THE FRUIT GARDEN; The Kindness Due to Repentance
Do not repay evil with hatred. If you feed your enemy you could establish hot coals on his head… God will repay for your suffering. Does this type of thinking seem natural? As humans the moral of love our enemies challenge our very core. Nevertheless the ease of Sunday morning dawns upon everyone daily troubles. In other words, there’s something sweet about God’s love. Even His nature for revenge is good as sweet butter on rye bread. The kindness of God tends to lead us to repentance (READ these words in the SCRIPTURES: II Corinthians 7:8-13) It does not make natural sense to hate our enemies. The pain of anguish which this puts upon The Holy Spirit causes such grief that one wants to reestablish their whole persona. No one who truly knows The Holy Spirit feels comfortable disrespecting The Holy Spirit; no one… because that’s not natural.
Do not repay evil with hatred. If you feed your enemy you could establish hot coals on his head… God will repay for your suffering. Does this type of thinking seem natural? As humans the moral of love our enemies challenge our very core. Nevertheless the ease of Sunday morning dawns upon everyone daily troubles. In other words, there’s something sweet about God’s love. Even His nature for revenge is good as sweet butter on rye bread. The kindness of God tends to lead us to repentance (READ these words in the SCRIPTURES: II Corinthians 7:8-13) It does not make natural sense to hate our enemies. The pain of anguish which this puts upon The Holy Spirit causes such grief that one wants to reestablish their whole persona. No one who truly knows The Holy Spirit feels comfortable disrespecting The Holy Spirit; no one… because that’s not natural.
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