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What does the Bible say about the heart of a stranger?

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The Bible describes the heart of a stranger as one filled with enmity against God and devoid of spiritual knowledge.

The Bible teaches that the heart of a stranger is fundamentally at odds with God, characterized by enmity as explained in Romans 8:7. This heart is not just lacking in knowledge of God; it is blind to its corruption, unaware of the dangers of sin. In a spiritual sense, those who have not tasted the grace of God remain ignorant of their condition, groping about in darkness. It is crucial for believers to remember this condition to foster compassion towards others who are still estranged from God. Recognizing the heart of a stranger encourages us to treat others with kindness and mercy, helping us fulfill our responsibilities as those redeemed by grace.
Scripture References: Romans 8:7, Exodus 23:9-13, Exodus 23:9, Isaiah 51:1, Ephesians 2:12

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Exodus 23:9
Robert Hawker · May 9, 2016
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