Keisha SweetJuice Trini
Sista claim she not worried about me but she reading my facebook statuses and comments everyday and telling lies about I am talking about her kids them. Stop lie to make people sorry for u. U are pathetic girl

Keisha SweetJuice Trini
If u need my address just let me know cause I am not hiding.

Mar 22 at 4:22am · Like

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Keisha SweetJuice Trini
Lol Jerome they know who they are.

Mar 22 at 4:27am · Like

KeishaPosh Brown
Keisha ignore these ppl, u r Better than this stop making these ppl draw u out its not worth it at all

Mar 22 at 4:37am · Like

Balla Beris
Where 2

Mar 22 at 4:41am · Like

Tiffany Reed
U muss comment ms posh go to sleep lol

Mar 22 at 4:41am · Like

KeishaPosh Brown
@tiffany lol leave me alone I sm still waiting for u

Mar 22 at 4:43am · Like

Tiffany Reed
Lol Amma hit u up now ms posh

Mar 22 at 4:44am · Like

KeishaPosh Brown
Call me on my house phone check ur inbox

Mar 22 at 4:51am · Like

Denise DenDen Singh
Keisha….why are you even wasting your time? Let God in and let go off the garbage. Yah big woman. Leave the kiddie bs for the kids.

Mar 22 at 4:52am · Like · 2

Keisha SweetJuice Trini
True den but sometimes the heathens get u there although u avoid them. Trust me but I be catching myself. Lol

Mar 22 at 6:13am · Like · 1

Keisha Gibbs
Keisha you and those people again..ignore them, trust me, answering them make them visible and makes them seem viable in your life, when they’re not!! it hurts them more when you make them invisible…

Mar 22 at 6:45am · Like · 1

Keisha SweetJuice Trini
Marva Ingram say that I do not have the right to say what I want and chat who I want on my facebook because although Sista is not my friend on fb and she has block me she still go on my page everyday through someone else page to see my statuses and comments. What u all think about that?

Mar 22 at 2:41am · Like

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Dianna Mcpherson
Lol u got sumthing she want Lmaoooo she’s a stalker

Mar 22 at 2:46am · Like

Keisha SweetJuice Trini
Past stalker cause when u block somebody that mean u do not eant to see or hear what is on their page right dianna?

Mar 22 at 2:48am · Like · 1

Dianna Mcpherson
U so right about that hun …

Mar 22 at 2:51am · Like

Marva Ingram
I never say u did not have the right to talk but say it to the person faceccccc. And stop ride them back .and im not Facebook wach Dog mi care 0 -because 0-0=O i see no evil hear no evil .Remember that keisha .war is ugly and love is lovely

Mar 22 at 3:46am · Like

Keisha SweetJuice Trini
I hope everybody know war ugly and take no prisoners. I talk where I want to talk. After is not my friend for me to walk up to her and say u nuh look good, u a wear the same nasty wig for months, u need lipo or fi go buy some clothes. No I laugh at her and put up my status. I tell my friends my opinion not a duppy who a collect disability. She retarded. Happy people do not leave their man in their bed and inna party a worry bout them so call ex man everynight. But tell her she can have him I released him long time she just had to easy. Mi nuh worry bout gal pussy cause mi nuh do girls. Lol she wish don’t she. Marva u know ur friend life miserable but my life happy and is not man make it happy. Waste gal Sista who just move out her father apartment at 33. Why she run in her house she only know bout vibes a party? Lmao.

Mar 22 at 4:10am · Like

Marva Ingram
Keisha please don’t call mi name

Mar 22 at 4:16am · Like

Marva Ingram
Ian is not my Ex. And i don’t want to hear it .im not out on the street a belitte mi self mi nor war with nobody fi man. Reaches me reaches u .i care 0000000000000000000000

Mar 22 at 4:22am · Like

Keisha SweetJuice Trini
I am not waring for no man no day. No gal nah violate me a dat is my problem. Men come and go but some people just cannot get that point.

Mar 22 at 4:25am · Like

Bernadette Brenda Jones
One word stalker lmaoooo real talk bottom line ………

Mar 22 at 12:10pm · Like

Keisha SweetJuice Trini
BRENDA LINK ME.

Mar 22 at 12:30pm · Like

Dionne Williams
I HATE TO SEE GROWN WOMAN WHO CLAIM TO BE INTELLIGENT ACT STUPID!! WHEN ARE YOU LADIES GONNA STOP. IS IT GONNA TAKE DEATH OR PRISON?? AND FOR WHAT A MAN!! YA;LL NEED TO REMEMBER YOU HAVE CHILDREN DEPENDING ON YOU, PLZ DONT MAKE IT REACH THE IF I CUDDA, WUDDA, SHUDDA STAGE AND THEN BE SORRY Keisha SweetJuice Trini, Dunkirk Sista.. I HOPE I APPEAL TO AT LEAST ONE OF YOU THIS MORNING IN JESUS NAME YA;LL NEED TO STOP B4 ITS TOO LATE.

Mar 22 at 6:10am

Last night the man of the hour Mr. Burgs was in attendance at Peter Party and so was all his women..A di fuss mi eva si him stand up ina 1 corna and naw play Mr GQ taking picture wid everbaddie. Tracy him woman a yaad si dung a di bar a watch him while Glama stand ina fi har zone. Dwl. Tracey mussi hear bout the posing up Thursday night wid him and Glama thats why she come out. Burgs look like him have DieAreeYaH di whole night. From wah day him no stop flop veachy, cause she a last in line afta glama and tracy. Glama Back in biznezz cause she well a advertise him party pan her Fb page. a wonda how him party ago tunn out wid so much owners coming out April . Lmao. Glama is you sponsoring the party muma?? inquiring minds want to know, because from wah day burgs juss a rope you back in so. $$ talk yess.

It is not uncommon to hear or read the statement, “all sins are equal.” In other words, if I drive one mile per hour over the speed limit, I may as well have exterminated millions of people in the eyes of God.

If that’s true, we should teach our children that disobeying us by taking a cookie from the cookie jar makes them just as guilty as a murderer. I believe that this line of thinking is basically incorrect and ignores matters of the heart, common sense, and what the Bible teaches. It also paves the way for a society in which dangerous criminals are not punished and character is ignored. After all, if we are all equally wicked, we can’t discriminate between a good person and an evil one. We couldn’t know Adolf Hitler from John the Baptist. Both should be allowed to lead a country or baby sit our children. Right?

It is true that all sins separate us from God. Romans 6:23 says, “For the wages of sin is death…” All sin leads to death and judgment without Jesus, but does that mean all sins are equal? I believe the Bible teaches they are not.

Are All Sins Punished in the Same Way?

The Old Testament tells us that God assigned different penalties to certain sins. This suggests that certain sins differ in seriousness. Under the Old Testament law, a thief paid restitution; an occult practitioner was cut off from Israel; one who committed adultery was put to death (see Exodus 22 and Leviticus 20).

Luke 11:23-24 says, “If the miracles that were performed in you had been performed in Sodom, it would have remained to this day. But I tell you that it will be more bearable for Sodom on the day of judgment than for you.” Because these people refused to soften their hearts, Jesus tells them that they will have an even harsher judgment and punishment than two towns destroyed for their wickedness.

Are Some Sins Worse than Others?

In 1 Corinthians 6:18, Paul says, “Flee from sexual immorality. All other sins a man commits are outside his body, but he who sins sexually sins against his own body.”

The Holy Spirit inspired Paul to express that sexual sin is different from other sins. Because the sin is against the human body, Christians commit the sin against the dwelling place of the Holy Spirit. Paul said, “All other sins are outside the body.” This distinguishes sexual sin from coveting, for example, because coveting is a sin done outside the human body.

Jesus suggested that some sins are worse than others when he told the Pharisees they were straining at a gnat (something little, but still bad) but swallowed a camel (something bigger and worse). “Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You give a tenth of your spices–mint, dill and cummin. But you have neglected the more important matters of the law–justice, mercy and faithfulness. You should have practiced the latter, without neglecting the former. You blind guides! You strain out a gnat but swallow a camel” (Matthew 23: 23 – 24).

The words, “the more important matters of the law,” clearly point out that all commands, though each needing to be followed with the same enthusiasm, are not of equal significance. The statement, “You strain out a gnat but swallow a camel” is also applied in the same way. “Gnat” implies small sins, while “camel” refers to larger ones.

Remember Jesus’ words to Pilate? He said, “The one who handed me over to you is guilty of a greater sin” (John 19:11). The phrase, “greater sin,” is there in black and white (or red in the Red Letter Edition). Pilate tried to release Jesus because he could see He had done nothing wrong. Jerusalem’s religious leaders should have known better. Jesus should have been welcomed as the one who fulfilled the prophecies, but the crowd amazed Pilate by demanding the death of the innocent Jesus. Jesus made it clear that those who should have known better held greater guilt. Jesus “came to that which was his own, but his own did not receive him” (John 1:11). Pilate’s sin did not compete with theirs and so Jesus told Pilate that the ones who handed Him over were “guilty of a greater sin.”

As is true in the case of the Jews, who should have known better than Pilate, where God grants loving blessings and rare opportunities, He also demands greater responsibility. One who knew his master’s will but didn’t fulfill it will suffer more than one who didn’t know (Luke 12:47,48).

In Matthew 7:3 Jesus mocks someone who struggles with great sin but takes it upon himself to “fix” another person who commits a less serious sin. “Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?” Basically Jesus said that those who commit and struggle with worse sins ought not to “nit pick” those with lesser struggles.

Clearly, Jesus used an example of two things not equal in size or severity to each other when he compared a “speck of sawdust” and a “plank.”

Some sins reveal a heart that is farther separated from God and bring harsher consequences than others. John told us that anyone who hates his brother is a murderer. God’s law convicts me for even thinking about killing the neighbor whose weed poison destroys my wife’s roses. But if my sin remains a thought and I don’t actually kill him, he is still alive. I have demonstrated restraint by resisting the desires of my temporary rage. That’s something that should separate Christians from the world. Our desires may sometimes be similar to those in the world, but Christians should try to do what is right by listening to the Holy Spirit rather than our egos or hormones. In the case of my neighbor, I would be wrong to say, “Thinking about it is just as bad as actually killing him.” Likewise, I obviously shouldn’t say, “I’ve already thought it, I might as well murder him.”

We Shouldn’t Justify “Smaller” Sins

All sins deserve God’s judgment, but not all receive the same judgment. We face danger, however, in attempting to justify our sins by their size. Every sin will lead us to hell if we don’t have the grace and forgiveness of Jesus.

God Offers Forgiveness

Every sin—no matter how large—can be forgiven and swallowed in God’s infinite ocean of grace. Just as God forgives those who turn from their wicked ways, so should we. God offers salvation to even the most wicked. 1 John 1:7 tells us “The blood of Jesus purifies us from every sin” (1 John 1:7). God is willing to forgive all!