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! Looking For Unity – 08
!! *How Does It Flow? – 01*
Should the Christians of our time be admonished by a “poet of their own” in a similar way as were the Cretans in the Apostle Paul’s day (*Titus 1:12*)?
The poet Robert Frost probed the purpose behind the prevalence of walls which separate humans from one another.
His New England neighbor had nothing more profound to present as a justification than the following: “Good fences make good neighbors,” and proceeded to mindlessly mend the wall of separation.
These studies from *Psalm 133* clearly acknowledge that in the age of fallenness, divisions are not entirely avoidable (*1 Cor 11:19*).
Nonetheless, given God’s exhortations toward unity and His promise to command a blessing upon those who seek it, we do well to ask ourselves before we build or repair a wall – /“What am I walling in or walling out; And to whom am I likely to give offense”?/
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