Psalm 139:23-24 - Asking God to Reveal Hidden Faults Before Passover: A Humble Journey

Having trouble reading this email? View it in your browser. The Berean Share this on FacebookPinterestWhatsAppView as PDF Psalm 139:23-24 (23) Search me, O God, and know my heart: try me, and know my thoughts: (24) And see if there be any wicked way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting. King James Version Change email Bible version We have to ask God to do the same thing in our lives, especially during the time before Passover. Human nature is blind to problems in our character, so we have to ask God to show us the things that we cannot see. A main characteristic of a converted person is willingness to admit when wrong and then to repent. If we justify our faults, we may as well not bother to look for them. If we do, we will be the person who looked in the mirror, saw their faults, and then walked away doing nothing about them (James 1:23-24). We can see many of our own faults by observing the mistakes of others, if we do not have a superior and critical attitude toward them. We have to be humble and esteem others better than ourselves before we are able to learn from their mistakes. It is a matter of being teachable. — Martin G. Collins To learn more, see: The Law's Purpose and Intent Listen to this sermon Topics: Critical Attitude Esteem Others Better than Ourselves Self Examination Teachability Commentary copyright © 1992-2025 Church of the Great God Facebook ‌ Instagram ‌ YouTube ‌ Spotify ‌ Subscription Information This daily newsletter was sent to you at peterhovis@me.com because you subscribed at www.theberean.org on Apr 14, 2017. Email Preferences | Unsubscribe Church of the Great God P.O. Box 471846 Charlotte, NC 28247 803-802-7075 About The Berean | Archives | Random Berean | Subscriptions