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Authority and Confidentiality

Douglas Kuiper·2000-05-17
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In the last article we noted that the diaconate is an office of authority. Before treating other aspects of the nature of the diaconate, we add this appendix to the subject of authority, in which we will show that authority requires confidentiality on the part of officebearers. Of the need for confidentiality in the work we must all be reminded regularly. The pastor (or the vice-president of the council in the absence of a pastor) does well to remind the officebearers of this need at the...

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Author
Douglas Kuiper
Date

2000-05-17

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Standard Bearer
Scripture References
Ephesians 4:15
Leviticus 19:16
Proverbs
Proverbs 11:13Proverbs 17:9
James 3:2
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