Lust: Sins Of The seven//POB Word Of The Week

A long time ago, when men began to multiply on the face of the earth, and daughters were born unto them. The angels beheld the beauty of women and admired them for a lust. They descended and dwelled among men as they made children with the daughters of men, they grew into giants and the evil from lust spread wide into sons and daughters born of them. The spirit of lust became cancerous from generation to generation, as the fleshy men burned with desire for the opposite sex, and this became the start of an adulterous generation.

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The burning desire overshadowed the perfect beauty desired by God in marriage. Men yearned to quench the fire of lust as they sin repeatedly and were not sorry for their deed. Oh, lust ate up the walls of their conscience, and broke the defense of self discipline as they wallow into sinful admiration for the opposite sex.

Can we talk of Sodom and Gomorrah? A city that gave herself to lust? And later was destroyed by God?. She lost her moral, women no longer pleased them as they seek for same sex to bed, oh mighty Sodom, what happened to your guild? A land that once flourished with beauty, their lands fertile, and their men warriors, The Sin of lust put them into eternal condemnation.

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The English dictionary according to (archaic) defined lust as: A general want or longing not necessarily sexual or devious.

"longing not necessarily sexual or devious." If lust is refrained to this, then it helps us appreciate the beauty of God's creation. Men were created with the ability to see and admire, as long as our heart is pure and free from evil intentions, or maybe an act that doesn't make us fall short of God's commandments, we are on the right path. We long to see the beauty of nature, we appreciate the cleavage of a woman, and this is natural. Even God admired his creation after it was completed. Lust becomes the sin of the seven when it's loosed off self-discipline.

This is my second Entry for the POB Word Of The Week Contest.