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Beeke and Thompson provide biblical, practical, and effective tools to handle all types of criticism and to respond with godly wisdom. A vital tool for church leaders and pastors.

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OLD TESTAMENT FOUNDATIONS FOR COPING WITH CRITICISM

In waging spiritual warfare, Gods people often must advance under withering verbalfire from critics of all kinds. This is true today, and it was true in ancient times.Unjust criticism is woven like a black thread throughout covenant history. Whileit is not possible to provide a comprehensive biblical theology of criticism in thesepages, we want to present some of the most striking Old Testament examples. As westudy them, we discover principles for coping with criticism that apply to all whowould follow the cross-bearing Messiah.


PRELAPSARIAN CRITICISM: GOD

Who was the first target of unjust criticism? The answer may surprise you. The earliestappearance of character-distorting verbal abuse was actually in the garden of Eden.And the object of this destructive criticism was God Himself.

Having created a cosmos in the space of six days, God created man as the crowningjewel of His creation. He placed Adam in a garden paradise to tend and keep it asa priest-king, generously providing His image-bearing creature with a vast arrayof trees and fruits to eat from and commanding him not to eat only from one tree(see Gen. 2:1517). In the bond of the covenant of life, God and man enjoyed perfectfellowship unhindered from sin and mistrust.

Into this prelapsarian bliss, however, a serpent intruded himself. He was a craftybeast, the vehicle through which Satan would carry out his destructive scheme todeface the glory of God. How would he do this? By wordsdeceitful, godless words.The chatter by which he seduced our first parents was in the form of criticism. Andthough spoken to man, this criticism was directed squarely at God Himself. The serpentstemptation came in the form of a lie about God, attacking both Gods generosityand his integrity.

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