What am I?

What am I? - Philippians 4:8 I must know what I am so that I can do what I was given from years of living on this earth, because I have heaven forever. I have to be careful not to waste the years of life, riding a machine going around without getting to do what I have to do. Human beings want everyone to do what they want to do, to make themselves great.

I. What am I?

A. I'm not a doll, or something else that can be "thought."

1. What - characteristics, understanding to distinguish it from others.

2. I am - I am, I exist, and I live.

3. We have a "Creator", He knows that I am, because He has created me, He bears my footsteps, what I should do and what He does not want, because He Himself sets it.

4. We are - the truth, the life of thought.

a. Thus our walk, what is true in thought, what I must and what I must not, cannot be carried by anything on earth, God is our Creator and He knows why He takes us. We cannot be confused.

b. We must change our thinking; we can't be everyone's dolls.

c. Be careful when you put on negative thoughts: you are bad, you are useless, when they say what should be done and then they take you by the hair: they speak badly of you without knowing you, or what God is in you.

d. This is my first virtue: "the true" (true, adjusted to the truth, reality).

e. True, that is neither false nor unworthy (low, mean, bad, infamous, not worthy of the thing being expressed, liar) of trust, but sincere and real.

5. It's easy to speak, say, give your opinion, and even more so when it's not true.

6. What is true is not proper to the voice.

7. Everything that is honest.

a. Decent, he acts righteously, doing his duty, not what no one imposes on him.

b. Because the honest one is moral (when one judges one's own actions).

c. One's rules of right and wrong.

8. All that is just.

a. Righteous, both toward God and toward men.

b. Live in righteousness.

c. It is harder to be righteous than a tyrant.

d. It is equitable, impartial, or reasonable (fairness and equality).

9. All that is pure.

a. The high moral character of a person's life.

b. That it has no mixture of anything else.

c. It retains its original nature.

d. Free and exempt from any admixture of anything else.

e. It is not contaminated or mixed with anything else.

10. Whatever is lovely.

a. He behaves with pleasure, politeness, and affection towards others.

b. It's typical of this person.

c. Attentive.

d. Courteous.

e. Affectionate.

f. Specifically, we can explain that it takes as its starting point what is the verb "I will love", which is synonymous with loving.

g. Kindness is the quality of lovable.

h. It refers to that which is affable, affectionate, or lovable.

i. Kindness is known as gentle action.

11. Everything that is of good name.

a. Reputable.

b. Prestige.

c. Great reputation.

d. Good is done and is known for his good that lives.

12. Virtue.

a. They are those characteristics of the person that are expected or desired by the earth.

b. They usually have positive consequences for the person or their environment. "Honesty, prudence and respect."

c. A good operating habit.

d. A quality that a person possesses and favors for himself and others: morals, conduct, virtues, achievements, prudence, justice, and charity.

13. Praiseworthy.

a. To praise a person with zeal.

14. This is the foundation of our faith.

15. If we do not have all this taught in the Bible, it is to live in violence, then there is hatred and strife.

16. We must flee from this; it is not staying on a battlefield. God is no longer in the one who decides to live the opposite by doing harm.

17. It's thinking about what "good hope" is.

18. It is not mistreatment or ridicule, criticism and humiliation.

19. We must move forward and not remain stagnant in evil.

20. Let's stop looking at that stretch of the road, where you have been looking at the section (between two points that is part of a line) we are looking at the horizon (line between the earth's surface and the sky) a step of faith, love and forgiveness is going.

21. Faith is worth more than laws and more than our lives.

22. Let us know everything so that we do not continue to err. "Forgiveness" can't be mistaken for "permission."

23. Brother, you know: "The end of love is the absence of love."

24. What am I?

25. A foal can be taught; we will be able to fight the daring of its instinct and he will be able to control its instincts.

26. Think about your instincts and what's inside: love, compassion, surely, we want to put our faith to fight and break those impetuous, daring, defiant instincts.

27. This is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice.

28. What am I?

29. Your story would be better. Amen.