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Galatians 6:7-8 ESV
“Do not be deceived: God is not mocked, for whatever one sows, that will he also reap. For the one who sows to his own flesh will from the flesh reap corruption, but the one who sows to the Spirit will from the Spirit reap eternal life.”
What this passage of Scripture is teaching here is that how
we live our lives on this earth matters for eternity. Yes, it may also mean
that there may be natural consequences for what we do in this life while we
still live on this earth, but the primary message has to do with life and
death. And this is taught all throughout the New Testament by Jesus Christ, and
by Paul, and by Peter and John, etc.
This message telling us to not be deceived is all throughout
the New Testament, too, and it is written mostly to those professing faith in
Jesus Christ. So we have to guard against deception, and we do that by being
students of the Scriptures, and by doing what we are taught to do as followers
of Christ. And we do this by testing against the Scriptures (in context) the
messages we are hearing others speak to make sure they align with the
Scriptures.
And we also do this by not disregarding the Lord and his
commands (New Covenant), and by taking him and his word seriously (to walk in
the fear of the Lord). And we do this, as well, by not taking God’s grace for
granted, assuming that our sins are all covered and thus our sins no longer
matter to God. For yes, we don’t have to live in sinless perfection, but we do
have to walk according to the Spirit and no longer according to the flesh.
And then we need to believe what the Scriptures teach to
those professing the name of Jesus with regard to how we live and the consequences
of our behaviors and our actions. For this passage in Galatians is not the only
one that lets us know that we are going to all stand before God one day, and we
are all going to have to give an account for what we did in this life, and we
are all going to be judged by our works. So please take this to heart.
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Happiness is the Lord
By Ira F. Stanphill
Happiness is to know the Savior
Living a life within His favor
Having a change in my behavior
Happiness is the Lord!
Happiness is a new creation
Jesus and me in close relation
Having a part in His salvation
Happiness is the Lord!
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