This is part six of the series on what God hates. Since it's been uploaded I thought I'd pass it along.
With love in Christ,
Michael Boldea Jr.
What God Hates Part 6
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Feet that are swift to run to do evil show enthusiasm on the part of someone carrying those feet. They feel excited and anxious to do what is evil. The love of mischief is probably in their hearts.
If you hesitate at the prospect of some exciting evil activity, at least your feet arent running there. You can still stip yourself and save your character. If you give in to the tmeptation, then you will probably wind up with hands that shed innocent blood.
Lots of people run to do evil, and then brush off the guilt. They act like they were just having their fun or couldn't really help it. This is why it is desipicable. They think they are good but they don't really care about what is good.
It is like they just got carried away, but they are really okay otherwise. Any sin that can carry you away, carries away your soul with it. This is true. You think it is all about fun and games until your soul is jeapoardized, and then you have a real struggle to get back on track.
Most people are just more content to pretend to care than to really strain to walk with Christ. These are the hypocrites who drag others down with them with their stumbling feet.
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