A Question About Strength

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Which requires more strength?

  • Resisting Temptation

    Votes: 5 41.7%

  • Coming back to God after giving in to temptation

    Votes: 2 16.7%

  • I have another answer, details in post.

    Votes: 5 41.7%
  • Total voters
    12
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skylove7

Guest
#21
#21
Praise God! Praise God!
My prayers for those in need of strength!

Also...
Thank you Dino246 for reminding me of Ephesians 6
Lord forgive me lol...I had forgotten

Wear that armor Christians!
Hallelujah Hallelujah!
Love You Jesus!

God bless you all!
 
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sealabeag

Guest
#22
#22
Neither resisting temptation nor coming back to God after giving in to temptation, but turning to, and clinging to God in moments of temptation, is what requires most strength. Because if I depend on myself to resist temptation I will likely fail, because I am weak, but if I use what little strength I have to turn to God, I will likely succeed in resisting.
 
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crossnote

Senior Member
#23
Nov 24, 2012
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Blain said:
in my opinion they both require the same amount because we need his deep and rich grace in abundance period his grace cannot be measured it is everlasting it's depths cannot be fathomed and whether we are resisting temptation or coming back to him we still require all his grace either way
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Yes, the strength needed in both cases is called the Holy Spirit.
 
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