This morning it was learnt that people were busy collecting ‘salt’ from ‘shops’. They said “there will no salt in the market. The rate is rising to Rs.100/- per kg in the market and is now not available. Only village small shops in village level have old stock.”
My wife rang me up and said “I got 2kg at Rs.50/- per kg. here”. I replied, “Don’t purchase” and off the phone. Later, announcement was heard from DIPRO that it was rumour. It is learnt that many shops have sold salt at Rs.100/- per kg and many persons have purchased and are storing in stock.
Rumor spreads so fast. Rumour once made our land cause bloodshed with ethnic violence. Rumour is temptation for every body. We must stand against such rumour.
The Bible says , “…Stand fast then, and do not be hampered and held ensnared and submit again to a yoke of slavery [which you have once put off].”( Galatians 5:1)
Temptation is part of everyday life. We experienced temptation to sin in a variety of ways.
We are tempted to stay angry at something or someone and take revenge for small wrong done by others.
We are tempted to give up our daily reading of the Bible and prayer and to do wrong , to act against our believe.
We are tempted to worry or complain about small matters and live a gloomy life.
We are tempted to forget our promises to help others and not keep our word to someone who are depending on us.
Temptation is endless. Temptation itself is not sin. Temptation leads one to sin if he or she acted according to the temptation. We must stand fast and resist temptation. Daily read the Bible and always pray. God gives us self-control that we may control ourselves not to do wrong when we are tempted.
Remember : Jesus Christ is your Lord and Saviour. Jesus Christ not only saved you from the past sin and from the power of sin. He also saved you from all your wrong. He will also save you from doing wrong, making wrong decision and entering trouble. Call You Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ in prayer and ask Him to save you from making wrong decision when you have to take promt decision. Seek His help not to do wrong and save you from every problem.
May God answer your prayer in Jesus name. May God bless you.
My wife rang me up and said “I got 2kg at Rs.50/- per kg. here”. I replied, “Don’t purchase” and off the phone. Later, announcement was heard from DIPRO that it was rumour. It is learnt that many shops have sold salt at Rs.100/- per kg and many persons have purchased and are storing in stock.
Rumor spreads so fast. Rumour once made our land cause bloodshed with ethnic violence. Rumour is temptation for every body. We must stand against such rumour.
The Bible says , “…Stand fast then, and do not be hampered and held ensnared and submit again to a yoke of slavery [which you have once put off].”( Galatians 5:1)
Temptation is part of everyday life. We experienced temptation to sin in a variety of ways.
We are tempted to stay angry at something or someone and take revenge for small wrong done by others.
We are tempted to give up our daily reading of the Bible and prayer and to do wrong , to act against our believe.
We are tempted to worry or complain about small matters and live a gloomy life.
We are tempted to forget our promises to help others and not keep our word to someone who are depending on us.
Temptation is endless. Temptation itself is not sin. Temptation leads one to sin if he or she acted according to the temptation. We must stand fast and resist temptation. Daily read the Bible and always pray. God gives us self-control that we may control ourselves not to do wrong when we are tempted.
Remember : Jesus Christ is your Lord and Saviour. Jesus Christ not only saved you from the past sin and from the power of sin. He also saved you from all your wrong. He will also save you from doing wrong, making wrong decision and entering trouble. Call You Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ in prayer and ask Him to save you from making wrong decision when you have to take promt decision. Seek His help not to do wrong and save you from every problem.
May God answer your prayer in Jesus name. May God bless you.
