Definition of Feeling Anger (Wrath)

This is a commandment thou shalt not break as by breaking one we break them all that is what we both believe each and everyday …..

But this is my definition of what we feel that cannot just go away until we remove the block and root and for this, we have to pray and ask God to provide a simple and peaceful way for us to feel calm again every day……..

Now that simple way for some may take a while but ‘ Step By Step & Word By Word ‘ we feel it a little day by day until we reach a point in our Heart & Life that God has lifted Us up and its gone away ……

Now we feel much lighter and lighter every day but we say never stop 🙏🙏 we both attest and say that God will know how to prevent us ever getting angry ever again …..

Sometimes we all need to know that God needs us to remember when we hurt ask the Lord to reveal any blind blocks we feel when we turn up to endless possibilities in life was our Lord

As we read the Story of the man born blind

This is the story of the man born blind.

The Pharisees wanted to know who had sinned that he was blind, him or his parents.

Of course, the answer is that no one had sinned.

Then they were upset that he was healed on the Sabbath.

So they then claimed that Jesus was a sinner since he had “worked” on the Sabbath.

The man then asked how a sinful man could have cured him.

The bottom line is that they tossed him out of the temple.

I once heard a sermon on this reading that had props!

The minister had a seven candle candelabra.

He had three candles lit on one side and the rest were not lit.

The ones that we lit symbolized the Pharisees who could see and the unlit, the man born blind.

As the story unfolded, the candles on the side of that were unlit were lighted and the candles that were lit were blown out.

The seventh at the top of the candelabra symbolized Jesus.

The blind man began by not even knowing who Jesus was, but trusted him to heal him.

The better he came to know Jesus and his faith in him grew, the candles were lit to show the growth.

The more the Pharisees questioned and condemned the healing, their candles were extinguished.

The eyes of the Pharisees were open to the world, but closed to the working of God in their midst and they became increasingly blind.

The man born blind, on the other hand, had never been able to see the beauty of the world until Jesus healed him.

But his blindness did not prevent him from seeing the power of God and he became increasingly confident that Jesus was from God and was, in fact, the Son of God.

This message is something we need to think about.

We would not be reading this if we were blind to the power of God, but we might have blind spots that we are unaware of.

Let’s take some time today to ask the Lord to open our eyes to see the work that he is calling us to do.

Thank you for sharing this insightful story.

It highlights the contrast between the Pharisees who were blind to the power of God despite their physical sight and the man born blind who recognized Jesus as the Son of God despite his physical blindness.

It serves as a reminder for us to be aware of our own blind spots and to seek God’s guidance to open our eyes to His work in our lives.

Taking time to reflect and ask the Lord to reveal any blind spots can help us grow in our faith and understanding of His calling for us.

Amen