E. Reprimand. 3:11-15 V.11 m) Concerned about their Walk and Work - I. Walking the Wrong Way by not Working. 1.Tim.5:8 II. Believers without work have the tendency to become gossipers and to involve themselves in matters not of their concern. Prov.18:9; 1.Thess.4:11; 1.Peter 4:15 III. If believers Neglect their own business, they can begin to Narrow in on others business. V.12 n) Commanded to quietly Work - Paul Exhorts the idle to: I. Work right - In quietness. (Less noise and more work) II. Eat right - Own bread. (No Begging but Backing their own Bread) V.13 o) Cautious in growing Weary - I. If we Wait for the Saviour, Work in the Secular and do Well to the Saints, then by remembering “ what we sow we will also reap” we will not grow Weary but become more Watchful in Watering our seeds. Gal.6:9-10 II. As they rejected the idle bread, they should not forget doing good to the poor, weak and old. V.14 p) Conduct toward the rejecters of these Words - I. Identification of the unrepentant - They rebel against these words II. Inspection of the unrepentant - Note him. III. Isolation from the unrepentant - Do not keep company with him. Reasons to not keep company with the idle believer: A. He will loan and not pay back. B. He will beg of his own company. IV. Internal emotion of the unrepentant after church discipline - Shame. Shame is the voice of conscience and when influenced by the Holy Spirit it leads to repentance. V.15 q) Count him not as Wicked - I. Esteem him not as an enemy. II. Exhort him as a brother. III. The purpose of all disciplinary acts of the church should be Repentance that leads to Restoration, it should never be to Reject.