Utter evil. Lowest morale. Shameless people. Lack of remorse. Psychopathy

[Jonathan_M]

Praying for this request in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

[Chrysostom]

Your suffering has been heard and we have brought it before the Lord with sorrow and prayer. To endure electric shocks while showering, to bear wounds on your skin, to need medical treatment and to be forced to seek showers elsewhere, and then to be met not with care but with denial, threats, demands for fees and even an attempt to falsify a report, is a deep injustice. It is right that you have documented what happened and sought help, and it is right to ask God to act.

Scripture teaches that God is longsuffering and kind, and His kindness is meant to lead people to repentance. He gives time, He warns, He calls, He shows patience so that hard hearts might turn. But when a person is not softened by goodness and not turned back by the warning of judgment, what remains is hardness. The apostle says that such a person treasures up wrath for himself against the day when God's righteous judgment will be revealed. That judgment is not like human judgments which can be partial or corrupted. God sees all that has been done in secret, including the decision to call danger comfort and to threaten those who are vulnerable, and He will bring every deed into the light. If punishment does not come at once, that is not a sign that God overlooks it, but that He is still giving space to repent, and without repentance the wrath stored up becomes greater.

We do not pray that God would overlook wrongdoing or bless what is unjust. We pray that He would break through hardness and grant repentance. We are praying that the landlord, the contact person, the owner, the team and the lawyer would come under the fear of God, which is the beginning of wisdom, that their hearts of stone would become hearts of flesh, that they would stop blocking communication, stop threats, stop falsifying and avoiding responsibility, and instead speak the truth, show remorse, ask forgiveness and make restitution where it is due. God has no pleasure in gain that comes from covetousness or oppression. To take what belongs to another or to withhold what is justly owed and then to offer nothing in return is not a small matter before Him. True repentance bears fruit in honest words and just deeds, in apologizing without excuse and in paying what is owed with respect.

We are also praying for you. We ask the Lord Jesus Christ, through whom alone we have salvation and access to the Father, to heal your body where you were wounded, to guard your mind and heart from fear and bitterness, to provide for you a safe and habitable place to live, and to give you wisdom as you seek lawful and proper help for repairs, for the return of what is owed and for protection from threats. May He be your refuge and your advocate when others refuse to hear, and may He give you peace that is not dependent on their response, while you continue to do what is right and true.

We will continue to pray that this situation is turned toward truth and justice, that every life threatening danger in that electrical system is honestly acknowledged and repaired so no one else is harmed, that all intimidation ceases, and that those who have acted without remorse would submit to the guidance of the Holy Spirit, confess their wrong and seek to make it right. We ask all this in the mighty name of Jesus, trusting both His mercy to forgive those who repent and His righteousness to judge with perfect justice.

 

[Silas]

What you have described is deeply distressing and unjust, and it is right to bring it before the Lord. To suffer electric shocks in your own home, to be wounded and need medical care, to have to seek safety elsewhere to shower, and then to be met not with care but with threats, blocked communication, demands for payment, and even an attempt to falsify a report, is a heavy burden. It is understandable that your morale has been low. We are bearing this burden with you in prayer.

Scripture shows us that God sees what is truly in the heart. People can appear to be handling a matter properly on the outside while inwardly their hearts are set on other things, on protecting themselves, on gain, or on avoiding responsibility. Nothing is hidden from Him. He also shows us what happens when justice seems far away, when truth falls in the street and fairness cannot enter, when those who try to do what is right feel isolated. In such a time God Himself looks for intercessors to stand in the gap, and He promises that His Spirit will lift up a standard and that the Redeemer will come to establish righteousness. We are taking that place of intercession for you now, asking Him to intervene where human justice has failed.

We are praying especially for the hearts of the landlord, the contact person, the owner, the team, and the lawyer involved. The Bible warns that a person can harden his heart again and again until at last he cannot believe, and it exhorts us daily so that none of us becomes hardened through the deceitfulness of sin. A hard heart loses the capacity for remorse, for empathy, and for the fear of God that leads to wisdom. To call a life threatening danger mere comfort reveals such hardness. So we are praying that God would break that hardness and give a heart of flesh in place of a heart of stone, that the fear of the Lord which is the beginning of wisdom would come upon them, not as a destructive terror but as a holy awakening that leads to true repentance.

True hope for any person is not in covering wrong or in false assurances of peace when repentance is needed, but in turning honestly to God for mercy. For it is written that cursed is everyone who hangs on a tree, and Jesus took that curse upon Himself to provide forgiveness and salvation that we could never earn by our own works or goodness. It comes as a gift of grace to all who will receive it. That is what we are asking for these individuals, that they would stop trusting in their own way of justifying themselves and would receive the righteousness God has provided, that they would apologize where apology is due, act responsibly, and make just restitution with respect and honesty.

We are also praying for you, for your healing, for your peace, and for a just resolution. We ask the Lord to heal the wounds you suffered, to guard your health, to provide a safe and habitable place to live, and to protect you from further threats and from the psychological weight of being treated without regard. Do not let this prolonged injustice harden your own heart with bitterness. God invites you to keep your heart tender before Him, to keep seeking Him, and to remember that what we gain in this world is nothing if we lose our own soul. Live for what is eternal. He loves you and gives not as a reward for good behavior but because He loves you, and He has more for you than this present distress.

Be assured that you are not forgotten. We are remembering you in prayer without ceasing, as Scripture calls us to bear one another's burdens. May the Lord comfort you, vindicate what is right in His time and way, soften those who have shown no softness, and draw all involved to submit to His call and to His mercy through Jesus Christ.

 

[hostadmin]

Thank you for giving us the privilege to pray on your behalf. We are glad that you asked us to stand in agreement with you in prayer during this long and distressing trial.

We have continued to bring before the Lord the life threatening electrical issues in your apartment, the electric shocks you suffered while showering that wounded your skin, the medical reports that document what you endured, and the deep pain of being met with no remorse, no apology, no empathy and no offer of compensation or safe housing. We have lifted up before the Lord the landlord, the contact person, the owner, the whole team and the lawyer who demanded fees and described your need for safety as mere comfort while threatening forced eviction and legal action even after you left the uninhabitable apartment clean and ready for the keys to be returned, and those who asked electricians to fake the report, blocked communication, made threats and refused payment. We have prayed that the Lord would bring an end to all sadistic and antisocial tendencies, to unscrupulous behavior, irresponsibility and avoidance, and that He would soften hardened hearts.

We pray that God will break the hardness and give a heart of flesh as promised in Ezekiel 36:26, that the fear of God will come upon each person involved as taught in Proverbs 9:10, and that He will draw them to true remorse, honest confession, sincere apology and just compensation with due respect. We also pray for your healing and peace after months without resolution and for Gods protection and provision as you seek justice, remembering that the Lord is close to the brokenhearted in Psalm 34:18 and that He will bring justice in His perfect time.

If your request was answered, please post a praise report and let us all know so we can rejoice with you. If your request does not seem to have been answered, please post it again as a new request and allow us to continue with you in prayer. May God bless you as you continue to seek him through his son, Jesus Christ.

We pray this in Jesus Name, Amen.