. . . Coming soon, the willful deterioration of family, country and society.

‭‭The reality of the life not always let us to be easy going , because the life it's the true of us, like really we are, ansious, unqualified ungrateful, untrusted but where comes all those things and more, it comes from ours hearts what really not focus in God and his words , it's true maybe I cannot be perfect but can trust in the perfect law whit the perfect creator and he made us he can save us from us and all ours fears, we have a good father he take care of us. He is against this world of sins and the storms of this world can't move us from his promise The Bible said in : Psalm‬ ‭56:3‭-‬4‬ ‭KJV‬‬ [3] What time I am afraid, I will trust in thee. [4] In God I will praise his word, In God I have put my trust; I will not fear what flesh can do unto me. God bless you, have a blessed week ahead.

My son, (Child) hear the instruction of thy father, and forsake not the law of thy mother: Proverbs 1:8 For they shall be an ornament of grace unto thy head, and chains about thy neck. Proverbs 1:9 Within the verses above we see the call to the establishment of the importance of the family structure. Observe, the two pillars wherein the child ought to reside between; the father and the mother, as both pillars themselves abide under the covering of Heaven. The instruction from the father speaks of reproof, or restraint. Observe, these two attributes are before the law which is placed in the care of the mother. The law here speaks of a precept of a statue, one’s behavior and actions. In other words, the believer as a child of God, must first hear which is the act of accepting to be willing to be reproved. Therein comes the condition wherein one is willing to accept certain limitation for the good. Through this, the statue of integrity is learned to walk in, which the verse spoke of as the law. That is to say, correction before better living. To those that hears instructions, they must be willing to be corrected. Where correction is received, integrity is not forsaken. Verse two gives the overview and the expectation of those that have received instruction and are now walking in integrity. To this we read; For they (The impact of the father and mother) shall be an ornament of grace unto thy head, and chains about thy neck. The ornament here speaks of that which is gracefully cherished and is not hidden, but proudly displayed. Such should be the believer’s integral behavior having received instructions for life and living. For they shall be an ornament of grace unto thy head. That is to say, you as a believer, your character ought to be as an ornament that is cherished for all to see. The phrase “unto thy head” speaks of principle. So shall be your character, graceful and firstly seen. Next, we read, “and chains about thy neck.” The neck speaks of the throat, that is to say a rumination, or a deeper consideration. As you walk in integrity, all that you do must be of a deep consideration. Thinking before you act. Rather than acting without thinking before you regret. illustrational representation can be seen through the artist's painting: Instructions For Corrections Before Support