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Your Question:
Why did god allow my family to betray me?
Answer:
As I reflect on the question of why God allowed my family to betray me, I'm reminded of the story of Judas Iscariot, who betrayed Jesus. It's a painful reminder that even those closest to us can turn against us. However, Jesus saw Judas's betrayal as a fulfillment of Scripture, a passage from Psalm 41:9 that says, "He who shared my bread has turned against me." This passage highlights the reality that even those we trust can ultimately betray us. It's a hard truth to accept, but it's a part of the human experience. The Bible teaches us that we are all susceptible to the influence of the devil, and that our choices can be motivated by his desires. In the case of Judas, it's clear that he was influenced by the devil's prompting. Similarly, in my own life, I've struggled with the pain of betrayal from family members. It's a painful reminder that we are all flawed and that our relationships can be complicated. But even in the midst of betrayal, God remains faithful and just. He is able to forgive us and cleanse us from all unrighteousness. As I reflect on my own experiences of betrayal, I'm reminded of the importance of taking my sins to the cross and leaving them there. I deposit them at the feet of Jesus, asking Him to forgive them and knowing that they have no more power over me. This is a powerful reminder that God is always with us, even in the darkest moments of betrayal and pain.
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