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 Change and Live (Ezekiel 18:32)

I choose to embrace life over death, as it is a decision that is within my control. In Ezekiel 18:32,

it is stated that God does not take pleasure in the death of anyone, but rather desires for

individuals to turn from their wicked ways and live. This serves as a reminder that life is a

precious gift, and it is up to us to make the choice to live it to the fullest.

Living life to the fullest means embracing all the joys and challenges that come our way, and

continually striving to better ourselves and those around us. It means seizing each day as an

opportunity to create meaningful connections, pursue our passions, and make a positive impact

on the world. It is a choice to live with purpose and intention, rather than simply existing.

While death is inevitable for all of us, we have the power to make the most of the time we are

given on this earth. By choosing to live, we are choosing to honor the gift of life and make the

most of every moment. So, I choose life. I choose to live with gratitude, resilience, and love. And

in doing so, I hope to inspire others to make the same choice and embrace the beauty of living.

Ezekiel's message to the children of Israel was a powerful reminder of the importance of

breaking free from harmful cycles and embracing a new way of living. He emphasized that in

order to truly live, they needed to let go of the old rules that were holding them back and adopt a

new set of guidelines.

The old way of living, where the actions of the parents directly impacted the children and vice

versa, was not conducive to a thriving and fulfilling life. Ezekiel urged them to break free from

this destructive pattern and make a conscious choice to live differently. He encouraged them to

let go of the past and start afresh with a new rule - one that prioritized growth, positivity, and

personal responsibility.

By choosing to live by this new rule, the children of Israel would be able to break free from the

negative influences of their past and create a future filled with hope and abundance. It was a call

to take ownership of their lives, to make positive choices, and to actively seek out a better way of

living. Ezekiel's message serves as a timeless reminder that we have the power to choose our

own path and create a life that is in alignment with our truest desires.


I have realized the importance of taking responsibility for myself and breaking free from the

burden of guilt, shame, and condemnation that may come from the actions of my offspring or my

parents. It is essential for each individual to take ownership of their own life and choices, rather

than being weighed down by the past mistakes of others.

In order to truly live a fulfilling and meaningful life, it is necessary to establish new rules and

boundaries that prioritize personal responsibility. By doing so, we empower ourselves to live

authentically and in alignment with our values and aspirations.

I am committed to living a life of authenticity and purpose, where I actively take responsibility

for my own decisions and actions. This mindset empowers me to create a future that is free from

the constraints of the past and filled with endless possibilities.

Choosing to live with a sense of accountability and self-awareness allows me to navigate life's

challenges with resilience and grace. I embrace the opportunity to shape my own destiny and

make a positive impact on the world around me. Ultimately, I choose to live a life of intention

and empowerment, guided by the new rules of personal responsibility and self-determination.

I choose to embrace life and recognize that it is about taking responsibility for every aspect of

our being - our thoughts, behaviors, perspectives, and actions. I understand the importance of

acknowledging my own role in shaping my reality and creating the life I desire.

Rather than shifting blame onto external factors such as the devil, other people, parents, ex-

partners, I choose to take ownership of my life. Living authentically means letting go of excuses

and actively working towards personal growth and self-improvement.

Life is a journey of learning, growth, and self-discovery. By taking responsibility for my

decisions and choices, I am able to cultivate a sense of empowerment and agency over my own

life. I choose to stop looking for external sources to blame and instead focus on creating a life

that is rooted in authenticity and personal accountability.

I commit to embracing the challenges and triumphs that come my way, using them as

opportunities for learning and self-discovery. By taking ownership of my life, I am able to live

fully, grow continuously, and unfold into the best version of myself. This is the essence of living

a life that is truly mine, filled with purpose, growth, and self-empowerment.


In order to truly live a healthy and fulfilling life, one must acknowledge the need for repentance.

Repentance is not just a mere change of mind or heart, but a transformation that results in a

change of action. This transformation is necessary, especially when it comes to our eating habits.

If the food we have been consuming has been making us sick and overweight, it is imperative

that we make changes. We must change not only what we eat, but also when, where, how, and

how much we eat. This overhaul of our eating habits is essential for our overall well-being and

longevity. By repenting and making positive changes to our diet and lifestyle, we can truly live a

healthier and happier life. So let us take the necessary steps to repent and make the changes

needed to live our best lives.

Change is an inevitable part of life, and resisting it can have detrimental effects on your well-

being. Refusing to embrace change is like slowly killing yourself, not just physically, but

mentally and emotionally as well. Stubbornly holding on to old ways and refusing to evolve can

hinder personal growth and prevent you from living a fulfilling life.

I urge you to break free from this cycle of self-destruction and choose to live instead. Let go of

any bitterness, resentment, or unforgiveness that may be holding you back. Release the burden of

guilt, shame, and condemnation that weighs heavily on your spirit. Embrace the possibility of a

better, brighter future by choosing to let go of the past and live in the present moment.

By releasing these negative emotions and thoughts, you can open yourself up to new

opportunities and experiences that life has to offer. Take a step towards a more positive and

fulfilling life by choosing to live without the weight of negativity dragging you down. Embrace

change, let go of the past, and start living your best life today.

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