THE BIBLICAL CONCEPT OF BURNOUT 𝒟𝒶𝓎𝓈𝓉𝒶𝓇 𝒥𝒞𝐻𝑀 When God said to the serpent, “dust shall you eat,” it was more than a literal statement. In the Hebrew language, this phrase communicates a strategic euphemism—one that mirrors the operating principle of Babel, Egypt, and Pharaoh (that crooked serpent). The verb “eat” means to burn up or consume by fire, just as Nimrod instructed the people to burn bricks—that is, accumulated dust—for building the rebellious city. What satisfies, feeds, and builds the crooked serpent and his kingdom is when we give all our days and strength to the world system, laboring senselessly in pursuits that burn us out. This labor becomes the bricks of rebellion—employment and work that deplete divine purpose and strengthen Babylon's agenda against service and sacrifice to God. The world system is designed to devour and burn up purpose. It is how the serpent sustains and expands his dominion (Genesis 3:15). Man, made from dust, burns out when his li...
I WEEP FOR YOU, MY FRIEND. 𝒟𝒶𝓎𝓈𝓉𝒶𝓇 𝒥𝒞𝐻𝑀 Why would a man forsake the Lord, Why would you forsake your calling, What happened to you, who damaged you, How do you love the world, how do you cling to a vehicle that was passing and still standing, how do you last standing in the faith when you allow your mind to be carried alongside worldliness. How did you do it? , how did you forsake mercy and grace for what is passing away, What shall it profit a man who gains one step forward and two steps back, what extreme negativity that would be, Everyone liked it but did Jesus like it? Everyone one commented, but would Jesus comment? Does His opinion matter to you anymore? Who did this to you, who deceived you? Who damaged your beautiful soul. I weep for you, my friend. Jonah 2:8 || “Those who regard worthless idols (worldliness and vanity) Forsake (abandon) their own Mercy (Grace and calling, hurting themselves in the process). A 𝒟𝒶𝓎𝓈𝓉𝒶𝓇 Canticl...