The Wolf in Sheeps clothing

"Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer"

I would first like to say that in my past I am guilty of, most times then not, sadly accidental and even purposely  being  wolf in sheep's clothing.

I find it interesting that your closest friends have the ability to be your biggest enemies when you are popular you really have to evaluate your friends because they are more  likely to betray you. You have to realise that even realising the reality that no matter what nobody is perfect. Especially the people that you love dearest, you still have to have the a strong relationship with Jesus Christ ad depend on his protection. I understand that when evaluating the life of Jesus he always knew that he was going to be betrayed by one the the disciples that he taught that he trusted and that he believed in but at the end of the day there was always the possibility of that wolf in sheep's clothing.

None of the disciples had a feeling that Judas was going to betray him. Jesus who was God, knew everything and understood that Judas being a man would easily fall into the trap of the enemy. He took the temporal money payment in place of the life of Jesus.  I realise that it took an insider one that Jesus trusted one would even consider Jesus and the dispels family to betray him in order for God's will to go forth. It was not God's intent that any innocent blood need to be shed because that would make him a bad God and an imperfect God. The devil made his choice to rebel, the lord being all knowing all ready gave humans the ability to be forgiven.  That is why many do not come to him because his intellect is so far greater than ours that it requires faith to trust him.

You see in identifying that even your closest friends can be Wolfe's in sheep's clothing you now have to have faith that they have been put in your life for a purpose and as long as your in line with what God 's wants people will hurt you betray you but at the end of the day how you respond to the Wolfe's bite is key.