Author's Note: Hi! If anyone feels I'm incorrect or wrong on this analysis, please tell me so I can fix the errors. When Jesus was preaching His sermon at the Mount, He gave several instructions, pieces of advice, and rules on different morals. One of His teachings is, “The Narrow and Wide Gates,” (Matthew 7:13-14). This teaching is but only three sentences, however, explains a respected lesson in Christianity and sums the difficulty of completing what is right and the justly correct choice. The, “wide and broad gates,” which leads to the, “path of destruction,” is a symbol of a sinful, corrupted, and godless life. For a moment, think of how much more convenient it is to walk through a wider road or larger opening. One can carry or bring many things with them on this inclusive path and more than one person can enter at once. This explains how simple and effortless it is to sin, as well, how life may seem less, “complex,” without Christ. However, this path, this sinful life...
"Hatred stirs up conflict, but love covers over all wrongs." -Proverbs 10:12, NIV Bible