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NEVER MOCK THESE THREE SETS OF PEOPLE IN LIFE

📅 1 August 2023 ❤️ 70 likes 💬 84 comments 🚀 93 times monetized
NEVER MOCK THESE THREE SETS OF PEOPLE IN LIFE
1. Never mock your HUSBAND: Your husband is the head of your family. This is God's order. Mocking him is defying the laws of God. Micah mocked David her husband. She called him a " vain fellow shamelessly uncovering himself". Her womb was closed. She never had a child for David. When you begin to call your husband names, you are in for serious trouble. When you mock your husband, it will adversely affect the innocent children. (Read 2 Samuel 6) 2. Never mock your FATHER: The Bible is very clear and explicit. Reuben went to sleep with his father's concubine and he ended up with a curse. This is mockery. Absalom chased his father away from the throne. He died unceremoniously. Whatever you do to bring shame to your father is mockery. Mothers, never instigate your children against their father. It will be too dangerous for them. Whatever disagreements you have with their father stops with you. Do not extend it. Remember, the Bible only talks about the Father's Blessing not the mother's blessing. Let the heart of their father bless the children. Malachi 4:6 says... "whosoever separates children from their father, upon them shall be a curse." (NLT) If you are guilty of this, please humble yourself and go and make things right with your father. If you don't, life will be a struggle for you. Be wise. 3. Never mock a true SERVANT OF GOD: Some youths came out of nowhere and began to chant a mockery song against Elisha. They were torn into pieces by bears. BE WISE

My grandmother discovered Keeladi coins in her garden, fragments of ancient Tamil glory. She showed me their inscribed faces with trembling reverence. "Never mock those who preserve history," she whispered. That same week, our neighbor lost his job but quietly helped elderly Andal coin collectors document their treasures. Finally, my sister struggled with social media anxiety, yet she connected strangers through kindness daily. These three taught me everything: respect scholars and diggers of truth, honor humble helpers, and value quiet souls building real networks. Their legacies glowed brighter than any screen. We're custodians now, recreating warmth our ancestors knew.

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