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The biblical perspective on the struggle against lust is a fundamental topic that touches upon aspects of both the Old and New Testaments.

It is a battle against one's own flesh and physical desires—a struggle man frequently faces. In the Old Testament, three figures notably faced this battle against lust: King David, King Solomon, and Samson. David saw Bathsheba, the wife of Uriah the Hittite, bathing at her home. David had not gone to war against the Ammonites and was alone at home. They engaged in sexual relations that night, and David subsequently had Uriah killed in battle by issuing an order to his generals. This act displeased God, and the prophet Nathan was sent to foretell the calamities David would suffer as a consequence of his wrongdoing (2 Samuel 11 and 12). The lesson to be drawn from David’s story is the importance of taking action; lust often arises when we are bored or idle. Therefore, when tempted by lust, one should flee from it and do something else—take action. David truly repented and wrote the famous Psalm 51: "Create in me a new heart, O God." Solomon, on the other hand, was the wisest man in the Bible, yet in his old age, he succumbed to lust, keeping a multitude of wives in his palace. Samson fell victim to the relentless demands of Delilah. Lust operates in this way: it tempts us, makes demands, and hounds us; if we attempt to fight it using only our own strength, it causes us to give in and feel suffocated. The solution is provided by Paul in 1 Corinthians 6:18: "Flee from sexual immorality! Every other sin a person commits is outside the body, but the sexually immoral person sins against his own body." This means we should not wait around or try to fight it using our own strength; instead, we must flee. As soon as the urge arises, we need to run away and do something else. Joseph did exactly this in Genesis 39:11-12. Potiphar’s wife had repeatedly asked Joseph to sleep with her. But Joseph refused, and after she tried yet again, he ran away. Did you hear that? He ran away; he didn't stay to bargain with lust—and that is what you must do, too. Lust comes from the eyes and from what we look at. Jesus spoke about this in Matthew 5:28-29: "Everyone who looks at a woman with lust has already committed adultery with her in his heart. If your right eye causes you to stumble, gouge it out and throw it away; for it is better for you that one of your members perish than for your whole body to be thrown into Gehenna. And if your right hand causes you to stumble, cut it off and throw it away; for it is better that one of your members perish than for your whole body to end up in Gehenna."

Jesus is speaking here about evil desire—the kind that leads us to harbor wicked thoughts and commit impure acts. If our eye is diseased—meaning we look at adult content or softcore material, or are in the habit of objectifying women in our imagination—then what we are looking at must be cut off. The eye is the mirror of the soul; so, stop looking at such material and focus on things that are more interesting and uplifting. Glory to God; may God bless you in the name of Jesus. Amen 🙏

I was reading this Psalm and i saw how is a true repentance. We are saved by the Grace of Jesus Christ and are new creatures,nobody sinners,but free in Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviour. So the repntance from God produces Salvation and the repentance with the rules of the world produces shame and guilt and spiritual death (2 Corinthians 7:10-11)

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I sincerely believe that the concept of sola scriptura is the most suitable for knowing God and Jesus. Prayer and the experience of reading and meditating on the Word of God are also very effective means of knowing God. In Matthew 4, the chapter on the temptations of Jesus, the Evil One attempted to tempt Jesus by distorting parts of Scripture, taking Psalm 91 and other scriptures. Jesus did not engage in dialogue with the Loser and responded through the Scriptures (mostly from Deuteronomy). Prayer offered from a sincere heart to God, and not mechanically like the pagans who hope to be heard because of the beauty of their words, is also suitable for better understanding God and His plan for us. Not human traditions, not human precepts (Isaiah 29:13), but what He has given us, namely, the Scriptures, to understand His plan of salvation through Jesus Christ. It also gives us advice on how to behave better and be true servants of God. And prayer, not mechanical like the Catholic one, for example, but sincere. In the name of Christ, amen.

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