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Daily Meditation |
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WRONG SOURCE
"Rejoice in Christ Jesus, and have no
confidence in the flesh" (Philippians 3:3).
There are two ways in which God reveals to us the true
condition of the natural man. The first is via the Word: "In me (that is, in my flesh) dwelleth no good
thing" (Romans 7:18). The second is via experience: years of
struggle with the constant sinfulness and failure of that old nature. If we
were more willing to face up to the incorrigibility of the Adamic life within,
it might not take us so long to be freed from its domination.
"It is quite possible for every one of us
to have a perfectly good conscience. A happy state to be in! Have you a good
conscience? Are you under accusation, under condemnation? Are you fretting and
worrying about the badness of your own heart? That means that you have not the
answer of a good conscience to God. What is the matter? You are still looking
for something from nature, from the old man. You had better give it up, as that
is the only way out; repudiate it.
"Tell yourself and tell the accuser once for all that
in you, that is, in your flesh, dwelleth no good thing, and you never expect to
find anything. The enemy knows it, and yet he is trying to get you on an
impossible quest for something he knows you will never find, and that is how he
worries you. Years of it! Then why not come onto the Lord's ground and
out-maneuver him? Let us settle it that we can never expect to find any good in
our old nature. All our good is in another, even our Lord Jesus. It is 'the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus' (Romans
8:2)." -T. A-S.
"Stand fast, therefore, in the liberty
with which Christ hath made us free" (Galatians 5:1).
[Daily meditation from Acts13.com] |
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