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Bad Thoughts

 




This is something that many people do not know, even though it is one of the things that God does not like. 

Evil thoughts are among the causes that caused the Lord to send the flood on the earth. Men were animated by wickedness and the thoughts of their hearts were daily turned to evil.


"He who closes his eyes to indulge in evil thoughts, He who bites his lips, has already consummated evil." Proverbs 16:30


My brothers and sisters, let everything that is true, everything that is honorable, everything that is just, everything that is pure, everything that is lovable, everything that is worthy of approval, everything that is virtuous and worthy of praise, be the object of your thoughts, because sin remains sin even if you entertain it alone in your mind.


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Prophet Holly van

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