Whatever wealth and possessions we have accumulated on this earth, if we commit offenses, we will pay for them. The authorities will arrest us. Whenever you break the law in society, there are punishments established by the law for every respective offense. When the law is breached, the person who commits the offense is penalized by law. Whatever his position or possessions, he will face the law. He will be interrogated and arrested.
But not all offenses lead to imprisonment or arrest. There are offenses that require you to pay compensation and indemnification. It is the same with God. All the sins we commit on earth lead to hell. But while men and women are still on the earth, their sins can be repaired except for blasphemy against the spirit. On the other hand, there are laws established by God for the reparation of every respective sin.
The offender who has broken the law and intends to seek reparation must follow those laws. In order to be forgiven by God for the offenses you commit, you must follow the principles and guidelines established by God to obtain forgiveness for your sins. Otherwise, you may spend your entire life thinking, "I have already confessed my offenses and asked God for forgiveness for that sin. So it has been resolved," only to be surprised and condemned in the afterlife for a sin you thought had been erased simply because you failed to follow the guidelines established by God for the removal of that sin. These are difficult times, the end times, the words of the prophets are being fulfilled.
These are evil times when God's election is taking place. Few will be chosen and many will be disqualified. Ignorance will not be an excuse on the great and terrible day of judgment. Therefore, you must understand that each sin has guidelines and principles that you must follow in order to obtain forgiveness from the Lord. I insist that all sins are not forgiven in the same way. Be careful with complacency and recklessness because our eternity is on the line if we fail to follow the guidelines established by the Lord.
There are sins that are against God and there are sins that are against our neighbor. When we offend our neighbor, we cannot go to the Lord for forgiveness simply because we have offended our neighbor. We must go to the person we had offended and ask for forgiveness. Then we can invoke the blood of the lamb to purify us. When we borrow money from our neighbor, we must repay our debt. Otherwise, we are exposed to judgment.
You cannot refuse to pay your debt to your neighbor and then ask God to forgive you that offense. It makes no sense for the Lord to forgive the debt that you have contracted. You must repay it and make restitution. Because of this, the kingdom of heaven is like a king who wanted to settle accounts with his servants. As he began the settlement, a debtor was brought to him who owed 10,000 talents. Since the man was unable to pay, the master ordered that he be sold along with his wife, children, and everything he owned to pay the debt.
Then the servant fell on his knees before him. "Have patience with me," he begged, "and I will pay back everything." The servant owed the king an enormous debt of 10,000 talents, an unpayable amount. Because the servant could not pay, the king ordered that he, his wife, his children, and all his possessions be sold to pay the debt. The servant begged for patience and promised to pay. The king felt pity, canceled the entire debt, and let him go free.
But the same servant then found a fellow servant who owed him a tiny amount, a 100 silver coins, showing cruelty. He choked him and demanded payment. Even though the second servant begged for patience, just as he had done, the first servant refused and threw him into prison until he paid what he owed. When the king heard this, he became angry and handed the wicked servant over to be tortured until he paid his full debt. We understand that there is a hidden sin behind debt because this man was arrested and tortured until he paid his debt.
Many people are entering into debt and this becomes a sin if you fail to pay. There are also spiritual debts that we contract which we must pay. When you owe someone money, you are like his slave. He can even raise his voice at you and rebuke you publicly. You will not be able to react because your conscience reproaches you. It is a sign of weakness. Debt can have another face that we often ignore.
Whenever people do good to us, it becomes a debt. When people show kindness toward us, it is also a debt. When people do something good for us, it also becomes a debt. We call this moral debt, which rises from conscience rather than from a signed lending agreement. What is moral debt? Moral debt is an ethical obligation or a sense of what is owed to others based on a duty, a promise or an obligation rather than a legal contract or financial loan.
It consists of unwritten obligations we have toward friends, family or members of the community because of kindnesses we have received. It is paid back through repair, reparation, gratitude or ethical behavior rather than money. Most of the time, people who have done good to us come back to us when they need help because we have a moral debt toward them. We know that we cannot say no because our conscience reminds us of the good they have done for us. When we analyze the operation of witchcraft, we notice that when witches are unable to gain access to our lives, what they do is give us things that belong to them in order to gain access to our lives.
Be careful with people who give you things, especially when you do not know their spiritual identity and status. For when the person who gave you that gift is a witch, he has access to your life as long as you keep his property. Even if you did not ask for it, even if you are not supposed to return it, he still has access. You may fast and pray, but unless you get rid of his property, he has a legal right to access your life. Any Christian who receives property from a person who is a witch has opened the door and what has been given to you as a gift still belongs to the person who gave it to you.
Debt can come in many forms and we must be careful when we are entrusted with money to buy specific goods. Whatever money is left after the transaction must be returned; otherwise it becomes a debt. When your boss in the workplace entrusts you with funds to acquire equipment for the company, even if there are funds remaining after all the expenses, remember that the money does not belong to you. It must be returned to the company unless your boss tells you to keep it. When you fail to report the remaining funds and take the money for yourself, it becomes a debt that you owe to the company. When your parents send you to buy things and you bargain with the merchants to obtain them at a lower price, understand that the rest of the money does not belong to you.
If you need that money, ask your parents. Otherwise, it is a debt you must pay back to them. Wives, when you find money in your husband's clothes, you cannot take it and use it for your needs without obtaining his permission. Otherwise, you must return the money because it has become a debt. Most women would use the money and then inform their husbands later. That is an offense. You needed your husband's permission first before using the money. You must return the money.
Many people have borrowed money and have become careless about their commitment to repay it. Often the creditor becomes frustrated and decides to stop looking for them. Brother, if the person from whom you borrowed the money tells you to keep it out of frustration, you must convince him to accept repayment. Otherwise, you will be held accountable on the day of judgment for the debt you failed to pay.
Because you are dealing with unresolved sin, something left pending. You are in grave danger. If death surprises you, your eternity is doomed. These days people are dying with unresolved sins and unpaid debts and they are falling in the chambers of hell. You heard my report on the 351 chambers of hell and the chambers of those who failed to pay their debts. The punishment and atrocities are unbearable and must be avoided at all costs.
Those who refuse to resolve their sins and debts will pay on earth and in the afterlife for the sins they have left unresolved. Many people go to work and come back home with items that belong to the company which they took without authorization. You find a man who works in a bakery coming home every day with all kinds of cakes as if they were given to him by the company. Others come home with pens and blank paper that they took from the workplace without asking and without authorization. These items will condemn you in the afterlife and will require restitution because you took them illegally.
The sins that you fail to resolve on earth will appear on the great day of the white throne judgment. When I was taken in the spirit, the Lord took me and showed me the place where the last judgment will take place. He told me that on the day of judgment, men will be condemned as written in the law of Moses by the testimony of two or three witnesses. Men will stand before the throne of judgment, and their offenses and crimes will be exposed. If you contest the judgment, people who accompanied you and helped you commit the sin will be summoned to appear and testify.
The person who showed you that hotel where you committed sexual sin, the doctor who advised you to have an abortion, they will be summoned. And the third witness will be the object that you used to commit that sin. That object will speak and testify against you. If you used to bring items from your workplace without permission. If you borrowed money and failed to repay the debt. If you went to buy goods in the market and failed to return the change.
If you took money from your husband's pocket and used it without his authorization. If you exaggerated the price of your goods and services and kept the extra money instead of making restitution, or if you lied to your parents about the price of goods in order to keep the remaining money. These items will manifest before the throne and testify against you to condemn you. Whatever you hold illegally will remain for ages and will testify against you on that great day of the Lord.
The obvious debt is when you decide by yourself to borrow money. The condition is that you should not borrow money that is beyond your capacity to repay. For example, suppose you rent a room and agree to pay the rent at the end of the month, but you fail to pay the rent while continuing to live in that room. It becomes an offense. It is theft and it is a debt you are supposed to pay back. If you fail to pay your debt on the day you committed to doing so, it becomes a sin in the eyes of God.
When you enter into debt, be sure that you will be able to pay it. In this country, students are supposed to buy books at university and their parents have to pay for them. But if you exaggerate the price of the books in order to keep some of the money you have stolen from your parents, that is money you must restore to them. There are also people's belongings that they had failed to pay for. Brother, you must examine yourself and check if you don't owe someone something.
The Bible says, "Be indebted to no one except to one another in love. For he who loves his neighbor has fulfilled the law." A man in the Bible was unable to pay his debt. He died failing to pay his debt. And when the creditor came, the wife was unable to pay the debt. The creditor resolved to capture the man's wife and children and make them slaves. But the woman went and told the man of God. And the man of God said to her, "Go sell the oil and pay your debt. Then you and your sons can live on the remainder."
Here the prophet Elisha is telling a poor widow to sell the extra olive oil she miraculously made, clear her debts, and use the rest to support her family.
