Beware the Sword of the Lord
It’s true that politicians must learn the art of compromise to achieve their legislative goals, and compromise exists in good marriages that endure. Businesspeople also make compromises while negotiating win-win deals.
However, Jesus took issue with a first-century church that compromised biblical truth. The church in Pergamum flirted with false teachers and walked in step with the wicked world around them, prompting a scathing letter from Jesus (Revelation 2:12-17).
When God’s people compromise God’s eternal truth, the glorified Jesus appears with a sharp, two-edged sword protruding from His mouth—a reminder that the holy word of God will either slay you like a sword or heal you like a surgeon’s scalpel (Revelation 1:16, 2:12; Hebrews 4:12). If you compromise God’s holy word, beware the sword of the Lord!
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