GOOD EVENING FRIENDS AND FAMILY,” Well one thing I learned from earth 🌍 Is life is not only a test! But a blessing and a Journey, Even the Spirit said, when I walk through the valley of the shadow of death. I fear no evil. For you are with me, your rod and your staff they comforted me. I say as long as I walk in creator YAHUAH’S Laws I will fear not! The evil 😈 and Darkness of Earth 🌍,” Remember do not judge! Lest you be judged, For with what Judgment you Judge, You shall be judged, And with the same measure you use, It Shall be measured to you! My beloved followers do all you can to forgive one another and stay far from using Judgment on others even if you no 100% they did you wrong! Learn to forgive then lift them up ⬆️ to your Holy Father YAHUAH for him to Judge them and never forget to tell ELOHIYM that you forgive them and hand them over to him and give him all your painful feelings as well,” And I promise the evil 😈 people will pay! So remember the fear of man brings a snare, But whoever trust in YAHUAH! Is made high! Many seek the face of a ruler,” But right ruling for man comes from YAHUAH. Hey have a blessed night Shalum FORBIDDEN HALLELUYAH SCRIPTURES OF TEHILLIM AKA PSALM 23:4 and MATTITHY AKA MATTHEW 7:1-2 and MISHLEY AKA PROVERBS 29:25-26..#army #military #america #usa #California #Arizona #Texas #boston #florida #miami #orlando #Ohio #chicago #Georgia #newjersey #washingtondc #Washington #newyork #south #sanfrancisco #Utah #lasvegas #orange #riverside #sandiego #losangeles #la #hollywood #sanbernardino #SantaCruz #sanantonio #SantRampalJiMaharaj
Reflecting on the message shared in the article, I've found personally that embracing forgiveness truly transforms one’s spiritual journey. The advice to forgive others—even when the wrong is clear—and to entrust them to divine judgment resonates deeply with me. It reminds me of a time when I struggled with bitterness toward someone who hurt me. By consciously choosing forgiveness and releasing those painful feelings to my faith, I experienced unexpected relief and a profound sense of peace. Psalm 23:4 highlights walking through dark valleys without fear and finding comfort in faith, which for me has been a source of strength during difficult times. Coupled with the caution in Matthew 7:1-2 about the dangers of judging others, these scriptures encourage a compassionate and humble approach to interpersonal conflicts, which I believe fosters healthier relationships. The mention of trusting YAHUAH over earthly rulers also aligns with a broader perspective that true guidance comes from spiritual principles rather than human authorities. This has helped me prioritize inner peace and spiritual alignment above external approval or fear. Incorporating these lessons into daily life means practicing patience, empathy, and humility. It is not always easy, but remembering that judgment is ultimately reserved for the Creator encourages me to focus on self-improvement and kindness. Forgiveness is not just about others; it liberates us from the chains of resentment and fear, making life’s journey more meaningful and blessed.
