CLEAN HANDS IN THE WORK OF GOD

For our exhortation was not of deceit, nor of uncleanness, nor in guile (1 Thessalonians 2:3).
What's most important in our walk with God is the sincerity with which we must live any situation. We are not in a human competition, but rather in a spiritual war, in which the divine forces are being used as they believe the Word and occupy our place in Christ. In no way do we use subterfuge and vain means to do the Lord's will. He is holy, and we should be holy too.
Knowing that the Lord God is holy, we are obliged to do so too (1 Peter 1:16). Who is insincere does a disservice to the Gospel. That idea that the ends justify the means is not for God's work. From start to finish, it should be done with clean hands. Under no circumstances can we accept the suggestions of the master of deception and act out the word. If we do not have to answer certain questions or conditions to meet any need, the truth is, we say, "I do not know, I can not and do not have resources for that."
Let me be clear: our struggle is not religious. We can not support this or that against any other religion. Our battle is against spiritual forces in the heavenly places hellish and against the spiritual ignorance that blinded the minds of unbelievers. When we preach the Word, and pray in the Name of Jesus, we put the power of God in action. What the Lord wants most is to occupy our place in Christ, and from there, never go out.
Everyone knows what the hell tries to lead the children of the Most High for prostitution, adultery, dishonesty and other sinful practices. However, I have seen that one of the tricks of the enemy is to make the saved leave the path and look for shortcuts - ways that do garner fame, a life abundant and, oddly enough, have more success in the work of God than those servants the Lord pointed out in Scripture. This is complete and utter madness. But unfortunately, many of God has delivered to greed, experienced pain and other accumulated for the future.
Paul said he did not use subterfuge or shady ways to urge the Thessalonian Christians. Like the apostle, we can not use deceit or uncleanness, nor anything fraudulent. At all times, our hands must be clean because we are serving Him who is Truth, whom many should serve.
In Christ with love,