Jase Robertson

What chapter are you in?

1 Corinthians 10.

Okay.

As examples and written down as warnings for us.

And he's talking about the Israel nation, those baptized into Moses, yet God was not pleased with them.

Right.

And so then he says in verse 12, so if you think you're standing firm, be careful that you don't fall.

And look, we know from a ton of other passages, he's not wanting you to doubt your faith or your assurance.

There's no condemnation in Jesus.

But he's just saying...

There's many trials that come on, and a lot of times they're trials that we don't think of.

It's like you get blessed with a lot of money or success or fame or whatever it is.

And he's like, be careful.

What are you using this for?

That's why I keep going back to that job.

And then he says this.

Verse 13, no temptation has seized you except what is common to man.

And there's many translations of that phrase, but I think the fact it's illustrating, it's coming.

In any situation, whether it's just something you know is wrong, or something's a little more subtle.

I mean, the evil one and his world are known as being deceivers.