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3/12/06Recently, in a situation that came up, my integrity was challenged and not by an enemy, butrather by a Brother in Christ. This shocked me a little as I have worked a long time amongG. B.s and thought I had reached a level of respect at which this would not easily happen. Iwas wrong to believe this could not happen to me or anyone for that matter. At any rate, Ilearned two valued lessons through this experience and am a better personand Christian for the experience.
The first lesson I learned is that it is foolish to feel that you could ever get to the point thatyour integrity will not be questioned. It is like an egg, difficult to form and easily broken, even byaccident. The second lesson is how easily we can fall into the Devil’s trap of returningto others the wrongs that have been done to us. For me it was the sin of being judgmental. Iwas so angered at the idea that another might think that I might be dishonest that I beganto attribute this same thing to my accusers. For that I asked forand received forgiveness. Live and learn.Bob
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