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Contest of the different "Poem's' - web - page's
Scriptural
references… *1
(Luke 6:41-42) Why do you
see the speck that is in your brother's eye but do not notice {or}
consider the beam [of timber] that is in your own eye? Or how can you
say to your brother, Brother, allow me to take out the speck that is in
your eye, when you yourself do not see the beam that is in your own eye?
You actor (pretender, hypocrite)! First take the beam out of your own
eye, and then you will see clearly to take out the speck that is in your
brother's eye.
An
illustration of getting rid of our own faults before attempting to get
rid of those of others, and showing that the faults of others are not
nearly as bad as our own. Yeshua
doesn’t mean we should ignore wrongdoing, but we should not be so
worried about others’ sins that we overlook our own. We often
rationalize our sins by pointing out the same mistakes in others. What
kinds of specks in others’ eyes are the easiest for you to criticize?
Remember your own “logs” when you feel like criticizing, and you may
find that you have less to say.
It is not hypocrisy to be weak in faith. A hypocrite is a person who
puts on religious behavior in order to gain attention, approval, or
admiration from others.
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This
page of “Poems
from Paul's younger Years "The Beam & Splinter"
is edited by:
Note's
We do not write G-d's
Name in a place where it may be discarded or erased. Treating G-d's Name
with reverence is a way to give respect to G-d. So even though on a computer
the name is not really being erased (and perhaps is not really there in the
first place), and "G-d" is only an English term used to translate G-d's Holy
Name, it is in keeping with this respect that I write "G-d" in my emails and
on-line articles.
Please note:
This & ALL other web-pages in All web-site's of these Ministries
contains the Awesome Holy Name of G-d, YHVH.
If you print it out, please treat it with appropriate respect!
Joshua, Jeremiah, & Daniel all give us insights about the faith, courage, & compassion of the Messiah. “Joshua” and “Jesus” even had exactly the same name! “Yeshua”, meaning the Salvation of G-d, “Joshua” is an English transliteration of the original Hebrew Name “Yeshua”, and “Jesus”, is a transliteration of the same Name from the Greek!
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