Little Time to Sin

What is wrong with sin is that it brings two people together, not in the best way, but it certainly does create a connection. What’s the problem with hating another person for their sins? It may not convince many people to believe in you, yet there can still be some hope and compatibility within you. If you were to sin and escape the consequences, would it be because you had the same amount of money—or even double the amount—that you used to atone for your actions? 

Why must I cry twice instead of seeking justice just once? Why is sin viewed as a lifelong burden rather than a passing moment of frustration or anger? Those who leave the fire burning, ultimately causing harm to everyone, share the blame. As Chief Ramsey once said, just one item can ruin a whole night’s work in Hell's Kitchen. 

The Devil, represented by Roger, had a short time to learn the ultimate truth—understanding the body of all bodies and realizing that one must not selfishly consume all energy for their own benefit. Every time you respond with anger, your own fuse grows shorter, and the more you stoke the flames of someone else's fire, the more it burns.

If you are on fire because someone has sinned against you, remember that this fire cannot be extinguished easily. The Lord holds you accountable to the same degree that you have judged others. A lie can be the worst sin, especially when inflicted upon an innocent person, while you continue to persecute them for something they didn’t do, hoping to free yourself from the injustice of your own actions.

People like Greg Stephens and the Alamogordo Holmes family tree have stolen my inheritance of $2 million, spending it on their own family's affairs while I am left confused and uncertain. They exploit my situation, spreading lies, while I mourn the loss of my wife and bear the weight of accusations against us for each other’s death. They escape unscathed from their wrongdoing, which I perceive as an unforgivable sin. 

Right now, Greg stands in my ear, masquerading as an angel of light that I cannot see. He wants me to share the truth about the lies sown in this great sin that could have been avoided. He came to me in spirit, admitting that he had taken my inheritance money for the sake of God's people. They pretended they would return it right after I had finished the Heavenly Wars above. His true intention was to set me up and kill my wife and me. While I would receive the money with joy, they would shoot me, claiming it was self-defense. This is what God has shown me.