Genesis 3:12
The man
replied, “The woman whom you put here with me she gave me fruit from the tree,
and so I ate it.”
“Why are you punishing me? It was her who gave it to me. She told me that it is okay to use it. So, I used it.”
“He did it first, so I can do it also. If he can, so can I.”
The blaming game… Adam and Eve did it.
They were banished from the Garden, not only because
they have eaten from the forbidden tree.
They were banished because instead of accepting their fault, they have
put the blame on others.
That instead of asking for forgiveness, they tried to
clean up their act by not accepting their wrong doing, believing that they did
it because someone pushed them or caused them to do it – “so not my fault.”
The blaming game… we are all doing it.
Yes, it could be human nature. But we should also realize that blaming
others is also an act of cowardice and pride.
We cannot accept that we are wrong because we are afraid on what other
people would say. We cannot accept it
because we still feel that we are clean, that we are perfect.
Stop the blaming game and start asking for
forgiveness. Talk to God and ask Him to
forgive you and the person who caused you to do wrong. And you can be sure that God will not blame
you for it. Instead, He will love you
more and bless you.
Let us pray +
Almighty
Father, forgive me of my sins. It is me to be blamed and me alone. And give me the strength to forgive
also. Amen +
The Lord hears the cry of the poor.
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