The more I learn about ancient history as it relates to the Bible makes me grieve for those lost and for my own failings. Was it Paul whom said die daily to sin?
The more I learn about ancient history as it relates to the Bible makes me grieve for those lost and for my own failings. Was it Paul whom said die daily to sin?
If I recall correctly, it was indeed. And I agree with you, the more I learn the more sorrowful it can become. This is the importance of the hope within.
It was Christ who said "take up your cross and follow me."
You cannot follow someone without bearing your burden and moving towards them.
Romans 12:2 speaks to the constant action of testing to discern the perfect will of God.
To grieve for your sins is a good thing, if it leads you to repentance (doing better, working to improve).
If I recall correctly, it was indeed. And I agree with you, the more I learn the more sorrowful it can become. This is the importance of the hope within.
It was Christ who said "take up your cross and follow me."
You cannot follow someone without bearing your burden and moving towards them.
Romans 12:2 speaks to the constant action of testing to discern the perfect will of God.
To grieve for your sins is a good thing, if it leads you to repentance (doing better, working to improve).
I think it was Salome the Jew Princess who called for the head of John The Baptist
I think it was Salome the Jew Princess who called for the head of John The Baptist
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