The Bible’s motivation for doing good usually starts with what God has already done and then asks what follows from it. Paul writes that “Christ’s love compels us” (2 Corinthians 5:14). The Greek verb means to press or hold in on every side; Luke uses it for the crowd pressing around Jesus (Luke 8:45). The passages below follow that order: what was already done, what it asks, how the work is to be done, what keeps people going, and what…
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