The Wicked
“A worthless person, a wicked man, goes about with crooked speech, winks with his eyes, signals with his feet, points with his finger, with perverted heart devises evil, continually sowing discord; therefore calamity will come upon him suddenly; in a moment he will be broken beyond healing. There are six things that the Lord hates, seven that are an abomination to him.” Proverbs 6:12–16
An evil being will either try to provoke, mock, entice, corrupt, or destroy people of God — what happens when that choice is made that ricochets back on the sender. The oddest thing about those of evil and wickedness they literally will copy those they have a resentment and hatred towards of faith... going to great lengths to do so because they really want to be us and try to garner what we have… the cheap way basically exploiting our sacredness for their own gain aka cheapening it. What they fail to realize they’re not a person of God therefore they can not reap the same benefits of a person of God who actually lives it. If you’re not Jewish by blood and or faith (or in cases like mine Christian Jew in which I was raised as my entire life it’s nothing recent) you have no business trying to combat one of us with our own symbols of our people, words, or anything else because you’re not one of us having nothing to do with our God especially when those who do have done nothing but rail against us 24/7 trying to bring us down simply because they obviously have a deep seeded as I like to put it hatred somewhere. As TD Jakes once said “You can’t get God stuff when you’re not of God.” Going against a child of God is never a good idea, the more one does the more they’ll reap the consequences of that by their own actions and choices. You’ll lose every time doing that. Biblical and Torah infamous figures such as Haman as mentioned the other day, Jezebel who was so wicked she was eaten by dogs after falling to her death, Herod (to put it bluntly) worms basically ate his brain, Goliath who had his head lopped off by David after pelting him with a stone. In modern day look at all the figures in history who either tried to destroy God’s people or mocked God… none of them had a well end. Many on the internet have probably seen the various stories of those who mocked God and had mysterious often horrific ends. Going back to the story of Haman he was hung on the gallows he built for Esther’s (Hadassah) cousin ,Mordecai, as was Haman’s entire family and everything plundered from him therefore in summary do not as the Bible describes in one scripture gnash your teeth at God’s people or God. It will come back 10 fold. Basically if you hate us don’t try to be us. It’s about the same if not worse than Black facing to be totally honest about it. ::Shrugs::
