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a sense of protest

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MaryJane Apr 25, 2014

I heard this below sentence on a history video: A man from Holland was trying to explain why Holland allowed the Nazi infiltration into their country, and rather easily. A few VERY interesting things were said, including:

"Having a sense of protest is not the same as translating it into relevant action.”

This really struck me, because the areas of my life that i am aware of that need obvious Improvement are like that (and the religious world that doesn’t move in Jesus’ Ways and Truth, too of course). My self-deception precisely falls into the category of me "having a SENSE of protest.” Yes, i "protest” it, sure, i "sense” it; i even say i "hate” it””but i "live with it.” Gotta do more than that if i want something to change. Jesus doesn’t Command anything that cannot be obeyed, with His already-provided provision.

I guess part of the point is that one ‘feels’ that the ‘sense of protest’ counts or substitutes for the full measure of care, but i know honestly that it doesn’t. Jesus spoke of "the great Commission” being about "teach them to OBEY” not "teach them to feel bad” or "teach them to express an opinion.” Jesus spoke of those who "put into practice” and "obey” His Words are the ones who are welcomed to His side and whose "house” will STAND. I don’t want to be part of satan or hitler’s kingdom because i only managed to come up with "a sense of protest” but not courageous, faith-filled obedience by choice, as Jesus, as "Father Abraham.” I shall walk "IN Him”!!

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This was written by another in CHRIST and it speaks to me so clearly. How often I have done this very thing, how often have I said, I will do, but then never put my words into action...very convicting!

God bless
maryjane

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