First of all
I want to thank all of you for your prayers on the operation that I had Tuesday
and because of your prayers I am home and healing, all the glory and honor goes
to our Lord and Savior. I will keep this short for it would take for time and
space to put it all on FB. I am going to talk about part of the Lord’s Prayer
in Luke 11verse4 “And forgive us our sins, For we also forgive everyone who is
indebted to us. And do not lead us into temptation. But deliver us from the
evil one.” I will attempt to explain what is meant by those verses. That sins
are debts which we are daily contracting, and which therefore we should
everyday pray for the forgiveness of. Every day adds to the score of our guilt,
and it is a miracle of mercy that we have so much encouragement given us to
come every day to the throne of grace, to pray for the pardon of our sins of
daily infirmity, God multiplies to pardon beyond seventy times seven.
That we have
no reason to expect God would forgive our sins against Him, if we do not sincerely forgive those that have at any
time affronted us or been injurious to us. That temptations to sin should be as
much dread and deprecated by us as ruin by sin. We must be as earnest with God
that we may not be led into it as that we may not be led by that to sin, and by
sin to ruin.
That God is
to be depended upon for our deliverance from
all evil; and we should pray, not only that we may not be left to ourselves
to run into evil, but that we may not be left to Satan to bring evil upon us. I
use Matthew Henry’s Commentary to help in this. Beloved may you all be blessed
many times over by our Lord and Savior, may you be healed, may you be
prosperous, and may you all have the Lords peace, joy and rest.
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