Yea, Hath God Said?

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49. Yay, Hathgoth said.

Certain religious people are the church's biggest problem.

They can be devout and very faithful, but only up to a point.

They're in the church for what they want, not for what God says they need.

They go to the Bible sometimes daily for personal needs, but not to hear and serve God.

They are humanists, and they are themselves the focus of their lives.

We're not told in Genesis 3, 1 to 6 that Eve disbelieved everything God had ever said, only that she rejected God's word at one critical point.

When the time to raise the question, Yeh, Hathgoth said, Eve was ready to believe that her personal desires or needs could set aside God's law at one point and all would be well.

As a Lord's brother, James says,

For whosoever shall keep the whole law and yet offend at one point, he's guilty of all, James 2.10.

Obedience is a total fact, the same is true of faith, either we are faithful or we aren't, and alter is adultery whether committed once or a hundred times.

God does not measure sin by the grooves, but by the fact that all sin is rebellion against him.

The heart of all sin is to say,

My will be done, not God's.