Many people do and undo before the eyes of God, because they say that no one sees them, so they do what they want. These live committing injustice with others acting without mercy.
There are people who are abominable before God, who only care about practicing evil, ignoring God’s statutes, being unfair to others, and many say that God listens to their prayer. But if we go to the book of proverbs, where he talks about people who did not practice justice, but do everything that is bad in the eyes of God, we find the opposite:
He who turns away his ear so as not to hear the law,
His prayer is also abominable.
Proverbs 28:9
Now, are you lending your ears to hear the voice of God? Well, God will hear your prayer and it will be a blessing for your life, because God does not reject the humble.
What happens to that person who does not listen or practice the ordinances of the Almighty? He will receive his reward according to his works.
In the book of John we find another very important verse on the subject of whether God hears the sinner’s prayer:
And we know that God does not hear sinners;
but if anyone fears God and does his will, he listens to him.
John 9:31
One of the mistakes that human beings make today is to completely ignore God, because some say: “I can do as I want”, others just do and always with their head held high, others feel good about what what they do, and then they go before God with a prayer that does not come from the soul, because imagine a thief asking the Lord to bless him when he goes out to steal, will God receive his prayer? Well NO because God does not listen or bless those who do evil.
Are you fearful of God? He will hear your prayer, he will bless you, he will take you far away, he will take care of you, you will walk through all the delicate places and nothing will happen to you, because your ears are set to listen to God, to do what is good in his eyes, because everyone who does his will, to him the Father will hear.
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