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Why Can'T Sin Be Eliminated From the Defiant Minds

Today many have grown cold about the seriousness of sin, they shouldn't be justified by their superficiality towards righteousness and morality; have they denounced their faith and condoned all they do without repugnance when even themselves are disgusted by their deeds of pervasiveness? Why can't sin be eliminated from defiant minds... smashing it with anger and become shattered crystals? Sin is the rod of lawlessness, not of holiness: it's an abomination in God's angry eyes! ah, Humanity you have brought upon yourself punishment, never realizing how disobedience alienates you from His blessings! ah, Humanity your water wells are dry from the drought of rainless days and excessive sunlight; even your souls cry out of desperation! I sincerely repented for my wrongfulness being ashamed of my lustiness of the restlessness inside; I closed the book of salvation, and greeted damnation and overtaken by temptation I rejected the justification. Too short were the pleasures of the flesh, too bitter were the tears of remorse; too severe were the words rebuked by the conscience... that constantly echoed to admonish my uncontrollable behavior burning more than a wildfire. Why do people fail to see the warning signs, not thinking about the consequences of their actions? Why can't sin be eliminated from defiant minds? Can't they admit that sin is a human weakness... when not enough resistance prevents deviations? Why can't sin be obliterated from mean hearts and erased from everyone's memory by repenting? How many trials must the righteous ones endure? Holy, God sitting on the throne of righteousness, allow all sinners to comprehend the gravity of their wickedness and mend their abhorring ways; nobody is free from sin until they are cleansed!

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