Quarrels, disputes, arguments, and fights result in division and in separation and pain.

Franklin Roosevelt said, there is nothing I love as much as a good fight.

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Well, I want to tell you, there are Christians who are like that. They go from

church's church looking for a good fight. Quarreling and fighting comes natural to all of us.

Why? Because each of us naturally born, preferring to go for the juggler than to give in.

This rambunctious nature has been first seen in Canaan Abel, and then come to all of us through the hereditary law.

People quarrel for all kinds of things.

For example, some quarrel over ideas and opinions as it happened between the Apostle Paul and Bonobus. Bonobus was a good man, a righteous man. Paul was a good man and a

righteous man, but there had come a time for them to be separated because Paul was convicted of God's vision that he gave him on

the road to Damascus. Secondly, there are some who quarrel over jealousy and envy. That happened to

Moses. His sister Miriam and his brother Aaron were quarreling and complaining and moaning about his wife.

But the God who sees the secrets of the heart knew that it wasn't a matter of Moses' wife.

It was out of envy for Moses' authority.

It is out of jealousy of his leadership. It was out of fact that they did not agree

in the direction he was going. In those cases, as Moses did, leave them to the Lord. He'll take care

of them as he did of Miriam and Aaron. But the third one, which I want to focus upon today, the third reason for quarrelling

happen over money. That is money of all its forms. Material possessions of all kinds,

from all the way from the filthy lucre to the pure dirt. Now, to those of you who are not

aware of what pure dirt is, it is real estate. Money is the number one cause of domestic

arguments and domestic quarrels. Some of you may remember a book that came

out a few years ago entitled, Looking Out for Number One, I have read it, and I don't know that

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