http://steveblumer.com/honor-give-it-get-it/ Fri, 03 Feb 2012 19:29:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://steveblumer.com/honor-give-it-get-it/comment-page-1/#comment-3798 sblumer Thu, 18 Feb 2010 18:32:45 +0000 http://steveblumer.com/?p=380#comment-3798 yes, I believe we're saying pretty much the same thing. It seemed to me that honor is something we can give out that doesn't necessarily coincide with something earned. Yet, there is a verse that says to give honor to whom honor is due. Maybe honor is due for more people than we actually express it and again it ties with the idea that we really need to be doing this more often. Thanks for your wisdom and insight. yes, I believe we're saying pretty much the same thing. It seemed to me that honor is something we can give out that doesn't necessarily coincide with something earned. Yet, there is a verse that says to give honor to whom honor is due. Maybe honor is due for more people than we actually express it and again it ties with the idea that we really need to be doing this more often. Thanks for your wisdom and insight.

]]> http://steveblumer.com/honor-give-it-get-it/comment-page-1/#comment-3797 garret Thu, 18 Feb 2010 16:46:17 +0000 http://steveblumer.com/?p=380#comment-3797 honor to me is in relationship to respect like value is to worth. while all four terms are used interchangeably in their respective relationships, value and respect are more inate. A thing or a person holds a station that earns it's value or respect regardless of any action taken. Honor and worth, on the other hand, require action to prove something about the beholder. i can respect you without having to express it. To honor you i must reveal myself. A thing has value until you are required to put it up against something else of value to prove it's worth. just some thoughts. honor to me is in relationship to respect like value is to worth.
while all four terms are used interchangeably in their respective relationships, value and respect are more inate. A thing or a person holds a station that earns it's value or respect regardless of any action taken.
Honor and worth, on the other hand, require action to prove something about the beholder.
i can respect you without having to express it. To honor you i must reveal myself.
A thing has value until you are required to put it up against something else of value to prove it's worth.
just some thoughts.

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