FORGET KARMA,LET’S UNCLOTH THIS

Mistakes have consequences. It doesn’t matter if forgiveness was issued or not,  mistakes will always have consequences; ask Adam and Eve they’ll tell you for a fact. Through grace we are forgiven but justice will and must always be served, otherwise man would for a fact knowingly refuse to do what is right. Naturally, the heart of man is horrendously wicked and for the sake of familiarity allow me to add the adjective deceitful to that description; so he will do as he so pleases. However, the balance of life requires one never to do  what they think\pretend\assume or hope to be right but what they know to be so. It’s not a matter of feelings and speculations but a matter of strict obedience to laid down regulations so laws must always be adhered to effective immediately since creation.

You would think that by being sorry, one would be free of the guilt and condemnation that comes from a bad mistake. Not getting what the fuss is all about? Yes? No? Very well, allow me to bring the matter home.

Jared loves Suzanne and vice versa. Jared proposes one sunny afternoon in the Bahamas and Suzanne gladly accepts. They happily get married. One day they go out hunting and Jared is more than willing to show Suzanne how to use a gun. They start making out and forget the gun’s safe is off. Gun goes off. Bullet hits Suzanne right in the stomach. She bled out and died upon reaching the hospital.

Jared is so sorry he gets depressed. Everyone believes it was an accident even the judge will believe it to be so but will still pass a ‘GUILTY’ sentence to a manslaughter charge. Jared will be forgiven, heck I’m even sure Suzanne forgave him before she died but he still went to prison. Pity was not served but justice was. It’s a cruel system but hey, the world doesn’t belong to the faint hearted but the strong.

When evil is done, it doesn’t matter if any human saw it because I guarantee you God saw it and need I say, malipo ni papa hapa duniani. Wait for your judgement, I guarantee you your jury is taking notes.