In fact, James boldly states that if we do know the difference between wrong and right and choose NOT to do anything productive if it is wrong, we are being sinful.
James challenges us to learn the differences and ultimately to know that we need to be cogniscient of the difference between right and wrong. This chapter in the Book of James is about the difference between earthly, worldly, Godly, and Heavenly wisdom. Even though it was conceived, divinely-inspired, and written down thousands of years ago, it is as relevant today as much as in its earthly conception. It is always fascinating to me that the Bible never goes out of style.
“So any person who knows what is right to do but does not do it, to him it is sin.” Countless children (and adults by the way) have been comforted by a gifted Teddy Bear. Subsequently, a toy maker heard of this incident and invented the cuddly “ Teddy Bear” that we are aware of today. Fortunately, President Roosevelt recognized not only the unsportsmanlike attitude towards the bear but also the depravity of the other hunters’ suggestions. He ran across a “captured” bear that other hunters suggested he kill while it was tied to a tree. President Roosevelt went on a bear-hunting trip. Some times this may be by the gift of a Teddy Bear.ĭid you realize that Teddy Bears are actually “Presidential”? The teddy bear concept was inadvertently suggested by President Theodore Roosevelt. Today’s devotional A Teddy Bears’ Picnic considers the impact where people have experienced cruelty and harm and reminds us to speak out and take a stance against the evil that we observe and also provide care for those harmed.
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