TIMELY NOTES!

TIMELY NOTES!

The bible describes iniquity as a mystery; and mysteries are things that are beyond human understanding. Human beings may not understand why sin overpowers them, but believers should. Believers are not human beings, the bible describes them as gods. A god has capacity to understand anything, including the mystery of iniquity. Moreover, Rom 6:14 makes it clear that "sin shall no longer have dominion over us".

Furthermore, Jesus said "it is given to believers to know the mysteries of the kingdom". This could also mean that if a believer commits sin, it's not because the sin overpowered him, but because he chose to sin. Most of the things that tempts us into sin are the lost of the eyes, the lost of the flesh, and the pride of life - which are products of the earth - of which we've been given dominion over them.

That's how far we'd go on today's Timely Note. But take these last words; WE ARE OF GOD, AND HAVE OVERCOME. COMMITTING SIN WILL BE A LACK OF FAITH IN GOD'S WORD. Have a most fruitful day! In Jesus precious name!

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