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We are free to act on it
We are not free to act on it
We must act on it immediately
We must wait for the best opportunity
Peter
John
James
Stephen
We have a choice whether or not to forgive him
We are obligated to forgive him
We probably should forgive him
We must take appropriate measures to punish him
Standing up for our rights
Withdrawing from an evil environment
Refusing to repay evil for evil
Avoiding evil people
Avoid rocking the boat
Try to live peaceably with all the people around us
Use the conflict to set the record straight once and for all
Avoid the person altogether
Dispensing with justice
Showing that we are weak
Leaving vengeance to God
Starting a new conflict
Not tell anyone about it
Inform the one who hurt you
To look closely into the offenders motives
Tell someone that you have forgiven
Show kindness by meeting their needs
Make them feel guilty about how much they’ve hurt us
Withhold kindness until they repent
Warn everyone about this person’s tendency to hurt people
Their righteous indignation
Making everyone conform to biblical standards
Their kindness toward those who mistreat them
Their inability to feel anger when mistreated
It’s a picture of bringing shame that can eventually lead to repentance
It’s a contradiction because burning coals would hurt the person
It’s a symbol of being passionate in our denouncement of the person
It’s a good way to literally make them sweat
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