Jealously leads to actions of envy and brings about confusion, anger and the collapse of one and that of another’s foundation with God. The Lord will give to whom he please and take from whom he pleases. He will give to one honor and he will take the honor away, the Lord does what he please and appoints those he choose, As noted: In Scripture (Deuteronomy 32:39) “God kills, heals and destroys those whom he please, no one can bring opposition against that being of his will.” God never sleeps and grow weary; he watches the intentions and actions of all men and God gives to each which is deserved. The Holy Spirit guards over all and everything in the life of those belonging to God. The Holy Spirit watch is constant, always attentive over everything in the life of those belonging to God, making sure all is secure; Maintaining a constant watch against sin, thus, bringing account of the occurrences to God. The Holy Spirit also guards the actions of all evil behavior desired to harm and tempt those whom are beloved of God. As noted: In Scripture (Jacob/James 4:5) “The Holy Spirit watches over those belonging to God with tender jealously.”
This was an attribute (Jealously) of both Cain against his brother Abel and Korah against Moses and Aaron. Cain love of God was false and his sacrifices were found unfavorable in God's sight, Cain obliged God, being out of duty! Abel, because of his sincere love being from his loyalty and devotion for God was seen good (found worthy) in the sight of God; As noted: In Scripture (Numbers 16&17) “Korah rebellion against Moses and Aaron appointed position with God, ensued God's wrath against him and those of his family and the others whom followed in his rebellion.”
The man becoming Jealous and travails against another belonging to the Lord by action of envy over his appreciation of their loyalty to him and the man thus, appointed by the Lord (this action is not pleasing to God) and those being guilty will incur his wrath of punishment against such behavior. The Holy Spirit says: As noted: In Scripture (Exodus 34:14) “God character is one of absolute loyalty and exclusive devotion.” Therefore, the Lord desire those belonging to him to be as one with him and the Father; Maintaining the same character, toward him and that of another.
The Lord's fury and punishment against this behavior has not changed! These examples, in scripture of his punishment against such actions are to awaken the awareness of those whom harbor such behavior, as shown by Cain against his brother and that of Korah against Moses and Aaron (those, his appointed). God's servants (disciples) are in representation of his words of authority. “They are those being sworn and promised by God to receive his protection! demonstrated of God's words to Joshua; Noted: In Scripture (1 Chronicles 16:22) “Those appointed by God (All those whom appose them appose God and all those whom welcome them welcome God).” The Holy Spirit teaches: As noted: In Scripture (Jacob/James 1:19) “Speak little and listen much.” Therefore, that what is said, thus, prove true accept it; if not having understanding, seek the wisdom of God, not that coming from man, so not to sin and befall God's wrath. Listen Intently! For, one's words can be justified or condemned against him.” For, the one favored of God may be the one you speak against!
The Lord appointed (disciples), be they (titled): pastors, prophets and missionaries carry a heavy load, for they are judged more severely than others, if not maintaining the path of God as always speaking his truths and allowing their behavior to demonstrate God's authority and truths, teaching others what is God's desire for them and to be always attentive of the Holy Spirit position. The same obligation pertains to those whom have appointed themselves as servants for the Lord, for they have announced a personal covenant with God being accepted in position by God as one appointed. All, the Lord's appointed servants, head shepherds, prophets and his many other servants are all the same, none being above the other (All are the same), always being under God's watchful eye. God servants, are not to be rendered above another and praised as gods, those whom do so and thus, allows such behavior, punishment will be measured against them by God and they in-turn will receive his wrath. Man was not appointed by God as a servant to be praised, erected as idols and travailed by glory, but, are those appointed only by God to serve. God and the Son are the only one's worthy of praise! As noted: In scripture (Acts 14:8-18) “The Holy Spirit, gives illustration of Paul and Barnabas being praised as gods by a crowd in acceptance to the words spoken of God; and Paul and Barnabas, their actions against the behavior.”
