The thought just occurred to me that, in this reality, this world we live in, the way things are set up; sin costs something. (pause and just let that sink in)
It costs.
The way justice itself is set up, sin costs something.
The act of sinning costs something that can only be truly remedied by the shedding of blood. Someone or something has to shed blood and maybe even die. That's the way it is. One may ask why it is this way but all the while, it's not going to change. It is what it is.
When the first sin was committed on earth, no one factored in how humans were going to pay for it, or fix it, or atone for it ( or what they were going to do with it at all. this kinda reminds me of our national debt) .
No one said, okay I plan on committing X sin and paying for it by doing _________ . (This got lost somewhere. )
It can almost be described as a transaction: You do ________ (sin) and you pay by doing _____ .
Having said all that, any action that is not sin costs relatively nothing. No blood must be shed for righteous actions initially, on the front end, per se.
Just thinking out loud.
It costs.
The way justice itself is set up, sin costs something.
The act of sinning costs something that can only be truly remedied by the shedding of blood. Someone or something has to shed blood and maybe even die. That's the way it is. One may ask why it is this way but all the while, it's not going to change. It is what it is.
When the first sin was committed on earth, no one factored in how humans were going to pay for it, or fix it, or atone for it ( or what they were going to do with it at all. this kinda reminds me of our national debt) .
No one said, okay I plan on committing X sin and paying for it by doing _________ . (This got lost somewhere. )
It can almost be described as a transaction: You do ________ (sin) and you pay by doing _____ .
Having said all that, any action that is not sin costs relatively nothing. No blood must be shed for righteous actions initially, on the front end, per se.
Just thinking out loud.