\ Chapter 8: Emptying “Hatred” In the previous chapter, we examined how we must empty ourselves of “falsehood,” which hides or alters the truth for our own benefit. Now, in Chapter 8, we will examine another sin that deeply destroys our hearts and relationships: “hatred.” As we go through life, we are wounded. Sometimes we are betrayed by those close to us. Sometimes we experience injustice or feel that we have not been loved. At times, someone’s words or actions stir deep anger within us. Being wounded is not itself a sin. Feeling pain and anger when we have been treated unjustly can be a natural response. The problem is how we deal with that wound and anger. If we continue holding on to the wound, hating the other person, wishing for that person’s downfall, and nurturing the desire to repay them for what they have done to us, hatred will eventually begin to rule our hearts. First John 3:15 says, “Whoev...
그리스도인의 아름다움은 ... 그리스도인의 아름다움은(사 53:2) 예수님과 복음을 위하여(막 8:35) 겸손히 낮아지고 또 낮아져서 어떠한 역경과 고난이 있다 할지라도 주님의 뜻에 순종하는 것입니다(빌 2:5-8). The beauty of Christians(Isaiah 53:2) is to humble ourselves and be obedient to the Lord whatever hardships and sufferings it takes(Philippians 2:5-8) for the sake of Jesus Christ and His gospel(Mark 8:35).