Wisdom
Acquired Sound Judgment
Beware the intentions of friendly persons, who
approach you. Especially,
if they pry to gain various info of your personal or private
life. This is
what wicked persons do, in order to find weaknesses, to use
against
you later.
Beware of the motives of nice persons who appear to seek to
help you.
For strings can be attached, as return payment for doing
such on your behalf.
This kind of wickedness is the taking badly advantage of
others, when they are
in an unfortunate
position.
Doubting Thomas Scenerio: At the drop of a hat (when
seemingly
surmounting problems arise), all is forgotten about the
Lord. The person
turns to the worldly for help. Instead remaining calm,
they panic. Such
person has allowed things that impact on life, to take their
attention
off the Lord for their salvation. Haven't put into
practice, in stepping
out in faith (trusting-belief) of what is taught in the
Word, to be true.
Remaining calm, praying right when problems occur and wait (
have
patience) upon the Lord is the right way. The Lord
will either
give
somekind of insight, sign or blessing.
Do not make fun of or be critical of others; for oneday you
will end up in
such a way yourself. Even if you're ashamed of
someone, oneday
someone will be ashamed of you. Whatever you do to
others (good or
bad), you've already
done to the Lord. Romans 2:1
Becareful in a relationship or marriage of which one is
mostly quiet.
For what a person doesn't know will hurt
them. When you don't hear
things that include you, you're most likely being used as
like a step
latter to get to something else. In this way, you're
not a part of their
plans. Even promises are a prelude to
something of dishonesty.
If you hear anything that sounds too good (convincing in an
appealing way)
to be true, more
often than not, it is.
Knowledge
What Came Directly From The Lord
For a man to prosper without the Lord, is like eating
fruit but not tasting the flavor.
Faith without the Lord is as good as dead. When you
take
your eye off the Lord, you begin to fall back into paying
more attention to the problems, than doing anything about it.
Keep your eye
(attention) always on the Lord.
Don't court with evil, for if you do, you'll soon give into
its implications.
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I Gained From Doing Righteous
The more you have of the world,
the less you'll have of the
Lord in your life.
A moment in
sin, is not worth an eternity in hell.
Sin knows no wrong.
A thief steals, either from a lack of
knowledge or
a lack of blessings. Whatever they steal, someone
will rob from them of or- it'll turn up missing mysteriously.
Even if the Lord forgives you, doesn't mean you'll be spared
from whatever was done wrong to another, to come back at you
oneday. Most of
the time it'll come back through other things.
Lies are easily believed than the truth, because a lie sounds
more convincing,
whereas the truth is too plain.
Believe in yourself
and others will too.
When depending on others, disappointment is eventually
faced.
It's always easier to
get into trouble, than out of it.
Books are no greater teacher than compared to the
trials and
tribulations of life, that one has experienced.
It is better to fear God and do right, than live in continued
sin and feel guilt.
Your thoughts are not always your own. Angels and
demons roam there.
War doesn't solve
problems, but creates them.
It is far better to die in righteous before God, than the
disgrace of sin.
If you don't have time for the Lord, how can you expect
Him to have time for
you.
Words without works of compassion are dead.
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Acquired
Knowledge
One of the good things about praying is when you're able to
gain insight or revelations about things and yourself.
I once
asked the Lord to reveal to me of what my worse fault or sin
is. I was
surprised that I had 3 of them to deal with.
How you know you're on the right path, when living for the
Lord,
is when you find that you knew something before seeing it in
the
Scriptures. Plus, being able unknowingly respond
properly to things in life
that coincides with the Word. Also, not having to
quote the Scriptures
word for word, but conveying in your own words of what is
written.
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