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Psalm 38:18 Commentary

Psalm 38:18 says:  I will confess my iniquity; I am very sorry for my sin.  This means that I am supposed to confess all that I have done wrong in Your eyes.  First, I want to inform all of you that I urinated on myself when I was six years old.  The reason why is because I was too afraid to go to the bathroom at my mother's house.  She whipped me with a belt for urinating on the bed.  Second, I had learned how to use Vulgarity at the age of five years old.  This is because my aunt cursed her mother for getting pregnant at the age of 14.  My grandparents knew that she was having sex with a grown man.  Third, I asked my aunt what was wrong because her only son died from Sid's at the age of mine months.  Fourth, I remember when I caught TB at the age of 11 years old. My grandparents took me to the hospital and I had to stay away from school for a month and a half.  My mother became very angry because her husband caught the...

Lamentations 3:64 Commentary

Lamentations 3:64 says: You will pay them back, O Lord, according to the work of their hands.  Jeremiah is saying that we should be paid back according to the work of our own hands.  This is very serious because this means that if we do wrong inside of the eyes of God, then, we shall receive what was done in the body of the person.  I know for me, it is like reaping what we have sown.  I am realizing that God is a Righteous Judge.  I will admit that I have done wrong all of my life.  I am not saying that I am perfect, but I am not.   Next, I have had a pretty decent upbringing.  The things that I have done wrong is simply because I have learned the behavior for myself.  I remember when I was a little boy,  I will admit that I have learned how to smoke and drink alcohol because I was around people who were drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana and cigarettes.   Further, I remember when I used to go to work with...

Test Results

7/10 You got 7/10. Your IQ is 135-140 (superior intelligence). You have an introspective personality. You’re always exhausted after spending time around a lot of people. You have an inherent need to retreat to a quiet place and contemplate. You enjoy your own company and can easily entertain yourself. Even though you’re in tune with your feelings, you often get lost in your own thoughts. You learn by watching, you struggle to keep track of time. You’re definitely an introvert. Share you result with the world. By the way, your favorite book is ‘Alice in Wonderland’, right? Let us know in a comment below.

Cease from wrath

Psalm 37:8 says: Cease from anger and forsake wrath.  Fret not thyself in any wise to do evil.  This means that we must keep away from evil in any way.  Psalm 4:4 says: Be angry and do not sin.  Meditate your heart upon your bed and be still.  This means that I must forsake wrath and fret not thyself in any wise to do evil.   I must remain calm at all times. Next, I have to learn how to be stable behaviorally.  I know that there are going to be times when other people will test you.  I must be careful at all times.  Do not be agitated because it can only bring harm.  I know for me, it is very important for me to remain calm and relaxed. Finally, I have learned how to take a walk in my neighborhood and go to the park and relax.  Whenever I get angry, I tend to have stomach problems.  I have to take my medicine and calm down.

Respect Your Elders Part 2

Respecting Your Elders is biblical and it is very serious.  This is because your children are watching you as parents.  When I was growing up in the Dayton, Ohio Area, I had to say Yes Ma'am and No Ma'am and Yes Sir and No Sir.  I also had to give up my seat for the elderly. Next, I have to do whatever I was told to do by elderly people.  I had to respect what they said to me unless it's sometime vulgarity and I had to take a walk in the neighborhood.  Today, our young people do not have any respect for their own parents or the elderly people.  Our young people use bad language in front of the elderly. Finally, I want to inform all of you that I used to be a juvenile delinquent from ages 14 through 17. When I was in high school, I used to drink alcohol and smoke marijuana.  At that time,my mother had given up on her own children.  I remember when I did not attend school or church;  until my grandparents told me to my face that I w...

Respect your Elders

Open in app Get unlimited access to the best of Medium for less than $1/week. Become a member Respect Your Elders: Why It Matters More Than Ever · Published in Listen Share More T he elderly population is often overlooked in our fast-paced society. We rush by them, failing to recognize the wealth of knowledge and experience they carry. It’s time to change this. In this article, we will take you on a journey of discovery, exploring the vital role that elders play in society and the importance of respecting them. We will delve into real-world case studies and scientific research to demonstrate the positive impact of showing respect for our elders. By the end of this article, you’ll understand why respecting our elders is a moral obligation and a way of life that benefits everyone involved. The Role of Elders in Society Elders are the keepers of wisdom, holding a wealth of experience that spans over many years. They have lived through historical events that younger generations can only re...