Colossians 4: Prayer, Wisdom, and Final Greetings

Masters must treat their slaves justly, knowing they have a Master in heaven. Paul asks for prayer for open doors for the gospel, urges wise and gracious speech toward outsiders, and sends greetings from Tychicus, Onesimus, Aristarchus, Mark, Luke, and others.

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According to Colossians 4:5, how does Paul instruct believers to act toward outsiders, and what does he say about time?

Paul instructs believers to disregard how their conduct appears to those outside the churchBelievers should act wisely toward outsiders, making the most of the time they haveBelievers are told the use of their time carries no particular importanceBelievers should avoid any interaction with outsiders under all circumstances