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Good morning Snippy, Sam and every one.
Good Wednesday morning to each & everyone.
BTW, I'm glad my ancestors made their way to Texas.
I took the overland route. Of course it's much easier now. :-)
I would prefer this method myself...
Y'all have a great day
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Eve explained the rules to the tempter. She and Adam could eat the fruit of any tree in the Garden of Eden, except for the special one in the middle. Just touching it, she said, would bring death.
I can imagine Satan throwing back his head and with mocking laughter saying, "You will not surely die" (Genesis 3:4). He then suggested that God was holding back something good from her (v.5).
For thousands of years the enemy has repeated that strategy. He doesn't care if you believe in the authority of the Bible, as long as he can get you to disbelieve that the one thing standing between you and God is sin.
"You will not surely die," we are told. That is the theme of so many modern novels. The hero and heroine live in disobedience to God but suffer no consequences. In TV shows and movies the characters rebel against the moral laws of God but live happily ever after.
There is even a perfume called "My Sin." It's a fragrance "so alluring, so charming, so exciting," the ads tell us, "we could only call it 'My Sin.'" You would never guess that sin is a stench in the nostrils of God.
In the temptations you face, will you believe Satan's lie? Or will you obey God's warning? —Haddon Robinson
One bite of sin leaves a bitter aftertaste.
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