Post by Eric Gajewski on Jun 5, 2016 14:55:48 GMT
TradCatKnight: Ecclesiasticus 19:2 “Wine & Women Make Wise Men Fall Off”
By: Eric Gajewski
The title of this piece, which comes from Scripture, is presupposed, with the notion, that a man once lived in harmony with God and His grace. Today, many men, have not fallen off but rather have always been “off”. The world which has in it wine and women can assuredly drag a soul into hell if a man does not keep in prudence. Yet, in and of themselves these things are not bad at all but modern man is driven by self thus he is all about self-satisfaction and “fulfilling” and this creates a recipe for spiritual disaster. I should know, as this Scripture certainly applied to me in my "previous life" of bar hopping, club jumping and women chasing. However, Is the spiritual life all about obtaining or emptying? Is it not about self-denial instead of self-fulfilling? Therefore, it is wise for just men to avoid those situations in which you know you can and will displease Jesus and endanger your soul.
tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2016/06/ecclesiasticus-192-wine-women-make-wise.html
By: Eric Gajewski
The title of this piece, which comes from Scripture, is presupposed, with the notion, that a man once lived in harmony with God and His grace. Today, many men, have not fallen off but rather have always been “off”. The world which has in it wine and women can assuredly drag a soul into hell if a man does not keep in prudence. Yet, in and of themselves these things are not bad at all but modern man is driven by self thus he is all about self-satisfaction and “fulfilling” and this creates a recipe for spiritual disaster. I should know, as this Scripture certainly applied to me in my "previous life" of bar hopping, club jumping and women chasing. However, Is the spiritual life all about obtaining or emptying? Is it not about self-denial instead of self-fulfilling? Therefore, it is wise for just men to avoid those situations in which you know you can and will displease Jesus and endanger your soul.
tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2016/06/ecclesiasticus-192-wine-women-make-wise.html
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