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Reading A. Murray’s book on humility these days. By God’s providence, John H. wrote yesterday about Mary’s humility.
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Quote: “‘Behold, I thought,’ and ‘Behold, I ought,’ are not equivalents.” —Wayne Jackson, Acts, 328.
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Brother Wayne’s commentary is one of the most readable and enjoyable, besides being balanced and enlightening.
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It is instructive that when Jesus appears to Saul, he says that he will deliver him from “the people” Acts 26.17, referring to the Jews. They are no longer “my people.”
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Wonderful time of worship last night, in number, spirit, and truth. God multiply such moments.
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An original verse: “Who am I, O Lord, but a lowly worm? / What singular truth but yours can I affirm?
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A Bible verse: “For the payoff of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord” Rom 6.23.
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#4 shows you to be the astute scholar that you are and the reason I look forward to R’s Commonplace!
Hi, Kris! I’ve been blessed to catch a crumb now and again, and stumble over an interesting detail here and there.