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Date: 26-May-01
Length: 77 Min.
Tape: 503
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Subject: Lust Destroys Peace
Summary:
John Ritenbaugh explores the relationship between keeping God's commandments and attaining great peace (Psalm 119:165), and the relationship between lust, coveting, or inordinate desire(I John 2:16, James 1:14-15), and the malicious destruction of peace or well-being. Lust, a sin having powerful addictive qualities, never travels alone, but begets a guilty conscience, agitation, anxiety, depression, grief, torment, and a host of other painful emotions, enlisting other allied sins such as lying, adultery,and murder-eventually leading to death. Peace, on the other hand, is a natural by-product of keeping God's commandments (Psalm 19:7-11).
Keywords: Abigail Absalom Ahab Amnon Belial Coception Course of sin Cravings Crown of life David Desire Eternal life Fruits of lust Jezebel Leavening effect Leprosy Love of world Panting Pinnacle Planets Rape Tamar Temptation Victimization Vineyard Wandering
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