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Total Consecration By Eastwood Anaba

Four main challenges of the Body
1. Sexual desire. Sexual perversion includes such things as adultery, fornication, so**my and be******ty. You must strive to keep your body morally clean. Suggestions for right living include keeping the marriage bed undefiled, read the right books, magazines and newspapers, watch the right movies and keep friends who will help you live a holy life
2. Food. The sin of Adam and Eve featured the fruit of a tree – they ate the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil. Satan tried to tempt Jesus to turn stone into bread… Some foods such as alcohol and foods offered to idols can be sinful. Others are hazardous to health…
3. Leisure. The need for rest and leisure makes us vulnerable to the enemy. This legitimate need can lead to laziness and idleness. Laziness leads to poverty. Idleness can make you sin because the devil finds work for idle hands. When King David stayed at home at a time when kings went to war and he spotted Bathsheba -2 Samuel 11:1-5
4. Decoration and clothing. It is godly to look good and feel great. The devil can however, make us so obsessed about looking good that we may compromise all standards of godliness. What we do to our bodies is very important.

Total Consecration By Eastwood Anaba

Three things you ought to know about your body are
1. Your body is a temple of God and He cannot dwell in a temple that is unclean. If we consider the fact that magnificence and glory were attributed to Moses’ tabernacle and Solomon’s temple, we must keep our bodies in the best shape possible. – Job 32:8
2. Your body is the house of your spirit. Your spirit lives in your body. If your spirit is holy, your body must likewise be holy. A pure spirit detests an unclean body. The spirit man worships God through the human body.
3. Your body is the instrument of God for work. It is your body that lays hands on people not the spirit. You cannot therefore use your hands that have been dedicated to minister to people for their healing and deliverance, for deeds of unrighteousness. – Romans 6:13