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“He who lives right, has more power in his silence than another has by his words”

Anchor Text: “I will not speak with you much longer, for the prince of this world is coming. He has no hold on me” John 14:30.

Just a little sin is what satan is waiting for to accuse you before your maker. A former British Royal Air Force employee returned a book to the Malta Public Library 42 years after he borrowed it and he was rewarded with a wristwatch. Emie Rosconet, a resident of the Channel Islands, packed the book when he left Malta in June 1962, and returned it when his wife gave him a holiday to Malta as his 60th birthday present. He said: ‘my conscience pricked me all the time and I decided to restitute’. He was actually expecting to be fired, but instead he was celebrated and given a beautiful wristwatch to encourage others to bring back overdue books.

It was difficult for Satan to accuse Job before God because Satan found nothing to hold against him. Concerning Job, God said: ‘…have you considered my servant Job, that there is none like him in the earth, a perfect and an upright man…’(Job 1:18). Can God say this about you? By the time the prince of this world comes around to censor every aspect of your life, will he not find a stigma? Harbouring any of satan’s properties in your house or mind will slow down your progress, rob you of good conscience, and double your sorrow.

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