{"id":2902,"date":"2021-01-24T22:10:37","date_gmt":"2021-01-24T21:10:37","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/predication.net\/?p=2902"},"modified":"2021-01-24T22:10:39","modified_gmt":"2021-01-24T21:10:39","slug":"fight-against-sin","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/predication.net\/?p=2902","title":{"rendered":"Fight against sin"},"content":{"rendered":"\n
Let us be healed of Jesus’ sins. Surely we have heard the words to our address or the address of others: \u201cHey, you don’t have it right in your head, “or someone evaluated us with the words:” How are you? He did it; someone had to help you. \u201d Such statements touch a person because they attack his honor and indirectly say that he is a fraud. Even Jesus did not evade such a judgment when they said of him. “Beelzebub possesses him “and by the power of the prince of evil spirits casteth out evil spirits” (Mark 3:22).<\/h2>\n
If we got into such a situation, we could say that we were with Jesus on the same boat because we sometimes hear about us Christians. Nothing new under the sun. The Lord Jesus foretold it: \u201cIf me they will also persecute you \u201d(Johan 15:20). But sometimes such an explanation is not enough, and one asks: Why? Why, because people often evaluate things only from their own perspective: If it’s not possible for me, then neither can you. It is a manifestation of the greatest unbelief caliber when this is said of Jesus, and his power is identified with the devil’s power. To distinguish the spirits, Jesus left us a rule: “You will know them by the fruit.” (Cf. Mt 7:16).<\/h2>\n
So the devil cannot do good; he does not bring peace. He divides people to each other, sin separates people from God, promises what he can never give, and wants to rule by violence, misery, and pride. So we don’t evaluate things only from our perspective; we should look at things from the perspective of eternity. This means that it is good for us to bring us closer to the Lord God; it will help us to heaven. In the Gospels, we often see Jesus performing miracles, healing. The same thing happens today, only in a different form. Unfortunately, we hear then, “It was the healing water that healed him.” as if we were afraid to say, “God healed him,” for he gave him much water in Lourdes or elsewhere.<\/h2>\n
Something similar is happening in the spiritual realm. Here, too, Jesus works miracles and much more visible because healing from cancer is not always visible at first glance, but the change of life is visible. Especially in the field of faith. Imagine a man who always criticizes, is not satisfied with anything, is always in opposition, and knows\u00a0what he will say and suddenly nothing. Not a single critical word will settle for standing on the bus, does not swear in the rain, in the sun, sees things in a positive light. That there is a good shower for the surroundings. Well, we have to say that quite pleasant because if an annoyed man to whom even the Lord God did not comply will become a man who in she sees in all the hand of God, who cannot be wrong, nothing escapes her power, that we can only blame God. Surely we would find more cases from the environment that we could prove fit what was said. But the problem arises when we look at ourselves. Why? Because, this also applies to ourselves to a greater or lesser extent. We, too we often attribute the power of human change to everything, but not to God. We can do it attributed to a chance that does not exist. There is only a coincidence. We attribute it illness, fear, or pain. What if it affects us – illness, pain, fear. Should we despair? Not! Because in St. scripture, we have instructions for changing lives. In Tobias’s book, the father gives such a lesson to young Tobias: \u201cWhat is it? You do not like it, neither do you another \u201d(Tob 4:15). That’s a little small because our task is not just to do evil but to do good. And so about 230 years after the writing of the book of Tobias, the Lord Jesus improves on this negative command and says, you want people to do you, do you to them \u201d(Mt 7:12). To carry out the previous command, young Tobias sent him. Lord God of Angel Raphael (Raphael means: God heals). We have angels two guardians, but the Lord Jesus left us something more, left us the Eucharist as strengthen us to rule and carry out his command. It follows that we also have angels, as helpers, and the Eucharist as food, so there is no reason for us to they broke the bat over themselves, that we could not do it, because we were already in this matter they have failed many times. It is said that he does not even like to eat. We are not alone working on ourselves, on to pull out of our lives judgments, slanders, or other ills. We have the Eucharist as bread for strengthening. We have a guardian angel and a helper; let\u00a0us trust in the power of God and ask our protector for help. I’d rather let us speak to him as if we were to misjudge the deeds that others are doing, for if I judge others, I judge the Lord Jesus.<\/h2>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"