No one can turn you into a bully. That was your choice.Obviously I can't speak for her, but for me I was a nice kid, who was bullied and turned into a bully until my life fell apart and I finally stopped riding a fence and went all in.
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No one can turn you into a bully. That was your choice.Obviously I can't speak for her, but for me I was a nice kid, who was bullied and turned into a bully until my life fell apart and I finally stopped riding a fence and went all in.
Are you praying for someone to die because they have a habit of lying? Really? That's seems a fairly low standard for seeking someone's death.Glen, right now I am grappling with a evil individual who makes it a habit of lying to and hurting others. Frankly I have asked the Lord to take the person out... if He wants her gone then that’s what I’m aiming for. My question is, do I have responsibility for praying for it?
I did not say I was praying for her death, rather to take her out of interacting with people. It’s Gods deal, not mine. You got that.Are you praying for someone to die because they have a habit of lying? Really? That's seems a fairly low standard for seeking someone's death.
It seems unseemly to me to pray for someone's death. If you are praying for abuse to end then pray for a transformed life in the person who is abusive and/or protection for those being abused.
You are obviously frustrated with this person. I hope you can see that praying for their death is extreme and says more about you than it says about them.
Peace to you.
Have you read the title of the topic? ...I did not say I was praying for her death, rather to take her out of interacting with people. It’s Gods deal, not mine. You got that.
Did you read the full context of the thread?Have you read the title of the topic? ...
"Is it sinful to pray for an evil person’s death?"
Did you read the full context of the thread?
You specifically began by asking about praying for a person's death in the Opening Post.I know a person who continually harms people, wrecks lives intentionally and will not stop. So
Is it sinful to pray for an evil person’s death?
Please advise by sighting scripture.
... You are praying this to 'stop evil' (which does not contradict your initial post of praying "for an evil person's death".Not seeking vengeance, but a stopping of evil so that none others are hurt by the person(s). Two Christians I know have been effected... are they not the children of God doesn’t God protect them specifically?
"take out" is a common euphemism for death.Yes however if we pray to him for a resolution then his solution might be to take the evil doer out. I’ve experienced too many times to avert it from reality.
"take out" and "gone" are both completely in agreement with your initial post about praying "for an evil person's death". When someone calls you on your posts to this point (all presented above), you respond with ...Glen, right now I am grappling with a evil individual who makes it a habit of lying to and hurting others. Frankly I have asked the Lord to take the person out... if He wants her gone then that’s what I’m aiming for. My question is, do I have responsibility for praying for it?
I am surprised at your shock that someone might think that a topic titled about praying for a person's death with posts about 'knowing an evil person' and praying for God to "take them out" and "remove them" might be interpreted as your wanting to pray for the death of a sinner.I did not say I was praying for her death, rather to take her out of interacting with people. It’s Gods deal, not mine. You got that.
Are you... too bad. I covered my arse by asking the brethren how to handle my conversation with the Lord. If it is His wish to take her, then that’s what’s a going to happen.
In point of fact, I did. Here is the your position as outlined on page 1:
You specifically began by asking about praying for a person's death in the Opening Post.
... You are praying this to 'stop evil' (which does not contradict your initial post of praying "for an evil person's death".
"take out" is a common euphemism for death.
"take out" and "gone" are both completely in agreement with your initial post about praying "for an evil person's death". When someone calls you on your posts to this point (all presented above), you respond with ...
I am surprised at your shock that someone might think that a topic titled about praying for a person's death with posts about 'knowing an evil person' and praying for God to "take them out" and "remove them" might be interpreted as your wanting to pray for the death of a sinner.
Right or wrong, it's best you go to God with it, because you know He will judge righteously.I know a person who continually harms people, wrecks lives intentionally and will not stop. So
Is it sinful to pray for an evil person’s death?
Please advise by sighting scripture.
A long time since we have agreedRight or wrong, it's best you go to God with it, because you know He will judge righteously.
God can transform a person's life so that the behavior will stop. No need to pray for death. Pray for a transformed life.I did not say I was praying for her death, rather to take her out of interacting with people. It’s Gods deal, not mine. You got that.
That is Gods call, not ours. I have seen Him provide death and life and punishment ... or just pass by them to there eventual life in hell. My prayer is for Him to make his presence known to the evil one but more to stop that evil so it doesn’t befall another. If it’s Gods intent to kill someone in order to stop the spread of evil, then let it be. I’m fine with it. Who am I do argue with God.God can transform a person's life so that the behavior will stop. No need to pray for death. Pray for a transformed life.
The question you asked reveals a misguided mindset at the very least.
Peace to you
So you’re saying God provides us with evil people on purpose?You are really hung up on this chick. People are sinners, dude. Regardless of the labels, no one is any better or worse than anyone else. Living in this world means you are going to be mistreated. Christ's commandment is to turn the other cheek and pray for one's abuser. The man who can do that is a strong man, and emotionally secure. Move on, and let other people worry about how they will deal with the adversity God sent them.
LOL.... take out all the illegals while your at it.Meanwhile I will ask for fire from heaven to consume Democrats.
LOL. God says that Himself.So you’re saying God provides us with evil people on purpose?