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Sep 03, 2021 Letters
Dear Editor,
We Christians believe that Jesus Christ came in the flesh and is the Son of God. Being Christian is not just about going to Church and praying. It is also about being charitable, showing love and compassion. Being generous is also cherished.
Many of us professed Christians are not truly Christian when we avoid doing the above. Not because we are proud and arrogant, but because we just do not know how to be charitable and some of us are just fearful. The Good Book (The Christian Bible) teaches us that love drives out fear. Are we in danger of falling away especially when we are tempted by material wealth, power, knowledge, which is not true knowledge (true knowledge is knowledge of God and his will)? His will is that all humanity must love one another as He (God) loves us. Being a servant is very important in the Lord’s household as when we are in the service of each other we are in the service of our God.
Finally, righteousness uplifts a nation not material wealth as God provides for our needs when we are faithful and obedient to HIM.
Yours Faithfully,
Sean Ori
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