Let’s be real — this world is full of people walking around angry, jealous, or bitter toward someone who did them wrong. But the Bible is clear: you can’t say you love God and hate your brother (1 John 4:20). That’s not just a contradiction; it’s a spiritual lie. You can’t walk in light and carry hate at the same time — those two things don’t mix. When Jesus said, “On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets” (Matthew 22:40), He meant everything God ever said depends on love — love for Him and love for others. So when you break that commandment, you break all of them.

You could pray, fast, quote Scripture, and post your favorite Bible verse online, but if you’re mistreating people, God ain’t impressed.  The sad part is, some people think being “holy” means judging or cutting others down. But holiness without kindness is just hypocrisy in fancy clothes. Real holiness looks like forgiveness. Real holiness looks like mercy. Real holiness means you don’t talk about your neighbor behind their back, you pray for them. You don’t get jealous when they’re blessed — you celebrate with them.

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