Today’s  Thought “Righteous Indignation?” G. Ward

 

Matthew 5:44 But I say to you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.

 

Peter the Apostle elaborated on the Almighty as Holy and while our interrogation of what that means is the most incomplete phenomenon, limiting us to knowing Him as without sin (and a propensity therein), along with perfect in every way, we’re called to pursue the same (1 Pe.1:16). How dare any share what perceivably is regarded eloquence to appear superior to another created being without proper tribute to Wisdom’s beginning and end (*Rev.22:13). More excellent than anything is to know God is Holy, entirely opposite of us, requiring absolute subjection to HIS way; Eternity depends on that (Lk.6:46).