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No one has the spiritual right to intervene, pray, preach, rebuke or encourage anyone if he or she is not willing to pay the sacrifice for the said individual. There are price and sacrifice to be made in order to intervene for the lost for Heaven to take note, Heaven do not just respond because there is a need or one is perishing, it only respond to the sacrifice undertaken on behalf of the lost souls . Though one could be diligent and faithful in discharging his religious duties in the bringing of the lost back to the kingdom, liking evangelism itself, sharing of tracts, inviting the lost to church, praying and all, nothing tangible will be achieved which only is tantamount to being religious. We should be willing to go the extra mile to see others saved and come to the knowledge of the saving grace and not just our normal casual attitude to the lost which is the reason many at times we do not see changes we expect.

Jesus wept and prayed for those to whom He preached. He wept over Jerusalem, when they would not receive the Word of God. He had wept for the hypocrites in the temple, before going in to use the whip to drive them out (Luke.19:41,45). Only he who weeps is qualified to use the whip. Jesus lived so utterly for God and for others that, even when dying, He found time to lead a thief to salvation. Hanging there on the cross, He was unmindful of His own sufferings and of the jeering and hatred of others, and was more concerned that those who crucified Him should have their sin forgiven (Luke. 23:34).

Another thing we should consider is the face Jesus always overcame evil with good no matter what. The floods of the hatred of others could not quench the flaming fire of His love (Song of Solomon 8:7). This is the love that He gives us by His Spirit whereby we can love one another even as He loved us (John. 13:34,35; Romans. 5:5). Thus we too shall manifest the divine nature.

Stay blessed and remain rapturable

Hmm, little wonder we see so little exploit in the Christendom today.

Oluwason:
Hmm, little wonder we see so little exploit in the Christendom today.

Yeah, people just having a form of godliness and denying the power thereof

Oluwason:
Hmm, little wonder we see so little exploit in the Christendom today.

Yeah, people just having a form of godliness and denying the power thereof