DAILY BREAD OF LIFE

(KJV.)  JAMES 5:16

(16)  Confess your faults one to another, and pray one for another, that ye may be healed.  The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.

PRAY AND MAKE PEACE!

Grace be unto you!

Candidly, the Holy Spirit speaks into our hearts to forgive the people who offend us as often as we ought to forgive them;  therefore, listen carefully to the dialogue between Jesus and Apostle Peter regarding the subject, reference in the book of St. Matthew 6:12-15; also, Chapter 18:21-22, etc.; therefore, pay close attention to your heart, discern if there are spiritual encumbrances lingering within your soul, purge them out with a reading of the scriptures, listening to the songs of praises, (fasting) and or with prayers, set yourself free from the unforgiven emotional turbulence, the foggy borderline of spiritual hindrances, oppressions and suppressions of Satan, while you endeavor to free yourself from the spiritual contaminants, pray for those who offended you;  and set them free as well.

Today, deliberate on the actions of those who offended you;  make up your mind, that as a child of God, going forward in Christ, you have forgiven them;  purge the hurts out of your emotions, give them the benefit of the doubt, that they were not aware of what they did to you, for reference, read St. Luke 23:34, also, the Acts of the Apostles Chapter 7:60;  and if you suspected them that they were fully aware of their harmful actions towards you, forgive them anyway, live peaceably with all men, cf. Romans 12:18;  on the contrarily, if you have offended someone, and have realized that you were at fault, never brushed it off your heart, be courageous enough to approach the person with a repentance heart, confess your guiltiness and ask for forgiveness.

Isn't that what we usually do whenever we trespass against God?  Not sure of what you do, but that is what I typically do: and does he always forgive us?  Absolutely!  He does as many times as we plead our cases before him through the blood of Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior,  notes this!  God is not obligated to forgive our sins, but he does anyway, because when we ask for his forgiveness, he sees the blood of Jesus upon our trespasses, and remembers what Jesus went through to redeem us, and releases our souls from the grids of worries, because of his love, and we continue to live happy lives;  on the addendum, Jesus Christ does not have to be a sacrificial lamb to be brutally crucified to redeem us from sins, but think of what happened to him, because he cares about you.

Therefore, if you have received this act of kindness from Jesus Christ, why don't you do likewise to those who step on your toes, even if they acted knowingly or unknowingly through actions and reactions?  Ponder over this with me;  if your sins do not matter to God, cf. Jeremiah 31:34; then, other people trespasses should not matter to you, forgive those who offend you as God forgives your offenses through the sacred blood of Jesus Christ, cast away what happened or should not have arisen out of your mind, leave the judgment and vengeance to God, cf. Romans 12:19;  he knows what to do about the injustices, instead embrace life with happiness, and enjoy yourself in him.

Beloved, prayer is powerful;  therefore, pray for yourself and others on a daily basis, include your country, other nations of the world, not forgetting the people who offended you;  Jesus sees what you do for others, and will reward you according to your works, know this, that whenever you pray for others, Jesus prays for you! 

Continue ye in Love!  Jesus is coming back again soon!  Peace and Love be unto you!  Amen and Amen!

WORD OF WISDOM:

(KJV.)  St. Matthew 6:15  But if ye forgive not men their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses.