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FORNICATION (SPIRITUAL SIN)

JULY 23rd - CAPSULE 23

TOPIC: FORNICATION (SPIRITUAL SIN)

BIBLE TEXT: Ezekiel 16:26 KJV - Thou hast also committed fornication with the Egyptians thy neighbours, great of flesh; and hast increased thy whoredoms, to provoke me to anger.

Spiritual things govern the physical environment, so we must be sensitive and attentive to the things of God. Spiritual fornication is a sin that provokes God the Father to anger. This act of fornication is when a believer, saved and baptized in the ways of the LORD goes out of the camp to seek help from idols and strange spirits and also to commit the sin of sexual immorality. We have the LORD our God, Jesus Christ and Holy Ghost and yet some of God's children who are already redeemed by the Blood of Lamb, still go out to fornicate with the devil his foul spirits.

Our fellowship with God is pure and righteous, which can be likened to the relationship of a husband and wife. No man or woman will share their spouse with another man and still remain joyful. Because of the love of God in them, any stranger that either submits to, can pollute and cause damage within their souls and spirits and ruin the home. 

Our relationship with the Heavenly Father is likened to the marriage which will take place on the day of Judgement. Be satisfied with the LORD and give thanks always, so you can remember all that the LORD has done for you. Because Israel stopped and failed to thank God, they went and fornicated with strange gods and spirits. Don’t commit either physical or spiritual fornication, God hates it.

Prayer: Forgive my sins Abba Father, I was wrong and forgetful, have mercy on me, wash me with the blood of Jesus Christ as I return to You forever.

Insight: Stop fornicating, it provokes God to anger.

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