Stormwinds
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- Feb 5, 2009
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Hi y'all,
I am a born agian believer, but I am having some issues with a person who has hurt people very close to me. This man abused his children and his wife. There was possible sexual abuse with the children and at least mental abuse (to the point of oppression/isolation not sure the right word, but I've heard "stockholm syndrome" used to describe her). Anyway, I have more than once wish him dead, actually thinking of various ways it could happen (but not with me "killing" in most situations. Car acident or a fellow inmate once jailed (he was arrested for raping another girl), falling on a sidewalk and an icicle falling an peircing his heart, other things.) I know that if he were dead it would be much easier for his wife and children to recover. She would no longer have this hold held over her, afraid of him returning, etc. And the kids would not be stigmatized by him. It is not as embarrssing (for lack of a stronger word coming to mind) to say your father is dead then to say you dad is "away" or your dad is in jail, or you dad is a pervert and rapist and can't be around you, depending on how honest you want to be.
I know it is wrong of me to wish this man dead, butI am not sure how to free myself of this sin. I just see the courts plea barganing and giving him a slap on the wrist or worse a finger wagging and him being free to terrorize and harm other innocent people. There is not much I can do from a legal standpoint but tell the truth when questioned about this man, and perhaps that is what is so frustrating. I know the Lord says that vengence is His, and I know if this man does not change his life he will be sentenced to an eternity of torture. Any suggestions on how to get these thoughts of death out of my head?
Stormie
I am a born agian believer, but I am having some issues with a person who has hurt people very close to me. This man abused his children and his wife. There was possible sexual abuse with the children and at least mental abuse (to the point of oppression/isolation not sure the right word, but I've heard "stockholm syndrome" used to describe her). Anyway, I have more than once wish him dead, actually thinking of various ways it could happen (but not with me "killing" in most situations. Car acident or a fellow inmate once jailed (he was arrested for raping another girl), falling on a sidewalk and an icicle falling an peircing his heart, other things.) I know that if he were dead it would be much easier for his wife and children to recover. She would no longer have this hold held over her, afraid of him returning, etc. And the kids would not be stigmatized by him. It is not as embarrssing (for lack of a stronger word coming to mind) to say your father is dead then to say you dad is "away" or your dad is in jail, or you dad is a pervert and rapist and can't be around you, depending on how honest you want to be.
I know it is wrong of me to wish this man dead, butI am not sure how to free myself of this sin. I just see the courts plea barganing and giving him a slap on the wrist or worse a finger wagging and him being free to terrorize and harm other innocent people. There is not much I can do from a legal standpoint but tell the truth when questioned about this man, and perhaps that is what is so frustrating. I know the Lord says that vengence is His, and I know if this man does not change his life he will be sentenced to an eternity of torture. Any suggestions on how to get these thoughts of death out of my head?
Stormie