>the imagination of man's heart is evil from his youthGenesis 8:21 KJVb>Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven.Matthew 18:3 KJVbI'm confused, guys

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Christanon 03/21/18 (Wed) 08:23:31 0b86df No.622243

>the imagination of man's heart is evil from his youth

Genesis 8:21 KJVb

>Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven.

Matthew 18:3 KJVb

I'm confused, guys

Christanon 03/21/18 (Wed) 12:09:49 0f071c No.622295

Genesis is right. If you remember your childhood you had an evil imagination.

That Matthew quote is about faith. Children have complete trust in their parents. Just as they trust we must trust God the Father.

Christanon 03/21/18 (Wed) 12:13:28 424f10 No.622297

Children are unquestioningly obedient and believing of their parents.

Christanon 03/21/18 (Wed) 12:17:13 98d828 No.622302

>Genesis

For the sake of, or on account of men's sins. They are so prone to evil, that, if I were to punish them as often as they deserve, new deluges might be sent every day. I take pity on their weakness. I will punish the most criminal, but not as I have done, by cursing the earth.

>Matthew

You shall not enter, &c. i.e. you shall have no place in my kingdom of glory, in heaven, where none shall find admittance but they that are truly humble.

Our Lord in this and the next chapter teaches us, 1st, To sit down in the lowest place; 2nd, to bear patiently with our neighbor; 3rd, not to scandalize a weak brother; 4th, mildly to correct him when faulty; and 5thly, to forgive him when repentant.