Quick Cut: Action vs. Intent

Kingdom Speak with Pastor Daniel McKillop

Daniel McKillop

Christianity, Business, Religion & Spirituality:christianity, Non-profit, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 3 February 2021

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Sure someone was killed...but can we someone judge an action without knowing the intent behind it? What's more important: what someone did, or why they did it? This week Kingdom Speak dives into a discussion about intent...get ready! Sign up to the website to buy a mug, or to join in discussions about each episode: www.kingdomspeak.ca

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0:00.0	Tell me about this guy.
0:02.5	Did him and the guy that he hit in the head with the axe head have any problems in the past?
0:08.6	Okay?
0:09.4	I've said this before, but there's going to be a problem with this hypothetical case if that happens more than once in your lifetime.
0:21.6	Somebody has a right to go.
0:24.5	You know, if they went and said, okay, Joe's here and he was hewing down trees in the woods,
0:30.4	his axe had come off and it hit John in the head and he's dead.
0:36.1	What do you know about Joe?
0:39.2	That's ironic.
0:40.4	This happened to Joe last year.
0:42.1	You're never going to believe this.
0:43.7	At some point, we got a right to say, where's Joe getting his axe handles?
0:48.2	Yep.
0:49.5	What is Joe after?
0:51.2	And when he asks for you to go out in the woods with him, say no.
0:54.2	Yes.
0:54.9	That's another good point.
0:56.8	That's another good point.
0:59.4	Stay away.
1:00.2	The objective of the city of refuge is to find a righteous conclusion to judgment.
1:08.6	And you cannot find righteous judgment without factoring in intent.
1:14.9	It's impossible.
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