Q6. Excuses

[George L]

Q6. (Matthew 22:1-10; Luke 14:15-24) Who do the excuse-makers represent? In our day those who ignore the calling of God both in salvation and in going to work to fulfil his desire to save the lost stolen and stray. he stresses to me He paid forr ALL. I hear no willingness to accept less than effort for working to harvest all.

 

What are the potential results of excusing ourselves from carrying out God's will as we know it? Hearing ‘depart from me I never knew you’.

[Old Jerry]

The excuse-makers represent the Pharisees and me when I make excuses for doing something the God wants me to do. The potential results of excusing ourselves from carrying out God’s will as we know it is being thrown out into the darkness where there will be mashing of teeth.

[Dove81]

Q6. (Matthew 22:1-10; Luke 14:15-24) Who do the excuse-makers represent?

The unbelievers in Jesus.

What are the potential results of excusing ourselves from carrying out God’s will as we know it?

Destruction and death.

[crissy464]

 Excuse makers are the Jews and the Pharisees, God’s chosen nation the religious leaders. 
Carrying out God’s will means you love him and obey him