Covering of Hair: What Really matters?

Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye pay tithe of mint and anise and cummin, and have omitted the weightier matters of the law, judgment, mercy, and faith: these ought ye to have done, and not to leave the other undone.

- Matthew 23:23

As expected, yesterday post generated some ripples which are very welcome. But I would like to state that the purpose of my post is not to condemn any doctrine or whatsoever. It was to call our attention to that fact that there are edifying things to talk about than than argue over who should cover the head or not. Jesus told The hypocritical religious leaders of His time that there are weightier things, things that matter. We shouldn't be arguing over the style of a particular church, we shouldn't say our church is better than someone else, we shouldn't criticize one another because of hair covering as we are one body.

The souls of the unsaved matters more than covering of head. We must understand the fact the because a lady cover her head doesn't mean she will enter heaven. Those are minor things and shouldn't be contentious among we believers.

So many times we condemned others because they don't worship God In our own style which you think and believe is right. As a matter of personal principle, I don't condemn churches that allow women with their hair uncovered neither do I condemn those that allow women with their hair covered. Salvation is a personal race, we all have equal access to the manual and the map which is the Bible.

Stop feeling guilty that you are not worshiping God in a particular style. Stop forcing yourself to blend with a style of Religion. Come to God the way you are and let Him lead you the way He wants. He is the Builder, you are His Clay, let Him mould you into what He and He alone want.

It's a beautiful day. It's has been a beautiful week, I look forward to the beautiful weekend. Lol.

Good Morning and have a blessed Thursday.

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