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I admit it. When I saw how hard my fellow-walker was trying to see the weed-wacking guy: I laughed at her and judged her lack of insight. (And then felt guilty for my uncharitable thoughts.) But in life, once we grasp the condition of those around us, we must be intentional to hear and head Paul's instructions about dealing with those who cannot see (2 Timothy 2:24-26).
His first point? Don't fight with them. It is cruel for a man with sight to beat up a man who is blind. How similar if we who see Christ's goodness use our sight to berate those who cannot see? Instead, Paul urged Timothy to be a gentle and patient teacher, humble in correction. It may just be that God will grant them repentance so they can come to their senses and escape. So, next time I see a fence, real or intangible, may I be gracious in my response and pray that one day they too will know the truth. Comments are closed.
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