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TOPIC: BE NOT PARTAKER IN OTHER PEOPLE’S SINS   
DECEMBER Saturday 15th
TEXT: Genesis 38: 13-23
KEY VERSE: Lay hands suddenly on no man, neither be partaker of other men's sins: keep thyself pure. 1 Timothy 5: 22
QUESTION: Is it good for a Christian tailor to collect trousers from an unbeliever for an amendment or sew an open-back or show-breast dress for unbelievers. Is it proper? What you have been teaching us is in agreement with Genesis 3:21; that place talk about the purpose why God made clothing; that is, to cover the nakedness of man. If you look at today you discover that we are in the changing world and it seems that most believers are changing with the changing world most especially in this area of our dressing standard. So I want us to still see much on that area because personally it disturbs my heart.
ANSWER: Sister it is not proper to do so. I appreciate this type of question. Should the seamstress and tailors sew any cloth that will make these people to be stumbling block to Christians? If they do so, then they are partakers of the sins of those people. So a tailor must reject any cloth that does not form the standard of righteousness. Although you may say, if I do so where will I find my food? What shall it profit you if you can eat all the food and go to hell? What shall it profit you? Leave that! God is able to feed you. He will bring true customers to you or else give you another business. God can do that for you to keep you in righteousness.
A Christian barber must not be partaker in other men’s sins. Do not barb punk, J5, Galaxy and other ungodly styles for customers. Some carnal barbers compromise to the point of applying relaxers, hair dyes and chemicals that change the texture and consistency of the hair, just for financial gains. As a sister, you are not expected to be the one perming or jerry curling people’s hair, or fixing attachment, weavon and ungodly things for unbelievers. Whatever your profession, trade or handwork, keep yourself pure and ready for heaven.
 Thought for the day: Keep yourself pure and ready for heaven
Song for the day: I have chosen the way
Bible reading for the day:
Amos 4-6; Revelation 6.
#Horemow.

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