Emptiness the Door to Iniquity

When anyone receives Revelation in the word of God, it sometimes conflicts with what we may have previously been taught. This will cause us to have to deal with old traditions and wrong teachings. These teachings may contain some New Light from God’s Word, and it may be opposed to some teachings we had previously learned. Therefore, follow through these Scriptures in your Bible in sequence so that You may be able to “Make A Choice Between The Word Of God Rather Than The Traditions Of Men.” MOFM Disclaimer.

Believers, caught in an endless cycle of sin and repentance, have been living defeated lives under clouds of frustration, guilt, and condemnation. Many with abusive fathers have exclaimed, “I’ll never be like my father! I hate what he did.” And yet, to their dismay, they find themselves doing the same things. Deep within, there is a bent, a weakness, a propensity, for certain sins that they despise. No matter how many times they have repented and confessed, no matter how often they have asked God for forgiveness, they haven’t been able to stay free of its grip on their lives. Iniquity isn’t sin or transgression. It’s the bent or “want to sin.”