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David was walking back home from school when he saw his friend Goliath ahead of him pulling his hands out from his side pockets, and along his $5 note dropped to the ground, all crumpled up like a piece of rubbish. Goliath already went in and David is standing in front of Goliaths' front yard, thinking whether to just take the $5 note or return to Goliath immediately. David knew that it's wrong to take another person's money because it didn't belong to him. If David took the $5 note, he would feel guilty because he knew he'd done something wrong; and because he knew that by taking the $5 note is wrong, he's now in a dilemma from temptation: to take or to return. David finally decided to take the money. He walked along the pathways straight to the door and rang the bell, Goliath came out and David told him that he dropped his money and returned it to Goliath. Goliath then thanked David and then invited him to come in and play with him on his brand-new-not-even-an-hour-ago-newly-bought Xbox.





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Rom 7:7 What shall we say then? Is the law sin? Let it not be said! But I did not know sin except through the law. For also I did not know lust except the law said, You shall not lust.









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