John Bevere Quotes

Jesus Was Showing Them That Not Dealing With Anger Can Lead To Hatred. Hatred Not Dealt With Would Put Them In Danger Of Hell. Then He Said That If They Remembered Their Brother Was Offended With Them, They Were To Make It Top Priority To Find Him And Seek To Be Reconciled. Why Should We Seek With Such Urgency To Be Reconciled - For Our Sake Or For Our Brother's Sake? We Should Go For His Sake That We Might Be A Catalyst To Help Him Out Of The Offense. Even If We Are Not Offended With Him, The Love Of God Does Not Let Him Remain Angry Without Attempting To Reach Out And Restore. We May Have Done Nothing Wrong. Right Or Wrong Doesn't Matter. It Is More Important For Us To Help This Stumbling Brother Than To Prove Ourselves Correct.

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