Larry J Mouton Jr A person without God lives in malice. "Brethren, be not children in understanding: howbeit in malice be ye children, but in understanding be men" (1 Cor. 14:20) The word means evil disposition or evil in nature. It is a spirit full of evil and malice and injury, a character that is as evil as it can be. It is a person who always looks for the worst in other people and always passes on the worst about them. It is the person who so often ruins other people both in reputation and body and in mind and spirit. It is a person so full of evil that he is always ruining others either by word or violence. There are some people who would not actively strike and harm a person, but everyone has experienced feelings against another person. The feelings arise from some argument or difference within the family, with a neighbor, or at work, school, or play. And the feelings were strong, so strong that one could care less if something bad happened to the person. And most people have even had feelings... • that wished something bad upon others. • that downgraded and tore down others. Tragically, these feelings even occur within families. People hold malice within their hearts; they could care less if something bad happened to others. But thanks be to God our Savior. He has provided forgiveness for this terrible sin—both forgiveness and deliverance. And He will forgive and deliver any person who turns away from his malice and bitterness against others and turns to Him.
Posted on: Thu, 19 Sep 2013 21:17:44 +0000
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