Thursday 24-11-2022 MYSTERY OF INIQUITY

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Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are the issues of life. Pv 4:23 KJV

Diligence is one way after being washed by Christ, of keeping yourself out of reach of sins. Diligence is a guard against lasciviousness of the human nature. Whereas hardworking may not but encourage sinning. Hard work appeals only to the human nature - humans love sweating, cracking their brains and ranking whatever is left so that they can be seen and praised by other hardworking folks. They say something like, "Even if it didn't work, at least, he tried". Humans naturally don't care if a work satisfies God or not. They care less whether it's a field of thorns and thistles they're labouring on to harvest all their days, so far it is some activities, some jumping up and down, being serious and sweating, they feel good to go! On the other hand, God values "diligence" the working per time in righteousness. This is why by being diligent sins steer clear your way! Because you're just fixed, awake to God, right up there before the Lord who's never tired nor weary, who does not sleep "forget" nor slumber "get distracted", the One who works when man rests.

And again God says, if all efforts are concerted in ensuring that the heart receives right good information only, then it is safe! With all diligence, the heart must be guarded. The safety and security of man's storage facility - the soul, is of greater importance than all else, because out of the heart flows issues of life. Sinning actually starts from the soul, the seat of human reasonability. This is another mystery of iniquity.

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