Wednesday 21 May 2014

WHY SOME STUDENTS FAIL: THE BAD OMEN FACTOR

This can also be referred to as bad luck or bad company.
You almost have no control over this. For example, when the results of
a whole class’s exams are withheld because of cheating , everyone who
took it—both those who were involved in the cheating and those who
were innocent —suffer. Little wonder the Bible says, “Be not deceived;
evil communications corrupt good manners ” (1 Corinthian 15:33 KJV).
A bad omen situation is something you don’t see coming. It just
befalls you when you least expect it. Here’s an example: One day, during
an exam, a lecturer asked me to tell him what the two female students
who were sitting right in front of me were doing. I could not give him an
answer that satisfied him, because I knew nothing. I was just minding
my business in the hall. He took my answer booklet along with those
of the other students and asked us to leave the room.
This could happen to anyone, but we can overcome with prayer .
Jesus said , “Watch ye and pray, lest ye enter into temptation. The spirit
truly is ready, but the flesh is weak (Mark 14: 38 KJV)”. I pray that
such a thing will not befall you, in Jesus’ name. This happened to me
when I was not yet born again, and it can surely happen to a child of
God who is not very prayerful. However, it is one of the ways students
encounter failure .

From The Perfect Scholar by Jimoh BRAIMOH (Jnr)

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