@Sansa314159@damienslash Very true!
...or any death for that matter, no matter how evil a person may be, I can never find the death on any human being funny. Society needs help...sad.
Hate the Blacks.
Hate the Whites.
Hate the Christians.
Hate the Adventists.
Hate the Jews.
Hate the Jehovah’s Witnesses.
Hate the Asians.
Hate the Hispanics.
Hate the Muslims.
Hate the Europeans.
Hate the foreigners.
Hate the Americans.
Hate the rich.
Hate the poor.
Hate the middle class.
Hate the bosses.
Hate the workers.
Hate the landlords.
Hate the renters.
Hate the overweight.
Hate the skinny.
Hate the light-skinned.
Hate the dark-skinned.
Hate the tall.
Hate the short.
Hate the beautiful.
Hate the plain.
Hate the young.
Hate the old.
Hate the educated.
Hate the uneducated.
Hate the scientists.
Hate the farmers.
Hate the thinkers.
Hate the laborers.
Hate the meateaters.
Hate the vegetarians.
Hate the parents with children.
Hate the people without.
Hate the married.
Hate the divorced.
Hate the single.
Hate the widowed.
Hate the heterosexuals.
Hate the gays.
Hate the conservatives.
Hate the liberals.
Hate the Republicans.
Hate the Democrats.
Hate the independents.
Hate the politicians.
Hate the police.
Hate the born.
Hate the unborn.
On and on it goes.
Hate, hate, hate.
Everyone hating someone.
Everyone pointing fingers at flesh and blood.
Everyone blinded, lashing out at each other.
But almost no one hates the real enemy.
Almost no one directs their hate at the one who deserves it.
The one pulling the strings.
The one behind the curtain.
The one laughing while we fight.
It is Satan.
He is the source of every lie.
Every division.
Every crime.
Every illness.
Every disease.
Every prejudice.
Every murder.
Every broken family.
Every bitter word.
Every secret grudge.
We fight each other while he laughs.
We tear each other down
And contribute to racist posts on X while he watches from the shadows.
We burn with anger at one another,
while the one who fuels the fire goes untouched.
But the Bible says, “We do not wrestle against flesh and blood,
but against principalities, against powers,
against the rulers of the darkness of this age,
against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places” (Ephesians 6:12).
So why do we waste our hate on each other?
Why do we stab at brothers and sisters made in God’s image,
while the real enemy hides in plain sight?
It’s time to turn our eyes and see.
It’s time to stop hating, pray for one another
and start hating the one who is destroying us all.
Hate sin.
Hate Satan.
But love the people Christ died for.
Every color. Every nation. Every background. Every soul. That is who a true Christian is. Christ hated no one, even His accusers.
Because Jesus shed His blood for them and us all.
And the cross is proof that love, not hate, wins.
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@DrShayPhD@noevils Very true: and if Lazarus had gone to heaven after death, then come Jesus, resurrects him and say, " Lazarus come forth" while he was just enjoying the bliss of heaven. What a bummer! Back to where sin is! To die, then immediately go to heaven...not biblical.
The Bible says God’s will for our lives is sanctification. That means becoming more like Him and living a life that honors Him (1 Thessalonians 4:3).
So how do we actually grow in sanctification?
First, we give our hearts to Jesus every day. Real change starts by surrendering to Him. Without Jesus, we cannot grow spiritually (John 15:5).
Second, we spend time in God's Word. Jesus said, "Make them holy by Your truth. Your Word is truth" (John 17:17). Reading the Bible and living by it changes how we think and live.
Third, we let the Holy Spirit work in us. The Holy Spirit helps us see what needs to change and shapes our character to be more like Christ (2 Thessalonians 2:13).
Fourth, we obey what God says. Sanctification is not something we just sit around waiting for. As we obey, God works in us to grow us (Philippians 2:12 to 13).
Fifth, we commit to walking away from sin. We cannot hold on to things that dishonor God. He tells us to turn away from anything that corrupts our lives (2 Corinthians 6:17 to 18). And even if we slip and fall, we get back up again, and like the Prodigal Son, we return to the Father.
The Bible makes our purpose clear:
"Fear God and keep His commandments. This is the whole duty of man"
Ecclesiastes 12:13.
To fear God means to respect Him, honor Him, and take Him seriously.
To keep His commandments means to live by His Word.
This is what we were created for. Sanctification is not instant. It is a daily walk with God where He changes us from the inside out.
3 Therefore whatsoever ye have spoken in darkness shall be heard in the light; and that which ye have spoken in the ear in closets shall be proclaimed upon the housetops.
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2 For there is nothing covered, that shall not be revealed; neither hid, that shall not be known.
The Rise of the ‘King of the North’ is HAPPENING: Trump, Vatican & Europ... https://t.co/KvRqBpe2Qx via @YouTube CAN YOU SEE IT? Can you see what is happening biblically? The Bible is a SURE WORD of prophecy!
@3AngelsWatchman@DrShayPhD Amen! We WILL have a choice, just as Elijah on Mt. Carmel said, "If the Lord be God, follow Him, but if Baal, then follow him." No one on earth will be exempt