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tion may come suddenly, but sin
doesn’t, like photographic plate
forming an image, our mind accumulates what we expose it to,
godly or ungodly.
Talking on where lust comes from,
the bible gives an answer “for out
of the heart come evil thoughts,
murder, adultery, sexual immorality” (Matthew 15:19-20).
In addition, Jesus puts it this way
“you have heard that it was said, do
not commit adultery. But I tell you
that anyone who looks at a woman
lustfully has already committed
adultery with her in his heart” Matt
5:27-28.
He then speaks on setting Boundaries, guarding our heart with all diligence, Prov 4:23, and filling your
mind with pure thoughts.
In closing, our minds do not exist

Repentance means not just
turning from impurity but keeping ourselves from going to places
that accommodate impurity.

should ask ourselves is ‘What have
I been feeding my mind on?’
In concluding the book, the author
brought about very important
subjects; Repentance, accountability and the cost of impurity.
Repentance means not just turning from impurity but keeping ourselves from going to places that
accommodate impurity.

Kiddies
Korner
Parable of the Talents
(Based on Matthew 25:14-30)
Copyright © 2007 Patricia Loranger

For accountability, its necessity is
stressed for the need to have some
older, mature Christian to mentor
us and who we are obliged to open
up to, to help check for indicators
so as not to become a casualty
and, finally, if we can always bear
in mind what it would cost us if we
gave in to sexual sin - our families,
friends, church, even our Christian
testimony.
So many other things were mentioned in the book, however this is
just to give us a tip of the iceberg
and get us interested in reading
this book as well as other Christian
literature.
Timothy Akanmu

in a vacuum, they will be filled with
either pure or impure thoughts,
and therefore the question we
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Jesus told his disciples a parable. “A man was going to another country
so before he left, he gave one servant five pieces of gold, another servant two pieces of gold and to the last servant he gave one piece of gold.
He gave each as much as they could handle.
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