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A young couple moved into a new neighbourhood. The next morning while eating breakfast, the young woman saw her neighbour through the window hanging the wash outside.
"That laundry is not clean," she said. "She doesn't know how to wash correctly. Perhaps she needs better laundry soap".
Her husband looked on, but remained silent. Every time the neighbour would hang laundry to dry, the young woman would make the same
comments.
About one month later, the woman was surprised to see nice clean wash on the line and said to her husband: "Look, she has learnt how to wash correctly. I wonder who taught her this!"
The husband replied: "I got up early this morning and cleaned our windows."
And so it is with life.
What we see when watching others depends on the purity of the window through which we look.
Easy to discuss other people, their lives and things that don't really concern us.
Yet we tend to forget- our window isn't that clean after all.
Clean up your window with the WORD! (THE TRUTH.)
LORD, please give us the strength, humility and courage that we may work on our faults first rather than seeing the faults in Others and castigating them.
Have a beautiful Week !
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VOA: NATO Slams Russia's 'Troubling Escalation' in Syria
After noting the "troubling escalation" of Russia's military activities in Syria, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said the alliance agreed Thursday to double the size of its rapid response force, to 40,000 troops.
Stoltenberg's comments came a day after Moscow launched cruise missiles as part of an intensified air campaign against Syrian rebels. He was heading a meeting of NATO defense ministers in Brussels, where Russia's intervention in the Syrian civil war was high on the agenda.
Syria army in 'vast offensive' backed by Russian strikes.
After nuclear deal, Iran takes role to end Syria war.
NATO Secretary General ready to send troops To Turkey.
Turkey urges NATO to keep up its Patriot defenses.
Turkey warns Moscow over trade ties, says Russian military build-up in Syria 'unacceptable'.
Mortar attacks kill 27 in Iraq: police.
At least 30 killed after airstrikes hit wedding in Yemen, officials say.
UN rights chief calls for calm in West Bank. Israelis injured in new spate of stabbings.
Report: Count from Saudi Hajj disaster shows over 1,260 killed.
U.S. asks NATO allies for flexibility in Afghan drawdown plans.
More than 1,000 Taliban fighters concentrated on Tajik-Afghan border — security officer.
Taliban leadership issues likely to delay Afghan peace talks: U.S. commander.
Afghan medical NGOs faced growing danger long before MSF hospital tragedy.
MSF: 33 still missing after US airstrike on Kunduz hospital.
U.S. mulls sailing near disputed South China Sea islands: Pentagon official.
North Korea primes its capital for military spectacular.
North Korea could hit US homeland with nuclear weapon, says top admiral.
Beijing police claim that they have every street corner under video surveillance.
Indonesia asks for foreign help to extinguish forest fires.
Failure to pay soldiers threatens Somalia's war on Islamists.
Suicide bombings blamed on Boko Haram kill 40 in northeast Nigeria, some in 2 mosques.
South Sudan's warring sides violated ceasefire over 50 times: monitors.
UN envoy: Congo political tensions high ahead of 2016 vote.
U.N. council due to vote Friday on EU migrant mission off Libya.
Rwanda's top court clears way for Kagame third term.
Kenya MPs furious after parliament's power supply cut.
Bavaria wants to send refugees back to Austria, Merkel says no.
Refugee crisis: Germany creaks under strain of open door policy.
Migrant crisis: EU Frontex force to help speed up deportations.
Ukraine military refuses to withdraw artillery from Luhansk region.
ICC prosecutor plans probe into 2008 Georgia-Russia war.
Tsipras insists he can lead Greece out of crisis by 2019.
Protesting MPs release tear gas in Kosovo parliament.
US House Republicans in chaos as favorite McCarthy quits Speaker race.
Colombia's Prosecutor wants probe of former President for paramilitary massacre.
US official: Ending Cuba embargo will take time.
Number of U.S. sanctuary cities grows to 340; thousands of illegals released to commit new crimes.
Massacres are on the rise in El Salvador — and it's not clear why.
Brazil auditors rejects Rousseff budgetary accounts.
Pepsi has a Venezuela problem: $1.4 billion.
Some 3,500 militants fight on the side of IS in Afghanistan — Russian diplomat.
Islamic State overtakes al Qaeda as leader of extremist movement -U.S. official.
FBI says it 'disrupted' dozens of potential militants.
One-eyed terror chief behind Algerian gas plant attack that killed 37 including six Britons is dead, Al Qaeda claim.
VW's US boss offers 'sincere apology' to US Congress.
FIFA suspends Blatter.
Deutsche Bank warns of large loss.
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