Nobody can pretend ignorance in order to excuse their sins (part 23):
Once the wisdom cry aloud (see Proverbs 8:1) and don’t oust anybody (see James 1:5-8), how can be doable that someone didn’t find her? Because many people don’t desire the favor of the Creator. They desire the favor of men and money in order to lavish in their evil desires. The grace (favor of the Creator) is given so that Jesus can use of pity with people around us and save them through us:
See this verse:
If, on a daily bases, we approach boldly of the throne of grace (it isn’t the throne of judgment against who harm us or the throne of gifts to reach what is pleasant to our flesh), we will be assisted in time of need. And how will we be helped?
Certainly, if the throne is of grace, we will receive grace in order to be a refuge to those who are in oppression, necessity (Isaiah 14:32).
See the example of the Old Testament:
So, when you are needy, Jesus will impart you His grace, firstly, to supply those who are needier than you (pore on Psalms 126:5,6).
Have a good day mulling over all this in Christ Jesus.
- “Blessed is the man that heareth me, watching daily at my gates, waiting at the posts of my doors. *For whoso findeth me findeth life*, and shall obtain favour of the LORD. But he that sinneth against me wrongeth his own soul: all they that hate me love death.” (Pro 8:34-36).
Once the wisdom cry aloud (see Proverbs 8:1) and don’t oust anybody (see James 1:5-8), how can be doable that someone didn’t find her? Because many people don’t desire the favor of the Creator. They desire the favor of men and money in order to lavish in their evil desires. The grace (favor of the Creator) is given so that Jesus can use of pity with people around us and save them through us:
See this verse:
- “Therefore let us come boldly to the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need.” (Heb 4:16).
If, on a daily bases, we approach boldly of the throne of grace (it isn’t the throne of judgment against who harm us or the throne of gifts to reach what is pleasant to our flesh), we will be assisted in time of need. And how will we be helped?
Certainly, if the throne is of grace, we will receive grace in order to be a refuge to those who are in oppression, necessity (Isaiah 14:32).
See the example of the Old Testament:
- The woman with only a handful of meal in a pitcher and a little oil in a jar had to give her last meal (which wasn’t sufficient to her and her son), firstly, to a strange (1Kings 17:12);
- The woman who had a pot of oil have to share this modicum of oil with other vessels (2Kings 4:2-6).
So, when you are needy, Jesus will impart you His grace, firstly, to supply those who are needier than you (pore on Psalms 126:5,6).
Have a good day mulling over all this in Christ Jesus.