A liar's character is lying: lying is what he does best.
A liar is good at lying: he has been doing it all of his life.
A liar uses his personality to deceive people to believe that he is truthful.
Sometimes a liar gets caught in a lie; sometimes not.
If a liar gets caught in a lie, he will tell another lie to defend his first lie. If his deception is successful again, he will get away with another lie; but if he is caught in the lie, he will act as if he is remorseful to avoid penalty.
Getting caught in a lie will not stop the liar from continuing to lie, however, because lying is his character, and he will return to that which he does best. Since lying works for him, he keeps lying.
A liar is a good actor, a good pretender, and a good hypocrite: for he is all three in one.
A liar is a deceiver in that he wants others to believe that he is the person he is pretending to be.
A liar does not want to talk about his inner-self---his thoughts, his feeling and emotions---because he does not want others to know what he thinks about; neither does he want others to know how he feels about anything.
A liar is a master of deception and he will operate through multiple personalities to accomplish his will---speaking like a child to children; speaking like an adult in the presence of adults.
A liar is silent and sneaky, like a snake, and he can be loud and roaring, like a lion.
A liar likes for people to like him, and therefore, at times, he can be charming and cute.
Above all else, a liar is proud. Above all else, he is proud of himself: proud of his education, his achievements, his possessions, and his money.
Because he is proud, a liar will never admit his faults, mistakes, errors, sins, because a liar believes that he is never wrong about anything. If questioned or challenged, he will get angry and roar like a lion.
A liar lives in a false identity, such as a secret agent, because his entire life is a work of secrecy.
Who is this person with a false identity? Who is this person behind the mask?
Jesus said,
"Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do: he was a murderer from the beginning, and abode not in truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father of it." (John 8: 44)
Because we can believe in the words of Christ, we can also believe that a liar is a child of the devil; for a child of the devil will never speak for Christ---unless he uses the name of Jesus to get money because money is important to a liar.
Remember Judas Iscariot? He traded his soul for a bag of money.
A liar is therefore trading his soul to walk with the devil, for he is doing as his father does: lying.
A liar is good at lying: he has been doing it all of his life.
A liar uses his personality to deceive people to believe that he is truthful.
Sometimes a liar gets caught in a lie; sometimes not.
If a liar gets caught in a lie, he will tell another lie to defend his first lie. If his deception is successful again, he will get away with another lie; but if he is caught in the lie, he will act as if he is remorseful to avoid penalty.
Getting caught in a lie will not stop the liar from continuing to lie, however, because lying is his character, and he will return to that which he does best. Since lying works for him, he keeps lying.
A liar is a good actor, a good pretender, and a good hypocrite: for he is all three in one.
A liar is a deceiver in that he wants others to believe that he is the person he is pretending to be.
A liar does not want to talk about his inner-self---his thoughts, his feeling and emotions---because he does not want others to know what he thinks about; neither does he want others to know how he feels about anything.
A liar is a master of deception and he will operate through multiple personalities to accomplish his will---speaking like a child to children; speaking like an adult in the presence of adults.
A liar is silent and sneaky, like a snake, and he can be loud and roaring, like a lion.
A liar likes for people to like him, and therefore, at times, he can be charming and cute.
Above all else, a liar is proud. Above all else, he is proud of himself: proud of his education, his achievements, his possessions, and his money.
Because he is proud, a liar will never admit his faults, mistakes, errors, sins, because a liar believes that he is never wrong about anything. If questioned or challenged, he will get angry and roar like a lion.
A liar lives in a false identity, such as a secret agent, because his entire life is a work of secrecy.
Who is this person with a false identity? Who is this person behind the mask?
Jesus said,
"Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do: he was a murderer from the beginning, and abode not in truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father of it." (John 8: 44)
Because we can believe in the words of Christ, we can also believe that a liar is a child of the devil; for a child of the devil will never speak for Christ---unless he uses the name of Jesus to get money because money is important to a liar.
Remember Judas Iscariot? He traded his soul for a bag of money.
A liar is therefore trading his soul to walk with the devil, for he is doing as his father does: lying.
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