Abomination.... Part 7






Today is the finale of the abomination series....  Seven things which are an abomination to God.  Proverbs 6:16-20

Number 7: He that soweth discord among brethren.

He paints the walls with gossip
Planting seeds of strife
Causing separation within people
Is his speciality
He tattles like a tattler
Looking for where to blow the whistle
A glamorous snitch.

If your job is to sow discord among brothers or saying things that would make people hare each other or causing strife,  you are commiting an abomination.  God hates strife.  Since God is love,  he hates anything that would bring hatred among his people.  Learn to live in peace and unity.  Stop planting seeds of strife and gossip.  Proverbs 16:28, Proverbs 17:1
A dry crust eaten in peace is better than a great feast eaten with strife...
THE END....
Thank you for reading this series. God bless you...


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