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Justice Recognises That Wrongdoing Has Consequences (opens the original)
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Leviticus teaches us not to repay evil beyond what is just.One of the principles given is:“fracture for fracture, eye for eye, tooth for tooth”— Leviticus 24:20, NKJVThis is commonly called “an eye for an eye”.Jesus teaches us not to let evil reproduce itself inside us.Someone hurts you → you hurt them back → they hurt you again → you retaliate again.The cycle continues.But Jesus introduces a completely different response:They hurt y
Choose God Over Everything Else (opens the original)
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God does not want to dwell in tents made by human hands, but inside each one of us.Jesus died and rose again so that, through the Holy Spirit, He could dwell in us. But why is it so difficult for some people to receive His Spirit?Because you do not love God more than you love yourself.Yes, my dear, we cannot love our sins more than we love God if we want salvation. We cannot even love ourselves more than we love God.He must be number one—the love of our lives, the most important Person to us, th
Called to Stand Out, Not Fit In (opens the original)
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Our enemy, who is called Lucifer, is not concerned about people who merely have a religion or attend church. The people he is concerned about are those who are faithful and live what they preach. That is why, when we speak about being set apart for God, many people become offended. They want to hear the Gospel presented in a gentle way, where the preacher carefully chooses words that will not offend anyone. People have become very sensitive these days.”…I am the Lord who sanctifies you, who brou
Refusing to Conform (opens the original)
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John the Baptist came into the world with a mission: to prepare the way for our Lord. Jesus came to do the will of the Father and gave His own life to save us.As I read and meditate on Leviticus 21, I see God’s call for those who serve Him to conduct themselves with holiness and to be careful not to profane His sanctuary. Today, the sanctuary is not merely a physical place; through our lives, we represent God wherever we go.A servant of God is called to live as the Levites did—set apart from the
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