Verses 29-33
I
can’t close my scriptures without commenting on these verses some. I watch the struggles my two daughters are
going through and they are tremendous. I
am helpless to them. These are their
struggles. To me it is so easy to figure
out. The Lord has promised us – and He
doesn’t lie – that He “. . . will not succor [us] in the day of [our]
transgressions; but [I] will hedge up their ways that they prosper not; and
their doings shall be as a stumbling block before them. V30 And again, he saith: If my people shall
sow filthiness they shall reap the chaff thereof in the whirlwind; and the
effect thereof is poison.”
The
next two verses are as pertinent. Why
should we be surprised when we find that we’re having some pretty serious
trials when we do nothing to be in good with Heavenly Father? It may seem that some are turning to worldly
ways and having a good life, but rest assured there will be serious
trials. I see it in the lives of my
nieces and nephews who also struggle with keeping the covenants they have made
with the Lord. Do we really become so
blind to the ways of the Lord when we turn against His ways and let Satan be our
master? Apparently so, because try
talking reason to someone who has turned away from righteousness. There is an excuse for everything. Their own logic is laughable.
So
how does this pertain to me? Since this
is my own scriptural musings? Well, I wrote
at the end of this chapter: “What holds
me bondage?” There are many ways to
sin. I’m subject to temptations as much
as the rest and I need to remember these verses and stay on the Lord’s side
else not be surprised when I “reap the east wind”.

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