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"Judge not, that ye be not judged. Matthew 7:1"

The Lord Jesus Christ Has given a principle for us to use to judge others. First of all, we should judge ourselves before we try to judge others. Secondly, the measure we use is so important because the measure we use, the same will be used against us. It is better not to judge than to judge unfairly. However, if you want to judge use a just measure so the Lord will use the same for you when the need arises. Dear reader, do you want to judge? Use a fair measure so you will not be found wanting.

"Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven. Matthew 5:16"

Light is an essential element in heaven and on earth. It reveals whatever has been covered by darkness; it gives our eyes the ability to see. In other words, the earth is full of light because of the children of light. Our light is our good works. These includes good character, faithfulness, preaching the gospel, healing the sick, charity, demonstrating the power of God etc. When people see these or benefit from them, they will surely glorify the Father in heaven. Dear reader, how are you lighting your world?

"Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you: Matthew 7:7"

Jesus Christ has given us his full assurance that any time we apply the principle of asking, seeking, and knocking, we will surely get answers. In this regard, God always says, "yes" to our requests when they fall in line with asking, seeking, and knocking.

"Is not my word like as a fire? saith the LORD; and like a hammer that breaketh the rock in pieces? Jeremiah 23:29"

These are some of the qualities of the Word of God: fire and hammer. The Word is like fire to purify our life like gold and to burn into ashes diseases, illnesses, and sin. The Word is like hammer to crash and remold stony heart, and demobilize all our enemies. The Word of God is truly potent to meet every need.

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"As a jewel of gold in a swine's snout, so is a fair woman which is without discretion. Proverbs 11:22"

A Jewel connotes a precious thing in a swine's snout; a swine has no value for pearls. A swine by nature is not decent and no discretion for clean things. Our Lord Jesus Christ confirmed this by saying that pearls should never be given to swine, Matthew 7:6. Likewise a woman endowed with beauty without discretion; such are the women who use their beauty to engage in several vices such as prostitution, fornication, adultery, monopoly etc. Precious one, what has God endowed you with? Use it to the glory of God; don't use it to do all manner of evil. Be wise to use what you have to please God and to support the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.

"But let all those that put their trust in thee rejoice: let them ever shout for joy, because thou defendest them: let them also that love thy name be joyful in thee. Psalm 5:11"

Elijah prayed and there was no rain, but after his word and prayer rain rained, no great mountain JESUS can't remove,
the words of blessings on your life.
the storm of misery in your life,job,family and in your business
your tears and shalom people of GOD.

"Now thanks be unto God, which always causeth us to triumph in Christ, and maketh manifest the savour of his knowledge by us in every place. 2 Corinthians 2:14"

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Happy art thou, O Israel; who is like unto thee, O people saved by the Lord! — Deuteronomy 33:29

He who affirms that Christianity makes men miserable, is himself an utter stranger to it. It were strange indeed, if it made us wretched, for see to what a position it exalts us! It makes us sons of God. Suppose you that God will give all the happiness to his enemies, and reserve all the mourning for his own family? Shall his foes have mirth and joy, and shall his home-born children inherit sorrow and wretchedness? Shall the sinner, who has no part in Christ, call himself rich in happiness, and shall we go mourning as if we were penniless beggars? No, we will rejoice in the Lord always, and glory in our inheritance, for we “have not received the spirit of bo***ge again to fear; but we have received the spirit of adoption, whereby we cry, Abba, Father.” The rod of chastisement must rest upon us in our measure, but it worketh for us the comfortable fruits of righteousness; and therefore by the aid of the divine Comforter, we, the “people saved of the Lord,” will joy in the God of our salvation. We are married unto Christ; and shall our great Bridegroom permit his spouse to linger in constant grief? Our hearts are knit unto him: we are his members, and though for awhile we may suffer as our Head once suffered, yet we are even now blessed with heavenly blessings in him. We have the earnest of our inheritance in the comforts of the Spirit, which are neither few nor small. Inheritors of joy forever, we have foretastes of our portion. There are streaks of the light of joy to herald our eternal sunrising. Our riches are beyond the sea; our city with firm foundations lies on the other side the river; gleams of glory from the spirit-world cheer our hearts, and urge us onward. Truly is it said of us, “Happy art thou, O Israel; who is like unto thee, O people saved by the Lord?”

My Beloved put in his hand by the hole of the door, and my bowels were moved for him. — Song of Solomon 5:4

Knocking was not enough, for my heart was too full of sleep, too cold and ungrateful to arise and open the door, but the touch of his effectual grace has made my soul bestir itself. Oh, the longsuffering of my Beloved, to tarry when he found himself shut out, and me asleep upon the bed of sloth! Oh, the greatness of his patience, to knock and knock again, and to add his voice to his knockings, beseeching me to open to him! How could I have refused him! Base heart, blush and be confounded! But what greatest kindness of all is this, that he becomes his own porter and unbars the door himself. Thrice blessed is the hand which condescends to lift the latch and turn the key. Now I see that nothing but my Lord’s own power can save such a naughty mass of wickedness as I am; ordinances fail, even the gospel has no effect upon me, till his hand is stretched out. Now, also, I perceive that his hand is good where all else is unsuccessful, he can open when nothing else will. Blessed be his name, I feel his gracious presence even now. Well may my bowels move for him, when I think of all that he has suffered for me, and of my ungenerous return. I have allowed my affections to wander. I have set up rivals. I have grieved him. Sweetest and dearest of all beloveds, I have treated thee as an unfaithful wife treats her husband. Oh, my cruel sins, my cruel self. What can I do? Tears are a poor show of my repentance, my whole heart boils with indignation at myself. Wretch that I am, to treat my Lord, my All in All, my exceeding great joy, as though he were a stranger. Jesus, thou forgivest freely, but this is not enough, prevent my unfaithfulness in the future. Kiss away these tears, and then purge my heart and bind it with sevenfold cords to thyself, never to wander more.

"The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction. Proverbs 1:7"

This scripture makes us understand that the fear of God is knowledge. Before any person would fear God or give God reverence, he might have had a prior knowledge of Him. This knowledge a person receives from God leads to the wisdom of God. Fools on the other hand, have no regard for wisdom and instruction; because of this inherent character they will continue to live in folly. Dear reader, do you fear God and how do you mean?