16 Characteristics of the God-Kind of Love - 1 Corinthians 13:4-8ნიმუში

Day 10 – Love does not rejoice in iniquity
Do you know that there are some people who rejoice when others commit iniquity (meaning, display gross unfair behavior)? In Africa, some co-workers go as far as creating bad scenes for a good employee to get fired. That tells you how wicked the world has become today. Yesterday, we learned that love thinks no evil. However, today’s characteristic of love in focus, first written in 1 Corinthians 13:6, tells us that there is much more.
If love doesn’t think any evil, then surely it doesn’t rejoice in iniquity. In other words, love never dreams, wishes, or even thinks of the falling of another fellow, especially if the person is a believer. However, it’s disheartening that while some are working hard to rise and improve their lives, others are working just as hard to pull them down.
How do you think of others? Good or evil? If it is evil, then you need to repent. Maintain a winning mentality for everyone, and make an effort to correct others when they make a mistake. If such people don’t take your correction, at least you’ve done your part.
You are a blessing.
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About this Plan

In the Bible, several scriptures illustrate how God demonstrates His love. One of such popular scriptures is 1 Corinthians 13:4-8. In those five verses, Apostle Paul enumerates sixteen different characteristics of God’s love, of which we are supposed to emulate each one by grace. In this plan, you will learn about each one and how to apply them to your life for a victorious Christian living.
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