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Our Day Time
and Night Time Character
Inspired by God
Written by Carl A Davenport
We all have a daytime life and a nighttime life. The daytime
life is the one we show others who live a daytime life. It is
the one we want all to see. It is the one that makes us look
good in the eyes of those who are trying to be good.
Then
we have a nighttime life. That is the life we live after all the
daytime people have gone to sleep. We get with other nighttime
characters and carry on in our nighttime mode. This is when we
do things we would not do in front of other daytime people. This
is the dark side of our nature.
After
we live our nighttime character for a few hours, the scene
changes and it becomes daytime again. The daytime characters are
back and we are a daytime character again for a few hours. Then
nighttime comes again and we are back in nighttime mode.
This
is the cycle of a sinner who is making an attempt to look good
in the eyes of the daytime people while being dark when the
daytime people are not around. The daytime people soon see the
flaws in our character but say nothing about it. They pray and
wait for change.
When
we are living this type of life, we are digging our dark hole
deeper each time we enter our nighttime character. Soon our
nighttime character will spill over into the daytime character
we are falsely displaying to the daytime people. We become known
as someone who is not what they are portraying to be. Daytime
people move away from us or we move us away from them. Some
nighttime people are better at the nighttime lifestyle than we
are, and they take us to the nighttime cleaners and leave us
wounded or empty.
The
end result is always the same. The hole we are digging gets
deeper and it becomes tougher to climb out of. Soon we are in a
hole we can’t get out of. We have to call for help. Help seems
slow, and when it does arrive, if we begin to climb out and go
back to the nighttime character, we fall deeper.
We
soon realize that we cannot get out of the hole we’ve dug unless
we surrender completely and do not return to our nighttime
character for even a moment. We have to flee from this nighttime
character at all costs or we will remain its victim.
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