Proverbs 29: 1 He
who is often rebuked, and
hardens his neck, will suddenly
be destroyed, and that without remedy.
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Proverbs 29: 1. “You got one mo’ time to ‘forget’ to do what
I told you.”
That’s what my father and mother
would say to me.
What my father and mother meant was,
“You DO NOT have even one more time to ‘forget’ to do what I told you.”
So, the next time I forgot to water
the hogs, mow the yard on Saturday morning, put gas in the car after I went
out, or check whether grandma and grandpa needed some more wood cut---- the
very next time, I got a whoopin’ and I got grounded. No prelude.
No negotiation. Any questions my
parents asked at that point were purely rhetorical. Any excuse I offered was pointless.
The consequences were sudden and
without remedy.
When God reveals our sin to us it is
for our own good. He wants to bless us,
but He won’t bless our sin. So our sin
is in the way between us and the blessing God has for us.
Conviction and rebuke are the sound
of God shouting, “Hey, put that down so I can bless you.”
After a while God says, “You got one
mo’ time to not put that down when I tell you.”
And you know what that really means.
---Anderson T. Graves II
Rev. Anderson T. Graves II is the pastor of Hall Memorial CME Church
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