The truth is always the best!!!
• “The tongue of the just is as choice silver; the heart of the wicked is worth little.” (Pro 10:20)
The tongue of the righteous is precious because it utters the truth. Of course, many times, the truth isn’t exactly what we hope. It is hard. Notwithstanding, recall the parable of the two foundations:
• “And why do you call Me Lord, Lord, and do not do what I say? Whoever comes to Me and hears My Words, and does them, I will show you to whom he is like. He is like a man who built a house and dug deep and laid the foundation on a rock; and a flood occurring, the stream burst against that house and could not shake it; for it was founded on a rock.” (Luke 6:46-48)
If you pay attention carefully, the flood and the stream burst against the house built on a rock. It isn’t a simple or natural storm, but an onslaught of Ha-Satan against this house (as it took place in Job’s life – Job 1,2). Nonetheless, the house didn’t come down because it was firmed on the practice of Jesus’ teachings.
So, if you yearn for having a steadfast home, behave in truth and urge your spouse and children in this deportment, even if when the truth is hard. For example: it is better to own up the feebleness in regard to the prostitution than to fall in treason. After all, the marriage aims to strength the couple through mutual comprehension, forgiveness and grace (Malachi 2:15; 1Peter 3:7). If somebody can’t be thoroughly outspoken with whom they are one flesh, in whom can they find prop in a world that can’t stand imperfection, faults?
As those who are about to getting married, recall that the heart of the wicked is worth little. In these occasions, the lean is to try to show off and vaunt to the other person the qualities. Nevertheless, it is the defects that make couple to break up. When the probations come (and they will, pursuant to the parable above), the havoc will be terrible.
If it is for the relationship go wrong, it is better that this comes about as soon as possible than after marrying and have children. Rebuilding the life is a painful and dilatory process.
So, have a great day facing the truth with great strength and courage and, certainly will inherit many heavenly boons for you and people that consent to stay close to you (see 1Corinthians 7:12-14).
• “The tongue of the just is as choice silver; the heart of the wicked is worth little.” (Pro 10:20)
The tongue of the righteous is precious because it utters the truth. Of course, many times, the truth isn’t exactly what we hope. It is hard. Notwithstanding, recall the parable of the two foundations:
• “And why do you call Me Lord, Lord, and do not do what I say? Whoever comes to Me and hears My Words, and does them, I will show you to whom he is like. He is like a man who built a house and dug deep and laid the foundation on a rock; and a flood occurring, the stream burst against that house and could not shake it; for it was founded on a rock.” (Luke 6:46-48)
If you pay attention carefully, the flood and the stream burst against the house built on a rock. It isn’t a simple or natural storm, but an onslaught of Ha-Satan against this house (as it took place in Job’s life – Job 1,2). Nonetheless, the house didn’t come down because it was firmed on the practice of Jesus’ teachings.
So, if you yearn for having a steadfast home, behave in truth and urge your spouse and children in this deportment, even if when the truth is hard. For example: it is better to own up the feebleness in regard to the prostitution than to fall in treason. After all, the marriage aims to strength the couple through mutual comprehension, forgiveness and grace (Malachi 2:15; 1Peter 3:7). If somebody can’t be thoroughly outspoken with whom they are one flesh, in whom can they find prop in a world that can’t stand imperfection, faults?
As those who are about to getting married, recall that the heart of the wicked is worth little. In these occasions, the lean is to try to show off and vaunt to the other person the qualities. Nevertheless, it is the defects that make couple to break up. When the probations come (and they will, pursuant to the parable above), the havoc will be terrible.
If it is for the relationship go wrong, it is better that this comes about as soon as possible than after marrying and have children. Rebuilding the life is a painful and dilatory process.
So, have a great day facing the truth with great strength and courage and, certainly will inherit many heavenly boons for you and people that consent to stay close to you (see 1Corinthians 7:12-14).