Pale Skies

[Bluerose31]

Hasarah had been made a prostitute. She was a young woman from Africa. She had been forced into prostitution and had no friends. She was unloved by many because she was a prostitute. In bed at night Hasarah would cry realizing that the women who forced her into prostitution did not care about her. She knew that the woman only wanted to make money off of her. Hasarah one day was helped by a man who was a missionary. He told Hasarah she was precious and should not have been abused the way she was abused. His name was Solomon. Solomon helped Hasarah leave prostitution and start a life of her own. Hasarah had also been tortured, so Solomon took Hasarah to a clinic to be healed. She healed in a clinic and then went to live in America. Solomon went back to America too. They became best friends.

 

[faroukfarouk]

Interesting scenario. Sounds like you have given it a lot of thought.

 

[Bluerose31]

Interesting scenario. Sounds like you have given it a lot of thought.

Thank you so much Farouk for responding Yes I gave it alot of thought. Thank you so much for this comment

 

[faroukfarouk]

Thank you so much Farouk for responding Yes I gave it alot of thought. Thank you so much for this comment

YW. Sounds like the closeness to reality of this scenario is rather vivid, anyway.

 

[Bluerose31]

YW. Sounds like the closeness to reality of this scenario is rather vivid, anyway.

Yes, this is a realistic story. I will be writing more realistic stories. I like them best.

 

[faroukfarouk]

Yes, this is a realistic story. I will be writing more realistic stories. I like them best.

Somewhat of a reminder of the woman in John 7.53-8.11. When the Lord Jesus said:'Go and sin no more', this of course means a complete break with the past. Some ppl might find this difficult, of course.

 

[Bluerose31]

Somewhat of a reminder of the woman in John 7.53-8.11. When the Lord Jesus said:'Go and sin no more', this of course means a complete break with the past. Some ppl might find this difficult, of course.

That is a wonderful reference for this story Farouk I agree, Hasarah is like the woman the Lord Jesus told to go and sin no more. Hasarah does make a complete break with the past.

 

[faroukfarouk]

That is a wonderful reference for this story Farouk I agree, Hasarah is like the woman the Lord Jesus told to go and sin no more. Hasarah does make a complete break with the past.

Yes, it is wonderful to move on.

Some ppl do find it hard, with their thoughts keeping referring back.

 

[Bluerose31]

Yes, it is wonderful to move on.

Some ppl do find it hard, with their thoughts keeping referring back.

Yes. Hasarah makes it safely out of a life of prostitution with Gods help.

 

[faroukfarouk]

Yes. Hasarah makes it safely out of a life of prostitution with Gods help.

Of course this former way of life also exists in the North America as well as Africa; but it can be left behind.

 

[Bluerose31]

Of course this former way of life also exists in the North America as well as Africa; but it can be left behind.

Thats very true. Prostitution is everywhere and it hurts many people. I felt to write a story about it to help people.

 

[faroukfarouk]

Thats very true. Prostitution is everywhere and it hurts many people.

...including themselves, right?

I felt to write a story about it to help people.

Good motivation.

 

[Bluerose31]

...including themselves, right?


Good motivation.

Yes, definitely including themselves. I imagine they are in a lot of pain. And thank you for saying good motivation.

 

[faroukfarouk]

Yes, definitely including themselves. I imagine they are in a lot of pain. And thank you for saying good motivation.

It's afterwards that what may have seemed like pleasure remains in the form of pain (the term 'house of pleasure' is actually a misnomer; 'house of pain' would more accurate for the longer term perspective); but the Lord Jesus can take the guilt away.

YW. It's wholesome to be thinking of the good of others as well as therapy for oneself.

 

[Bluerose31]

It's afterwards that what may have seemed like pleasure remains in the form of pain (the term 'house of pleasure' is actually a misnomer; 'house of pain' would more accurate for the longer term perspective); but the Lord Jesus can take the guilt away.

YW. It's wholesome to be thinking of the good of others as well as therapy for oneself.

Yes, it is more of a house of pain. And thank you so much Farouk. You are encouraging me to write more for myself and others

 

[faroukfarouk]

Yes, it is more of a house of pain. And thank you so much Farouk. You are encouraging me to write more for myself and others

YW.

And yes, the whole concept of the giving of pleasure where it's not God's intention is actually more like the inflicting of pain; and sometimes the givers and receivers take years to realize this spiritual lesson, if at all.

 

[Bluerose31]

YW.

And yes, the whole concept of the giving of pleasure where it's not God's intention is actually more like the inflicting of pain; and sometimes the givers and receivers take years to realize this spiritual lesson, if at all.

We should just pray for the healing of people suffering in prostitution.

 

[faroukfarouk]

We should just pray for the healing of people suffering in prostitution.

Well, exactly; bearing in mind also that the sheer horror of what happens in a so called house of pleasure can only really be understood by those who have experienced it. It just goes to underline the sheer wonder of God's grace in deliverance.