My Month Of Illumination! Dan2:22

Let’s run away from sin, we’re not friends.
The bible says that the fruit of sin is death.
No question of finding oneself in the abyss and then annoying others to ask for the prayer of intercession.
No one can take on sin, no one can take on death.
Many of us think that when we talk about sin, it calls out to others, our hands are clean.
We all carry his seed so let’s strengthen ourselves and take courage to divorce with whatever drags us down.
Let us know very well, it is not only fornication which is sin but also lies, pride, disobedience, overeating, lack of love …
Sin comes in because we have opened the door for it, we have allowed it and we have given it access.
If Eve hadn’t listened to the serpent, if she had run away and gone to call her husband, she wouldn’t have had all of her problems.
She let the devil put doubt in her mind and the confusion entered.
Let’s learn to step away from things we can’t control, learn to recognize that it’s beyond our ability.
Even though we believe ourselves to be strong, let us always humble ourselves before the throne of grace to ask the Lord to help us out of the prisons of slavery and bondage.
The bible warns us that a little rest, a little relaxation and poverty, sin will surprise us.
When we do not occupy our minds with the things of the spirit, our ideas are scattered, our thoughts are scattered, and sin lays at our doors.
David, what were you doing so as not to go to war with Joab, your servants, and all Israel to destroy the children of Ammon and to besiege Rabbah?
What were you doing?
Now, boredom got the better of you and you’re going in circles.
David was a man of war, always busy but one evening, David got up from his bed and was walking on the roof of the royal house, he saw from there a woman who was bathing and who was beautiful in face.
David could not get away from sin, he committed adultery and he killed Uriah, the other’s husband.
Don’t let sin swallow us up, don’t let the enemy rob us of our strength, and be careful.
Psalms, 17:15 – As for me, in my innocence, I will see your face; As soon as I wake up, I will be satisfied with your image.
Pray to keep your away from sins.
Let’s keep ourselves clean if we want the presence of God.
What joy to contemplate the face of reconciled God.
We are like mirrors that reflect the beauty of the Lord.
And without sanctification, we will not be able to see the face of God.
So, let the blood of Jesus wash us, purify us, and sprinkle us so that we have access to the kingdom of God.
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