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Wood Hay Stubble
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Wood hay stubble = some works survive Christ's evaluation; some burn - saved through fire, but worthless work is gone (1 Corinthians 3:12-15).
Gold, silver, precious stones last. Wood, hay, stubble burn. The builder may be saved yet so as through fire - still in, with loss. Judgment Seat is where the fire test happens; Loss of Reward names the outcome; this note names the materials. Treasure in Heaven aims the heart at what to store; wood hay stubble warns what won't survive the review. Heart Righteousness and By Their Fruits test motive and outcome before the fire. PKM mirror: Failure as Feedback - burned work signals what to build differently, not proof you were never saved.
Examples
- Wood-hay-stubble week and dread like I'm facing hell - saved through fire means some work burns; standing on Christ stays (Loss of Reward).
- Years of busy church work that mostly fed my ego - motive-tested at the judgment seat; worthless work burns, faithful work lasts.
- One visible heroic volunteer week masking empty years at home - Christ tests what it's built of, not the hype week.
- Burned work after a selfish season felt like proof I was never saved - feedback on what to build next, not revoked eternal life.
Note Relationships
| Relationship | Wikilink | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| contradicts | Compounding | when one visible heroic week masks years of empty busyness |
| extends | Failure as Feedback | Burned work is signal to build differently - not proof you were never saved |
| extends | Heart Righteousness | Inner motive determines whether work lasts or burns |
| extends | Judgment Seat | Fire test happens at the bema - materials evaluated, not who gets in |
| extends | Loss of Reward | Saved with loss - two categories stay separate |
| extends | Treasure in Heaven | Store gold-side treasure; wood hay stubble won't survive |
