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A Kiss from Rose | Beauty Without Integrity is Dangerous

Beauty can fool you. The outside can be polished, perfect, radiant — while the inside is poisonous. That’s exactly what happened with the devil.


The Bible describes him as the most beautiful of angels, full of splendor and light (Ezekiel 28:12–15). His appearance reflected glory, but his heart was filled with pride, rebellion, and destruction.


He looked heavenly, but his motives were hellish. And because of that, God cast him out.


“How you are fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning!” — Isaiah 14:12


Now think about this…

If God will cast off His most beautiful angel, full of splendor and light — who do we think we are focusing on beauty when all we do is violate others?


We smile while disrespecting people with no regard.

We wait on the weaknesses of others just to strike.

We plan in the shadows while being shady and deceitful, as if God does not see.


If outward beauty could not protect Lucifer from judgment, what makes us believe our looks, charm, or presentation will cover our hearts before God?


This is not just a warning — it is a call to repentance.

Beauty without integrity will always lead to downfall. God is not impressed by appearances; He weighs the heart (1 Samuel 16:7).


So be careful. Be real. Be right.

Check your motives. Lay down your pride. Repent while there is still time.


Because when God looks at you, He is not admiring your shine — He is searching your spirit.




 
 
 

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