“A maneira mais segura de ser enganado é julgar-se mais esperto do que os outros. (François La Rochefoucauld) “Pagar para ver é chorar para viver”. (Net) “O erro é um professor que sempre te cobra caro”. (Net) “Criticar sem saber é errar duas vezes”. (Net) Muitos se perguntam: “Por que seguir as normas morais da Bíblia?” Asafe, um escritor bíblico, passou por uma fase similar quando questionou se valia a pena viver de uma forma que agradasse a Deus. Ele escreveu: “Fiquei invejoso dos jactanciosos, vendo a própria paz dos iníquos”. Ele até mesmo disse: “Decerto é em vão que purifiquei meu coração e que lavo minhas mãos na própria inocência”. (Sal.73:3, 13) Deus compreende que as vezes questionemos se vale a pena viver segundo suas normas, afinal ele fez com que os pensamentos de Asafe fossem registrados na Bíblia. Por fim, Asafe decidiu que obedecer às leis de Jeová era o melhor modo de vida. (Sal.73:28) Mas Asafe era sensato, ele não precisou se dar mal para depois tomar essa decisão. Aprender dos erros de outros foi suficiente. (Sal.73:16-19) Já ao contrário, o Rei Davi aprendeu de modo mais difícil e acabou sofrendo. Davi cometeu adultério e tentou encobrir seu erro, resultando em mágoa para Deus e outros, passando assim por muita ansiedade! (2Sam 11:1-12:23) Depois que ele se arrependeu, Jeová o inspirou a expressar seus sentimentos num cântico para nosso proveito. (Sal.51:1-19; Rom.15:4) Quando “amigos” zombarem de você, por tentar viver pelas normas das Escrituras, pergunte-se: “Será que eles realmente sabem das conseqüências do que estão falando?” Talvez eles apenas “acompanham a multidão”. (Ex. 23:2) A Palavra de Deus nos aconselha: “E cessai de ser modelados segundo este sistema de coisas, mas sede transformados por reformardes a vossa mente, a fim de provardes a vós mesmos a boa, e aceitável, e perfeita vontade de Deus”. (Rom.12:2) “Porque Jeová toma conhecimento do caminho dos justos, mas o próprio caminho dos iníquos perecerá”. (Sal.1:6)
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The Bible: Is it wrong need to learn?
"The surest way to be wrong is to judge is smarter than others. (François La Rochefoucauld) "Pay to see, to live is to cry." (Net) "The error is a teacher that you always charge expensive." (Net) "Criticizing is wrong without knowing it twice." (Net) Many people ask: "Why follow the moral standards of the Bible?" Asaph, a biblical writer, went through a similar phase when questioned whether it was worth living in a way that would please God. He wrote: "I was envious of the boastful, seeing the very peace of the wicked." He even said: "Surely in vain have purified my heart and wash my hands in his own innocence." (Sal.73: 3, 13) God understands that sometimes question whether it is worthwhile to live by their rules, after all he did with the thoughts of Asaph were recorded in the Bible. Finally, Asaph decided to obey the laws of Jehovah was the best way of life. (Sal.73: 28) But Asaph was wise, he did not need to get into trouble after making that decision. Learn from the mistakes of others was sufficient. (Sal.73 :16-19) already on the contrary, the King David learned the hard way and ended up suffering. David committed adultery and attempted to cover up their mistake, resulting in heartache for God and others, from so much anxiety! (2SAM 11:1-12:23) After he repented, the Lord inspired him to express his feelings in a song for our benefit. (Sal.51 :1-19; Rom.15: 4) When "friends" make fun of you for trying to live by the standards of Scripture, ask yourself: "Do they really know the consequences of what they are talking about?" Maybe they just "follow the crowd." (Ex. 23:2) The Word of God admonishes us: "And quit being fashioned after this system of things, but be transformed by making your mind in order to prove to yourselves the good and acceptable and perfect God's will. " (Rom.12: 2) "For the Lord takes note of the path of the righteous, but the actual path of the wicked will perish." (Sal.1: 6)
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The Bible: Is it wrong need to learn?
"The surest way to be wrong is to judge is smarter than others. (François La Rochefoucauld) "Pay to see, to live is to cry." (Net) "The error is a teacher that you always charge expensive." (Net) "Criticizing is wrong without knowing it twice." (Net) Many people ask: "Why follow the moral standards of the Bible?" Asaph, a biblical writer, went through a similar phase when questioned whether it was worth living in a way that would please God. He wrote: "I was envious of the boastful, seeing the very peace of the wicked." He even said: "Surely in vain have purified my heart and wash my hands in his own innocence." (Sal.73: 3, 13) God understands that sometimes question whether it is worthwhile to live by their rules, after all he did with the thoughts of Asaph were recorded in the Bible. Finally, Asaph decided to obey the laws of Jehovah was the best way of life. (Sal.73: 28) But Asaph was wise, he did not need to get into trouble after making that decision. Learn from the mistakes of others was sufficient. (Sal.73 :16-19) already on the contrary, the King David learned the hard way and ended up suffering. David committed adultery and attempted to cover up their mistake, resulting in heartache for God and others, from so much anxiety! (2SAM 11:1-12:23) After he repented, the Lord inspired him to express his feelings in a song for our benefit. (Sal.51 :1-19; Rom.15: 4) When "friends" make fun of you for trying to live by the standards of Scripture, ask yourself: "Do they really know the consequences of what they are talking about?" Maybe they just "follow the crowd." (Ex. 23:2) The Word of God admonishes us: "And quit being fashioned after this system of things, but be transformed by making your mind in order to prove to yourselves the good and acceptable and perfect God's will. " (Rom.12: 2) "For the Lord takes note of the path of the righteous, but the actual path of the wicked will perish." (Sal.1: 6)
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