhor vinganca - que perdao e como "colocar brasas vivas sobre a cabeca" de nossos inimigos. Se perdoarmos ao inves de nos revolvermos em nossa amargura, o poder que a pessoa que nos ofendeu tem sobre nos e quebrado, e percebemos que estavamos machucando a nos mesmos. Se continuarmos a adotar o ponto de vista de Deus, com o passar do tempo, ao analisarmos nosso jeito antigo diremos, "O que eu estava fazendo? Que ridiculo!" (Novamente, qualquer pecado pode ser utilizado como exemplo). Portanto, nao se impaciente se o caminho de Deus nao parece o melhor - continue com seus olhos fixos Nele. Tiago 1:25 (Phi) Mas o homem que observa a lei perfeita, a lei da liberdade, e habitualmente a observa, nao e como o homem que ouve e esquece. Ele coloca aquela lei em pratica e alcanca verdadeira felicidade. Salmo 34:5,8 (RA) Contemplai-o e sereis iluminados, e os vossos rostos jamais sofrerao vexame... Oh! provai, e vede que o SENHOR e bom; O DOM DE DEUS QUE ACOMPANHA O ARREPENDIMENTO - NOVOS DESEJOS 1 Pedro 2:2 (NVI) Como criancas recem-nascidas, desejem intensamente o leite espiritual puro, para que por meio dele crescam para a salvacao Salmo 119:104-105 (RA) Por meio dos teus preceitos consigo entendimento; por isso detesto todo caminho de falsidade. Lampada para os meus pes e a tua palavra, e luz para os meus caminhos. Salmo 16:11 (RA) Tu me faras ver os caminhos da vida; na tua presenca ha plenitude de alergia, na tua destra delicias perpetuamente. 2 Pedro 1:3-4 (NVI) Seu divino poder nos deu todas as coisas de que necessitamos para a vida e para a piedade, por meio do pleno conhecimento daquele que nos chamou para a sua propria gloria e virtude. Por intermedio destas ele nos deu as suas grandiosas e preciosas promessas, para que por elas voces se tornassem participantes da natureza divina e fugissem da corrupcao que ha no mundo, causada pela cobica [desejos maus]. Romanos 12:1-2 (NVI) Portanto, irmaos, rogo-lhes pelas misericordias de Deus que se oferecam em sacrificio vivo, santo e agradavel a Deus; este e o culto racional de voces. Nao se amoldem ao padrao deste mundo, mas transformem-se pela renovacao da sua mente, para que sejam capazes de experimentar e comprovar a boa, agradavel e perfeita vontade de Deus. ADMOESTACAO PARA AQUELES QUE DESEJAM "OLHAR PARA TRAS" Isaias 30:15 (RA) Porque assim diz o Senhor Deus, o Santo de Israel: Em vos converterdes e em sossegardes, esta a vossa salvacao; na tranquilidade e na confianca a vossa forca, mas nao o quisestes. Filipenses 3:19 (NVI) Quanto a estes, o seu destino e a perdicao, o seu deus e o estomago e a sua gloria esta no que e vergonhoso; eles so pensam nas coisas terrenas. 2 Pedro
2:21-22 (NVI) Teria sido melhor que nao tivessem conhecido o caminho da justica, do que, depois de o terem conhecido, voltarem as costas para o santo mandamento que lhes foi transmitido. Confirma-se neles que e verdadeiro o proverbio: "O cao voltou ao seu vomito" e ainda "a porca lavada voltou a revolver-se na lama". Lucas 9:62 (NEB) Jesus lhe disse, "Ninguem que coloca sua mao no arado e continua olhando para tras e apto para o reino de Deus". A URGENCIA DO ARREPENDIMENTO Isaias 55:6-7 (RA) Buscai o Senhor enquanto se pode achar, invocai-o enquanto esta perto. Deixe o perverso o seu caminho, o iniquo os seus pensamentos; converta-se ao Senhor, que se compadecera dele e volte-se para o nosso Deus, porque e rico em perdoar. Romanos 2:4 (Phi) Voces estao interpretando erroneamente a generosidade e misericordia longanime de Deus para com voces como sendo maldade da Sua parte? Nao percebem que a bondade de Deus e manifesta para conduzir voces ao arrependimento? Atos 17:30 (NVI) No passado Deus nao levou em conta essa ignorancia, mas agora ordena que todos, em todo lugar, se arrependam. Tiago 5:19-20 (Phi) Meus irmaos, se alguem entre voces se desviar da verdade, e alguem o fizer voltar ao caminho reto, saibam que o que converte o pecador do seu caminho errado, resgatou uma alma da morte e assim agindo "cobrira uma multidao de pecados". O OBJETO DO DESEJO I Joao 2:15-17 (BLH) Nao amem o mundo, nem o que ha nele. Se voces amam o mundo, nao amam a Deus, o Pai. Os maus desejos da natureza humana, a vontade de ter o que agrada aos olhos e o orgulho pelas coisas da vida, tudo isso vem do mundo. O mundo passa, com tudo aquilo que as pessoas desejam, porem quem faz a vontade de Deus vive para sempre. Mateus 6:32-33 (Phi) Os pagaos estao sempre procurando estas coisas; o Pai celeste de voces sabe que voces necessitam de todas estas coisas. Coloquem seus coracoes primeiramente no seu reino e bondade e estas coisas serao naturalmente acrescentadas a voces. Colossenses 3:2 (NVI) Mantenham seus pensamentos nas coisas do alto e nao nas coisas terrenas. Salmo 101:3 (RA) Nao porei coisa injusta diante dos meus olhos... Romanos 13:14 (NVI) ... revistam-se do Senhor Jesus Cristo, e nao fiquem premeditando como satisfazer os desejos da carne. Salmo 105:4 (RA) Buscai o Senhor e o seu poder; buscai perpetuamente a sua presenca. Salmo 119:36-37 (RA) Inclina-me o coracao aos teus testemunhos, e nao a cobica. Desvia os meus olhos para que nao vejam a vaidade, e vivifica-me no teu caminho. Atos 2:38 (NVI) Pedro respondeu: "Arrependam-se, e cada um de voces seja batizado em nome de Jesus Cristo, para perdao dos seus pecados, e receberao o dom do Espirito Santo. ARREPENDER OU PERECER 2 Timoteo 2:19 (NVI) ... "O Senhor conhece os seus" e "afaste-se da iniquidade todo aquele que confessa o nome do Senhor". Quando ouvimos pela primeira vez a afirmacao "arrepender-se ou perecer" ela pode parecer um tanto dura. Mas quando nos voltamos para Deus vemos que
este e um presente e tanto. Afinal de contas, nos temos alguem para quem podemos nos tornar. Fora do amor de Deus, a unica opcao que temos e perecer. Mas a graca de nosso Senhor e Salvador Jesus Cristo foi manifestada. E um privilegio podermos nos tornar para Ele. Atos 3:19-20 (NVI) Arrependam-se, pois, e voltem-se para Deus, para que os seus pecados sejam cancelados, para que venham tempos de refrigerio da parte do Senhor... Hebreus 12:2 (NVI) Tendo os olhos fitos em Jesus, autor e consumador da nossa fe...Arrependimento na BibliaProduzi, pois, frutos dignos de arrependimento, Mateus 3:8Digo-vos, porem, que Elias ja veio, e fizeram-lhe tudo quanto quiseram, como dele esta escrito. Marcos 9:13Nao, eu vos digo; antes, se nao vos arrependerdes, todos de igual modo perecereis. Lucas 13:3Mas Deus, nao levando em conta os tempos da ignorancia, manda agora que todos os homens em todo lugar se arrependam; porquanto determinou um dia em que com justica ha de julgar o mundo, por meio do varao que para isso ordenou; e disso tem dado certeza a todos, ressuscitando-o dentre os mortos. Atos dos Apostolos 17:30-31antes anunciei primeiramente aos que estao em Damasco, e depois em Jerusalem, e por toda a terra da Judeia e tambem aos gentios, que se arrependessem e se convertessem a Deus, praticando obras dignas de arrependimento. Atos dos Apostolos 26:20agora folgo, nao porque fostes contristados, mas porque o fostes para o arrependimento; pois segundo Deus fostes contristados, para que por nos nao sofresseis dano em coisa alguma. Porque a tristeza segundo Deus opera arrependimento para a salvacao, o qual nao traz pesar; mas a tristeza do mundo opera a morte. 2 Corintios 7:9-10Outros Versiculos encontrados:Produzi, pois, frutos dignos de arrependimento, Mateus 3:8Eu, na verdade, vos batizo em agua, na base do arrependimento; mas aquele que vem apos mim e mais poderoso do que eu, que nem sou digno de levar-lhe as alparcas; ele vos batizara no Espirito Santo, e em fogo. Mateus 3:11assim apareceu Joao, o Batista, no deserto, pregando o batismo de arrependimento para remissao dos pecados. Marcos 1:4E ele percorreu toda a circunvizinhanca do Jordao, pregando o batismo de arrependimento para remissao de pecados; Lucas 3:3Produzi, pois, frutos dignos de arrependimento; e nao comeceis a dizer em vos mesmos: Temos por pai a Abrao; porque eu vos digo que ate destas pedras Deus pode suscitar filhos a Abrao. Lucas 3:8eu nao vim chamar justos, mas pecadores, ao arrependimento. Lucas 5:32Digo-vos que assim havera maior alegria no ceu por um pecador que se arrepende, do que por noventa e nove justos que nao necessitam de arrependimento. Lucas 15:7e que em seu nome se pregasse o arrependimento para remissao dos pecados, a todas as nacoes, comecando por Jerusalem. Lucas 24:47sim, Deus, com a sua destra, o elevou a Principe e Salvador, para dar a Israel o arrependimento e remissao de pecados. Atos dos Apostolos 5:31Ouvindo eles estas coisas, apaziguaram-se e glorificaram a Deus, dizendo: Assim, pois, Deus concedeu tambem aos gentios o arrependimento para a vida. Atos dos Apostolos 11:18havendo Joao, antes da aparecimento dele, pregado a
e a pecaminosidade humana e se entrega semreservas a Deus, em gratidao pelo perdao, para a obediencia e para o servico.Diz Deuteronomio 10:12 ?Agora, pois, o Israel, que e que o SENHOR requer de ti? Nao e que temas o SENHOR, teu Deus, e andesem todos os seus caminhos, e o ames, e sirvas ao SENHOR, teu Deus, de todo o teu coracao e de toda a tua alma??Que voce e eu possamos estar entre os que amam a Deus acima de todas as coisas deste mundo.What is Bible Repentance? Repentance is the act of changing one's mind. Webster defines the word as "to feel sorry for or reproachful for what one has done or has not done". Webster also gives the definition as to feel such regret and dissatisfaction over some past action or intention as to change one's mind about it or to change one's way. Repentance involves changing one's affections - from earthly things to heavenly things. It involves turning to the living God from a god of self. It is looking unto Christ instead of looking unto another. Repentance requires the right attitude towards sin. This is Godly sorrow. Repentance is the right attitude toward God, it is a return to God. Repentance is the right attitude toward self. The Prodigal Son came to himself. Repentance is the right attitude toward others. The Phillipian jailer took Paul and Silas the same hour of the night and washed their stripes. Repentance is not just Godly sorrow. Paul told the Corinthians in II Cornithians, Chapter 7, verse 10, that Godly sorrow worketh repentance to salvation not to be repented of. Repentance is not gloomy despair. When Judas sold his Master for thirty pieces of silver, he was filled with gloom and despair, so much that he committed suicide, but he did not repent. Repentance is not quitting a sin for a season, it is totally turning from that act of sin. It is a complete one hundred-eighty degree turn. Repentance is not concealing sin. David tried to conceal his sin, but God exposed it. The story is told in Numbers Chapter 32, verse 23. We even know about David's sin today. Concealing sin is like trying to cover up spilled seed in order to hide it. The seed comes up and is exposed. Repentance must be followed by works proving that change. In Acts Chapter 19, verse 19, the repentance was evidenced in the bringing of books valued at fifty thousand pieces of silver and burning them before all men. This let all men know of the change. The Thessalonians showed their sincerity by turning from idols to serve the one true God, First Thessalonians, Chapter 1, verse 9. Paul wrote the first letter to the Corinthians and included a scathing denunciation of their sinful deeds. However, part of the second letter to them was written commending them for turning from their vile way of living. A certain man had two sons, and he said unto one, "Go work today in my vineyard", and he answered, 'I will not': but
afterward he repented and went". This story is told in Matthew Chapter 21, verses 28 and 29. Whatever this young man did, Jesus said he repented. Jesus called his actions repentance. The young man reflected over the matter, he came to know that he was wrong, realizing that he had sinned against his father. Having arrived at this conclusion, the young man faced about in an opposite direction and did according to his father's request. All men need to repent. All men sin and as a result, all men need to turn from sin and turn to righteousness. When Paul was speaking from Mars Hill to the Athenians and reasoning with them concerning the living God, he told them that in times past God had winked at such ignorance as the Athenians were then involved in, but now commanded all men everywhere to repent. This story is told in Acts Chapter 17, and reference here is made to verse 30 of that Chapter. Unrighteous people need to repent. In Acts Chapter 8, the story is told of a man who obeyed the gospel, he was baptized, but later for the love of gold and popularity, he wanted to buy the gift of the Holy Spirit. At this time it seems apparent that Simon's heart was not sincere and pure. God, knowing the hearts of all men and certainly knowing the heart of Simon on this occasion, directed Peter by the Holy Spirit to tell Simon to "repent therefore of this thy wickedness, and pray God, if perhaps the thought of thine heart may be forgiven thee". Acts 8: 22. Simon was not even directed to pray first. The thing that was first and that was indispensable was to repent or change his attitude and desire. Simon was commanded to exercise proper sorrow for this act and to abandon his plan or principle or action. This lets us know today that all unrighteous men are exhorted to repent. This is their first work. They are not told to wait, to read, to pray, to receive an experience, to relate a revelation in the expectation that repentance will be given to them. Such unrighteous beings are to repent, to change their affection, and to turn to the living God. Then prayer will be acceptable. Then, and only when man repents, will God hear and answer. When man comes loving his sins and resolving to continue practicing them, God will not hear him.(John 9: 31, I Peter 3: 12). There is a blessing in repentance. For the one who has never been baptized into Christ, turning to the living God is the initial step of his response to the love of God which he has heard, and believed, by hearing the life of Jesus Christ, the Savior of man. For those who have, like Simon, been directed by the love of power and the love of the world, it is that initial act that leads one to be restored to his former relationship with the Father. When man sins, he must either repent or perish.
It is just that simple. It is as either, or proposition. Man must face judgement and that is the reason God has commanded all men everywhere to repent. "God has appointed a day in which He will judge the world in righteousness by that man whom He hath ordained whereof he has given assurance to all men in that he has raised Him from the dead" Acts 17: 31. The goodness of God should lead any man to repentance. Peter in writing his second epistle, in Chapter 3, and verse 9, stated that God is not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. This is the goodness of God, This is the love of God. Repentance is a change in our affection, a turning to God. Leaving Satan and serving the Savior causes one to avoid destruction. Christ said and Luke wrote it down in Chapter 13, verse 3 of his account of the gospel of Christ, "I tell you nay, unless you repent, you shall all likewise perish". It is bad to sin, but it is worse to sin and not repent. Repent Or Perish One of the hardest things for men and women to do is to repent of their sins. Repentance is a direct challenge to man's will power. It demands that he humble himself before God, and give up everything that is contrary to his will. The holy demands of repentance have kept many of the highminded out of the kingdom of God. Repentance is a duty imposed upon all mankind. It is a plain command of God, and no man can refuse to repent without bearing the responsibility that must come upon him. When Jesus gave the world-wide commission, He said, "That repentance and remission of sins should be preached in his name among all nations . . . (Luke 24:47). Paul said that, "God now commandeth all men every where to repent" (Acts 17:30). Can anyone read these scriptures and conclude that he can be saved without repentance? Surely not! Let us clear away some of the misunderstanding about repentance by learning what it is NOT. In the first place, repentance is not simply being afraid. Paul convicted Felix of his sins, Felix trembled with fear but he did not repent and turn (Acts 24:25). There are many people today who are afraid when they think of their sinfulness, but they, like Felix, refuse to repent, and die without hope. In the second place, repentance is not simply being sorry that one has sinned. The murderers of Jesus sorrowed on Pentecost at Peter's preaching. They were pierced in their hearts by godly sorrow. Yet they were told to repent (Acts 2:38). Their sorrow was godly because it was produced by their faith in gospel preaching; but it was not repentance. In the third place, repentance is not simply and solely a reformation of life, A man may quit sin and yet not repent toward God. He may quit because that particular sin renders him unpopular in his business or among his
associates. Thus, he may reform his life for selfish reasons, but such reformation is not repentance. Simply stated, repentance is a change of mind, or will, based upon godly sorrow (II Corinthians 7:10), and resulting in a manner of life directed by Christ (Acts 26:20). Our Lord gave us an example of repentance which we can all understand, He said, "A certain man had two sons; and he came to the first, and said, Son, go work today in my vineyard, He answered and said, I will not: but afterward he repented, and went" (Matthew 21-28-29). This boy began to reflect on what he had done, and he realized that he had disobeyed his father, He became conscious of the fact that he sinned against his father, who was responsible for his very existence, and when he came to himself, he acknowledge that wrong, and then corrected it. He changed HIS MIND (repented) and did that which he said he would not do. Jesus said that was repentance. Christ said to the Pharisees that, "The men of Nineveh shall rise in judgement with this generation, and shall condemn it; because they repented at the preaching of Jonas; and, behold, a greater than Jonas is here" (Matthew 12:41). Jesus here says that the men of Nineveh repented at the preaching of Jonas. The Bible says: "God saw their works, that they turned from their evil way (Jonah 3:10). The preaching of the prophet of God changed the mind of the Ninevites, and this change led them to turn from their evil way. This change of mind was repentance. The Lord has given men two motives as the means of bringing them to repentance. The first motive is fear. The Bible writers say, "We must all appear before the judgement seat of Christ; that everyone may receive the things done in his body, according to that he has done, whether it be good or bad. Knowing therefore the terror of the Lord, we persuade men" (II Corinthians 5:10-11). This statement, and all the warnings in the Bible are intended to move us to repent of our sins. The second motive God uses to bring about repentance is love. The Bible says, ". . . not knowing that the goodness of God leadeth thee to repentance" (Romans 2:4). The goodness of God is revealed in the life and death of His only Son, Jesus Christ. As we study the life of our Lord, and see the beauty of holiness manifested through His earthly pilgrimage, then follow Him to Calvary and watch Him suffer there, dying for our sins, making it possible for poor sinners to be saved, and to become children of God, we ask why all this flow of love, why all this display of goodness? What wondrous love, 0 my soul! And the answer comes back in the Bible, "The goodness of God leadeth these to repentance."Question: "What is repentance and is it necessary for salvation?"Answer: Many understand the term repentance to mean turning from sin. This is not the biblical definition of
repentance. In the Bible, the word repent means to change ones mind. The Bible also tells us that true repentance will result in a change of actions (Luke 3:8-14; Acts 3:19). Acts 26:20 declares, I preached that they should repent and turn to God and prove their repentance by their deeds. The full biblical definition of repentance is a change of mind that results in a change of action.What, then, is the connection between repentance and salvation? The Book of Acts seems to especially focus on repentance in regards to salvation (Acts 2:38; 3:19; 11:18; 17:30; 20:21; 26:20). To repent, in relation to salvation, is to change your mind in regard to Jesus Christ. In Peters sermon on the day of Pentecost (Acts chapter 2), he concludes with a call for the people to repent (Acts 2:38). Repent from what? Peter is calling the people who rejected Jesus (Acts 2:36) to change their minds about Him, to recognize that He is indeed Lord and Christ (Acts 2:36). Peter is calling the people to change their minds from rejection of Christ as the Messiah to faith in Him as both Messiah and Savior.Repentance and faith can be understood as two sides of the same coin. It is impossible to place your faith in Jesus Christ as the Savior without first changing your mind about who He is and what He has done. Whether it is repentance from willful rejection or repentance from ignorance or disinterest, it is a change of mind. Biblical repentance, in relation to salvation, is changing your mind from rejection of Christ to faith in Christ.It is crucially important that we understand repentance is not a work we do to earn salvation. No one can repent and come to God unless God pulls that person to Himself (John 6:44). Acts 5:31 and 11:18 indicate that repentance is something God givesit is only possible because of His grace. No one can repent unless God grants repentance. All of salvation, including repentance and faith, is a result of God drawing us, opening our eyes, and changing our hearts. God's longsuffering leads us to repentance (2 Peter 3:9), as does His kindness (Romans 2:4).While repentance is not a work that earns salvation, repentance unto salvation does result in works. It is impossible to truly and fully change your mind without that causing a change in action. In the Bible, repentance results in a change in behavior. That is why John the Baptist called people to produce fruit in keeping with repentance (Matthew 3:8). A person who has truly repented from rejection of Christ to faith in Christ will give evidence of a changed life (2 Corinthians 5:17; Galatians 5:19-23; James 2:14-26). Repentance, properly defined, is necessary for salvation. Biblical repentance is changing your mind about Jesus Christ and turning to God in faith for salvation (Acts 3:19). Turning from sin is not the definition of repentance, but it is one of the results of genuine, faith-based repentance towards the Lord Jesus Christ.08.1 Arrependimento a. Arrependimento nao e: (1) nao e auto-reforma (a mera