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The misinterpreted law which consents to the Authors death

by ABRAHAM PULICKAL
06/08/18
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The misinterpreted law which consents to the Authors death.

How can that which is intended to make good be falsely interpreted to such an extent that it reaches a state that it defines the death of its Author as good.

This is what happened when the Law of God which was intended to make men good was mishandled and falsely interpreted by the hypocritical priests that they termed it as a good act according to the law to put Jesus to death.

The Jews answered him, “We have a law, and according to our law He ought to die, because He made Himself the Son of God.”

John 19:7 NKJV

Today there are many such individuals, organizations, sects and groups who have wrongly interpreted the Word of God, thus questioning the divinity of Christ with the very intention of killing God in their lives and in the lives of their dear ones.

We can foolishly try to get rid of the sun by closing our eyes to it, however when our eyes will open we cannot deny the existence of this fireball which exists millions of miles away from planet earth and pouring  its light on the earth and everything in it (including us).

Similarly we may deny the existence of God or try to bury God in our lives, yet it will be to our own peril and self-destruction.

We should not find God through the rules and regulations of the law, for if that which we use as a base to find God be a theory with wrong interpretation it may lead us to the devil.

Rather let us seek God and let Him define our rules, let the Holy Spirit set the agenda of our life and lead us victoriously in God’s will in perfect peace always.

There are many who have killed Jesus in their lives and intent to do the same in others’ lives too, let’s pray for such people that God’s wonderful revelation may open their eyes to behold the love and goodness of God in their lives.

What a blessed privilege it is O Lord to know Who You are,

For in Thee alone do we truly know and understand who we are,

We pray for them who are misguided in their ways,

For they have wrongly set their hearts to what the world says,

Yet let us always behold Thy goodness divine,

For forever O Lord I am Thine and Thou art mine

God Bless,
Abraham