{"id":2938,"date":"2021-02-04T13:09:29","date_gmt":"2021-02-04T12:09:29","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/predication.net\/?p=2938"},"modified":"2021-02-04T13:09:31","modified_gmt":"2021-02-04T12:09:31","slug":"the-truth-will-set-us-free","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/predication.net\/?p=2938","title":{"rendered":"The truth will set us free"},"content":{"rendered":"\n
Let’s learn to appreciate the value of truth. We can’t even imagine what money goes to advertising. Everyone wants to sell to earn to increase his profit. There is talk of the art of selling. But we can imagine how advertising sometimes deceives or annoys us. But after all, without it, we would have a hard time learning about some useful things. There is an interesting sentence about Herod in the Gospels – When John the Baptist, “He listened, he was very embarrassed, and yet he liked to listen to him” (Mark 6:20). This is not Herod, who wanted to kill Jesus as a child out of fear before the future king. He is his successor on the throne. As we heard for Herodias, John was imprisoned, his sister-in-law, because he blamed him as a sin. John Baptist was right, but as it is now, not everyone liked the truth even then. That each of us knows who has ever told the truth to someone proud. Finally, John died for the truth, but it was largely due to female hatred and male hatred conceit. Herodias must have cut her when it says that she wanted to have him killed long and attentively, she nurtured her hatred for John, who could prepare her the truth about a nice place. Herod was a fool, for he was certainly drunk when he danced he also promised half the kingdom, and he certainly was, and certainly, because of his conceit, it depended on others’ opinion when he did not want to break the oath. In the end, it would be possible to say that Herod lost his head more than John the Baptist because of his wife.<\/h2>\n
We are also offered the truth in readings, gospels, and sermons. But anyone can tell us the truth. Jesus himself said there were a way truth and life. And we cannot reject him. But if we can not refuse anyone to tell us the truth? After all, the truth will set us free. The truth to essays Jesus, his followers revered, died for her. And we have it for her to burn. We have to spread it, learn to speak it. The devil is called the father of lies, and we want to be to Christ, be in the eternal feast with Christ, and not to be through lies have become the food of the devil in hell. Truth is real value, the value of us Jesus teaches when he says your yes, let it be yes and your no, let it be no. Because of a lie, it hasn’t benefited anyone yet, and if it seems to have succeeded, it’s really just an appearance.<\/h2>\n
Charles Lewis, a well-known writer, and thinker say it is foolish to teach politicians to be honest, just, and truthful, for they should know it when they are little boys. Let us learn to tell the truth, for righteousness can be built on honesty and love. After all, if we love someone, we won’t lie to them; he looks great in that outfit. When we know it’s not true, and everyone gets it, he will laugh behind his back. When we love someone, we won’t lie to them; he can go up the ladder when we know the ladder is broken because he could kill himself. And if we love someone, we can’t lie to them that everything is fine when we see that he is sinning because he would not have come to heaven, and we should have its responsibility too.<\/h2>\n
Let’s hear a story about a fisherman and his son. The fisherman returned from the hunt and put the net to fix my little son. He began to repair the nodes on the net honestly, but over time he stopped enjoying it, he made the knots weaker and looser, looser, to finish as soon as possible and go to play with friends. The next day, however, his father took him fishing. They sailed with the boat to sea \u200b\u200band threw the net. As they began to pull her out, the boy slipped and fell into the water. However, his father did not jump after him because he knew she was in the net; he just pulled her faster. When her, however, he pulled out, leaving a hole in it because the nodules were not well tucked. Thus, his son drowned. He paid for his own lie and paid for it with his life. One lie, one dishonesty, and it cost him his life. Who among you knows whose lie he can pay for? Most often on your own. Ads don’t have to be deceiving. It is enough if they do not tell the whole truth or only say what suits them. But we don’t want to sell ourselves to Jesus. We are they have already given him, and therefore let us speak and act as he wished and taught – truly.<\/h2>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"