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Uh Oh.  What Have You Done?

 

You Were Warned Not To Come Here!

 

You have displayed a tendency to desire that which is not allowed and is prohibited. You could have browsed freely through millions of other Web pages, but you were tempted to violate an instruction not to enter and you decided to disobey.  No one forced you do do it, no one requested that you do it.  It was in your very nature to disobey. 

This situation is very similar to another incident...

Adam and Eve. Illustration copyrighted, Eden Communications.


God created a perfect paradise and gave it to Adam and Eve. They could do anything they wanted and eat anything they wanted. The only rule given to them by God was that they could not eat from the forbidden tree, the tree of knowledge of good and evil. However, just as you entered this forbidden page, so also did Adam and Eve eat from the forbidden tree. They chose to disobey God's warning!


 

Sin and Death. Illustration copyrighted, Eden Communications.

 

When Adam disobeyed God, he brought sin into the world. Sin brought a host of consequences, the most terrible of these consequences was death. Sin brought physical and spiritual death into the world and would eternally separate mankind from God.

 

The Apostle Paul had a similar problem: 

Romans 7:19  "For the good that I would I do not: but the evil which I would not, that I do"  and he ultimately asked in Romans 7:24   "O wretched man that I am! who shall deliver me from the body of this death?" 

Who could ever deliver sinful man and free him from certain death?

The answer is found  in  Jesus Christ.  He loved us so much that He died on the cross and paid the penalty for our sins. He offers each one of us forgiveness.

Jesus Christ is the only way to gain forgiveness so that we can live eternally in heaven, freed from the body of this sin.

We must accept His gift of forgiveness, it cannot be earned. How do we accept this gift? Believe in Jesus Christ as your savior and obey the plan of salvation set forth in the Word of God.

We please God when we act in obedience... so go now and sin no more.

 

Would you like to know more?   Watch God's Story of man.

 

 


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