People often have a tendency to point a finger at an imperfection in a spouse, friend, sibling, those in authority and others they come in contact with during their lives. They never point the finger at their own imperfections, making those who know them to believe they feel like they’re perfect and above others. See the Holy Bible, King James Version and in the New Testament and in Romans 2:2; Psalm 34: 13 & 14.
There is “no” person on this earth who is free from imperfections because it does attack every person on earth at some time or another in life. People who have imperfections in life do not have to surrender and give up on life because their outside imperfections have shown through. People are weak in the flesh and imperfections cause weaknesses. No one should judge an outside cover because they do not know what lives on the inside of a heart and soul of another person and they should not be the judge of them. (Proverbs 6:16 – 19)
I often think of those who were born with defects, born out of wedlock, or who suffers from the abuses from family members and others; are “we” to brand them as an imperfect person? We positively are “not” because according to the Holy Bible, King James Version, and the New Testament in John 5:24, it says, “Truly, truly, I say to you, whosoever hears my word and believes him who sent me has eternal life. He does not come into judgment, but has passed from death to life.”
People suffering with imperfections in their lives you must know you’re not damaged and it’s important for you to realize this. God has a destiny assigned for every person living on this earth and I love this verse in the Bible that tells people, “If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. “ (1John 1:9)
People cannot allow their scars and strife’s to “steal” their destiny and joy in life; you may have been damaged on the outside but the inside of your heart and soul remains intact and it “still” has the ability to know the imperfections will not “rule” their decisions. (Psalm 34:15), “The eyes of the Lord are upon the righteous, and his ears are open into their cry.”
Yes, people you may have received scars from abuse and misgivings but the outside scars will eventually erode as a person rubs them aside and steps forward into God’s light to achieve successes through confidence in their God’s chosen destiny for them.
It’s important to know that the purpose God has for every imperfect person certainly isn’t failure, it is to attain their goals and to leave foot prints of success along their pathway in life in hopes it will have an impact on others.
People don’t ever believe you’re damaged but “know” God has a special purpose for your life. See (Leviticus 18: 1 – 30)
Writer of this article is Barbara Kasey Smith as found in the Holy Bible, King James Version and in the New & Old Testaments as stated in the article.