Last modified: February 20, 2022
Brady• February 20, 2022•
When Solomon walked by the sloth’s field in Proverbs 24, all he saw was laziness. An area that once held so much promise was wasted by someone who decided — for whatever reason — to simply give up. But is it possible that there was more happening here than just laziness? What kind of reasons did the sloth make to justify his particular situation?
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CloseWhen Hebrews 4 says that Jesus was "tempted in all things as we are, yet without sin" and James 1 says that "God cannot be tempted," what exactly does that mean? Was Jesus tempted by Satan in Matthew 4, or was He not? It may sound like an impossible question, but there are points that have to be considered when looking at this Text. Some of which have huge implications for our own personal faith.
Last modified: February 20, 2022