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Just one time.. can mess it all up. Have you ever wondered why it is that doing one thing can make a world of difference and mess up a great relationship? How is it that by one small action... the divine relationship seems so lost... taken away by the giving in of sin? Why is that? Why do we go to something that we know will hurt us and then wonder about why the consequences are so bad when we knew before we did such an act that it would be this bad if not worse? Why can't we seem to look more at the future then at the present when we make a decision? Why must we look at the "pleasure for a season" and see how great that fruit it.. as with Adam and Eve?? Why don't we learn from them.. how wonderful it would have been to be them... the first humans of all the earth.. perfect and walking with God. Yet.. they never knew just how great they had it until it was gone.

Why do we never look at what they did an learn from their mistakes. We are supposed to learn from their mistakes; to see the road blocks and jump over them with the Lord.. yet... we look at the roadblock and think we can hit it straight on by ourselves.... The roadblock always looks so high and we think we can do it ourselves.. when yet.. we are weak. We think that are strength in this life can amount to something in our spiritual strength; it can't. We are weak.

God is strong and we are weak. God created us as such.. He created us depending on Him... The Lord showed me something this week... it was either one morning, afternoon or evening... but the Lord showed me soemthing. "But thediciples followed him." Look throughout the entire four gospels.. they followed Jesus wherever he went.. they longed to be like Him. Peter walked out on the water... The diciples said that they would not be offended of Him the night he was to be betrayed... Peter knew He was Jesus.. they left their nets when Jesus called and said He would make them fishers or men. Sure, we fall.. the "just man falls seven times..." Peter took his eyes off Jesus... the diciples ran off and Peter denied Jesus thrice... the diciples did not have faith that Jesus woudl save them in the roaring winds... "the just man falls seven times and rises again." We may fall, but Jesus always picks us back up. Jesus saved Peter from drowning.. he rebuked the diciples many times but taught them more... Jesus visited the disciples after the ressurection... and still commanded them to go and to teach...

We may fall.. but the just man rises again. How many times does the bible say the just man falls? Seven. Seven, in the bible, represents purity.

Will we fall only seven times? We may fall more than that.. but we are to rise again.

Jesus put us on this earth to serve him. Christian, rise up and walk... walk as the Lord leads... don't run ahead..


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Yes, even though God forgives, wheels can be set in motion. Wheels that have consequences for the rest of our lives.

Obey God, afterall "Father knows best."

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