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Letting Go of Lies

Updated: 5 days ago


"A lying tongue hates those it hurts, and a flattering mouth works ruin." (Proverbs 26:28)
"A lying tongue hates those it hurts, and a flattering mouth works ruin." (Proverbs 26:28)

You mislead and deceive people when you exchange the truth for lies and believe them. When you willingly choose to embrace lies, you not only compromise your own integrity, but also lead others astray. The truth, which is often straightforward and illuminating, becomes twisted and obscured in the shadows of deception. In such an environment, half-truths emerge as the only remnants of what once was clear and factual. However, these half-truths are far from being genuine representations of reality; they are inaccurate fragments that can mislead and confuse those who encounter them.


The Lord's spirit, in contrast, serves as a beacon of clarity and guidance, leading us toward the full truth that is essential for spiritual growth and understanding. He unlocks the Bible for us, revealing its profound wisdom and insights that are often buried beneath the surface for those who don't seek His guidance. Therefore, we place our trust in Him, recognizing that His wisdom surpasses our limited human understanding. Surrounding ourselves with faithful followers of Christ becomes crucial, as these individuals can provide support, encouragement, and accountability in our spiritual journeys.


Together, we can explore the depths of Scripture, learning from one another and growing in our understanding of God's word. Also, we must engage in the practice of testing our own opinions constantly against Scripture, ensuring that our beliefs and actions align with the teachings of the Bible. This diligent examination not only strengthens our faith but also protects us from the dangers of falling into the traps of misinformation and misunderstanding that can arise in today's world.


"God is not a man, that he should lie..." (Numbers 23:19, NIV)


Blessings!


 
 
 

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