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Courtney Stone from the United States

January 25 at 7:31 am
The Lord to mend and have reconciliation with people in my life that I know, such as Michael Steinle, my family,Sarah Cotton. Because I dont want to have ought against or between me and these people.no longer to have a legitimate grievance, complaint, or something to hold against them, often from a past wrong, and it's a biblical phrase (Matthew 5:23-24) urging reconciliation. They they get delivered of any ought they have against me .
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  • Jose on January 25 at 8:37 pm
    God won't punish you without reason or due to other people's desires against you. That's injustice. God's righteous judge.
  • Jose on January 25 at 8:30 pm
    Summarizing Matthew 5: 23-24. This is a counterclaim, a plaintiff, a defendant, a Judge and an officer. The Judge evaluates the case, one is guilty and the other is inocent. The righteous is justified and the other is set to judgment (jail). Ask to them if you have doubts, but if not, enjoy.
  • Jose on January 25 at 8:20 pm
    Remember the book of Nemiah, those adversaries hated the jews due to their wickedness. / But other parts of the Bible shows the person is guilty and he must negotiate to be forgiven, if not, judgement comes from Heaven, due to the claim against your injustice. It is a court. But you must have a guilt.
  • Jose on January 25 at 8:16 pm
    Matthew 5: "²⁵ Agree with thine adversary quickly, whiles thou art in the way with him; lest at any time the adversary deliver thee to the judge, and the judge deliver thee to the officer, and thou be cast into prison. ²⁶ Verily I say unto thee, Thou shalt by no means come out thence, till thou hast paid the uttermost farthing." Yeah, if you are guilty, you must repent and negotiate, in order to restore the righteousness. But if there is not issue, then enjoy.
  • Jose on January 25 at 8:12 pm
    In relation to Matthew 5:23-24, Courtney, yeah, it talks on judgements. The book of Job reveals confrontation brings judgement. . Remember Job's friends accused him, and he defended himself and Job began to raise his voice towards God's courts, and God replied He himself. The result: He sentenced: Justifying the righteous and publishing the wicked. God set a way of conciliation, as in tribunals.
  • Jose on January 25 at 8:02 pm
    You are welcome Courtney.
  • Jose on January 25 at 8:00 pm
    Pray for it, but my life's experience: You won't be sympathetic to everyone out there. Sometimes you can please many, other times everyone rejects you. One can pray for having peace with each person, but you must keep on going, in the real world it can take years. There are moments in which you obtain peace only if some persons get away from you. You can check the Bible, and pray some promises. Please God and He would put you in favor with many people, that's Proverbs.
  • Courtney on January 25 at 7:53 pm
    Thank You Jose ,
  • Jose on January 25 at 7:35 pm
    If Michael Steinle, your family, Sarah Cotton don't appreciate you: If they are near to you, smile to them, greet them with "hi," be a christian woman, elegant, charming, no prejudices, kindly, nothing happens in relation to you, but leave them behind. There are millions of persons on this Planet. Keep on your walk towards God's best in your calling.
  • Jose on January 25 at 7:27 pm
    Use an extreme: Imagine someone wants to kill you, a former friend, but you forgave him, and you are looking for him in order to talk and reconcile... He will execute his desires on your body easily. Courtney Stone, if you believe we christians are dumb, you will be a religious hypocrite, a pharisee, catholic or evangelical, being your priest's waste of time each Sunday. We are not meant to be stupid. Be astute as a snake , and meek as a dove.
  • Jose on January 25 at 7:22 pm
    As Christians Cortney we have the right to forgive those that ask for forgiveness, that's Jesus Christ's yoke on us... If your brother sin against you and he comes to you, in repentance asking for your pardon, forgive him... But what would you do with the ones that did not behave like these before? It is up to you. Did Judas repent? And what about Jesus on it? Read the Psalms.
  • Jose on January 25 at 7:15 pm
    If you did something wrong, repent and ask for forgiveness, humbly, being generous. It is good to pray for this, but do not be tied to them. Jesus Christ himself had issues with his own, as it is written in the Gospels. I know it can be hurtful, but there are more people, leave them behind and take your cross... Do not worry.
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