After reading and responding to a number of comments regarding the
Zimmerman case and the incident in Wisconsin, I am heartsick to see that
so many Americans are so full of hate. It does not matter what the
ethnicity is--I see hatred pouring out from all sides and it is indeed
sad to see.
There are some promoting the
nonsense that only Black Americans commit crimes, some saying that no
black person between the age of 7-70 should be trusted, some saying that
height determines adulthood so if a black male is over 5'5" he could
should be considered a man, not a child regardless of age. Is this
truly the plight of America? Have we become such a blinded nation that
we hate without reason or cause and attempt to justify our hate?
What
is even sadder about some of these comments is that those making them
profess to be Christians! I cannot imagine how God must feel with
people attempting to vilify His Son, Jesus Christ by even claiming to be
a follower of One who promotes love. And that is exactly what we do
when we claim to be Christian and yet our actions or what we say have
nothing to do with love. Hatred is a tool that Satan uses to his
advantage and all those who hate--must own up to him being their leader
(their god).
Father, in the name of
Jesus, help us all to see people the way You see us--humanity created in
Your image, willing to love the unlovable, and willing to be a
peacemaker, not a peace-breaker. Help us to turn to You in times of need
and wisdom to determine how You would want us treat one another and in
drawing conclusions about matters in which none were witnesses. Help us
O God to stem the tide of hatred before all of mankind is destroyed in
order to appease the ego of the enemy. We trust and adore You and wait
for Your guidance in all matters. Create in us a pure heart that knows
how to love and forgive, but accept truth for Truth's sake. I declare
it done in all faith, without doubting, Amen!
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