The mathematics of sin

The world of mathematics has many principles
The principles obviously have universal application
They are also doubtlessly applicable to every circumstance or situation.

Arithmetic is the basic branch of mathematics that deals with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division are always neutral to their applicable circumstances, problems, or situations
They therefore perform their specific tasks without fear or favour to either a positive situation or a negative situation
Multiplication for instance will multiply death if it is allowed to apply itself to it.

Sin is the transgression of a divine law
The ordinary man says it is all about missing God’s standard relating to a particular situation
One’s inability to meet God’s standard in a particular situation will negatively add, subtract, multiply, or divide that person’s uncomfortable situation or blessings
Therefore sin always harms the sinner through stealing, destruction or killing!

Sin and real righteousness are two opposing forces
Sin ultimately reproaches any persons but real righteousness always exalts
Sin incubates or inspires negatives but righteousness justifies right attitudes
Sin derogates but real righteousness dignifies
The arithmetic is always neutral to both real righteousness and sin.

Richard Obeng Mensah, author of Wisdom Thoughts.
Email: richardobengmensah@gmail.com
Blog: Richard-obeng-mensah.blogspot.com