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MercyfulGrace

The Sin We Ignore

Ezekiel 16:49 and the Weaponisation of Faith

Why does modern faith ignore most of scripture—yet obsess over one issue?

This isn’t rebellion. It’s a necessary question.

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The Verse That Was Quietly Sidelined

“Behold, this was the iniquity of thy sister Sodom: pride, fulness of bread, and abundance of idleness… neither did she strengthen the hand of the poor and needy.” — Ezekiel 16:49

This is the text defining itself.

And yet—it is rarely centred.

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What If the Narrative Was Redirected?

The dominant teaching reduces Sodom to sexuality.

But the broader context points toward:

• Abuse of power
• Exploitation of others
• Violence disguised as desire
• Excess without accountability

This is not about identity. It is about harm.

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Selective Scripture Is Strategy

When entire sections of scripture are ignored—but one issue is amplified—

that is not neutrality.

That is selection.

And selection often serves power.

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The Hypocrisy Ezekiel Exposes

Ezekiel describes a society that had everything—

and chose not to care.

• Pride without humility
• Wealth without responsibility
• Comfort without compassion

Not rebellion.

Indifference.

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The Question We Avoid

We keep asking:

“Who is sinning?”

But the real question is:

“Who are we ignoring while we debate sin?”

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Final Reflection

If we are going to speak about sin—let’s speak about all of it.

Because according to Ezekiel 16:49, the greatest failure was never difference…

It was indifference.

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