The act of compromising is not the best especially when it comes to the Heavenly Kingdom, although it is often seen as a positive attribute in the modern society. People who are willing to meet in the middle and find common ground of agreement are occasionally viewed as peacemakers and mediators in the world. However, when compromise comes at the cost of reneging our stand for the truth in God’s word, it is very detrimental and its consequences can be damning if not repented of before the day of judgement. The act of dwelling in falsehood and lies peddled by the Devil is dangerous, both to the individual and to society as a whole. The Holy Bible warns against this type of behaviour and provides guidance on how to avoid it. Compromise in the Holy Bible does not have a positive effect but rather a negative one. In the book of Daniel, we see the story of three Jewish men who were commanded by Nebuchadnezzar to bow down to an idol which he did set up. Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refuse...