Sanctify Your Vessel in Holiness!!!

People say that they love their family and friends and believe that it gives them the right to overlook evil. That they should hold themselves higher than God Himself by saying, “I absolve you of your sin”. Who would ignore the Holy Scriptures because they feel sorry for them and because they themselves are full of transgression. So that while they overlook wrongdoing in others, the same should be done unto them.

I spoke to my daughter, that my children will say, I love my brothers and sisters, but you don’t love each other enough to warn them of impending judgment. A judgment that has two outcomes. Darkness and torment in a lake of fire prepared for the devil and his angels, where the worm dieth not. Where you have been given a new body that will withstand torment that only God can inflict, that will never be utterly destroyed. A horror that lasts forever.

Or the reassurance given by God Himself. “But as it is written, Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love Him” (1 Corinthians 2: 9, KJV).

Before I proceed, let me give you some synonyms for the word torment: agony, misery, horror, murder, HELL, and curse. To name a few.

When the aforementioned nurse told me that she had black friends, in my heart I said, “So do I”. When she said that she has homosexual family members, in my heart I said, “So do I”. She then went on to say that she won’t judge them. So let me put this here: how am I being condemnatory if I love you enough to warn you of what is coming if you don’t stop playing with God. Because to me, it takes a special kind of hate not to warn someone that you say you love.