Your mouth leads to what? What is your source of knowledge?
The mouth of those that don’t lay up Jesus’ ken only can utter what leads people to their ruin, whether it is physical or spiritual (or both).
One thing we can have for sure: outside of Christ there is no knowledge that is truth in our life. Even if what it is being asserted is correct, if this doesn’t have any relation with what Jesus prepared for us, all of this is a lie in our life, inasmuch as this guide us far off from “what” and “where” Jesus wish us.
Let’s take in only what Jesus wish to teach us:
Recall that Eve fell exactly when she saw a tree that was good for food, pleasing to the eyes, and desirable to make wise (Gen 3:6).
So, have a good day being careful about the slyness of the “serpents” that surround you. After all, Ha-Satan won’t come to you long-tailed, horned, with a trident in his hand, but like an angel of light (2Cor 11:13-15), always avouching half-truths.
- “Wise ones store up knowledge; but the mouth of the foolish is near ruin.” (Pro 10:14).
The mouth of those that don’t lay up Jesus’ ken only can utter what leads people to their ruin, whether it is physical or spiritual (or both).
One thing we can have for sure: outside of Christ there is no knowledge that is truth in our life. Even if what it is being asserted is correct, if this doesn’t have any relation with what Jesus prepared for us, all of this is a lie in our life, inasmuch as this guide us far off from “what” and “where” Jesus wish us.
Let’s take in only what Jesus wish to teach us:
- “So says Jehovah, your Redeemer, the Holy One of Israel, I am Jehovah your God who teaches you to profit, who leads you by the way that you should go. Oh that you had paid attention to My commandments! Then your peace would have been like a river, and your righteousness like the waves of the sea.” (Isa 48:17,18).
Recall that Eve fell exactly when she saw a tree that was good for food, pleasing to the eyes, and desirable to make wise (Gen 3:6).
So, have a good day being careful about the slyness of the “serpents” that surround you. After all, Ha-Satan won’t come to you long-tailed, horned, with a trident in his hand, but like an angel of light (2Cor 11:13-15), always avouching half-truths.