Lepns Runas un Dieva godību

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Es mīlu bērnus. Viens no iemesliem, kāpēc es mīlu bērnus, jo tie rāda mums sevi. Viņi, piemēram, maz spoguļi. Ļaujiet man jums pastāstīt, ko es domāju. Bērni ir diezgan daudz visas tās pašas problēmas, kas mums ir, bet šīs problēmas ir tikai daudz vairāk skaidrs, jo viņi nezina, kā slēpt to vēl. Tas ir patiešām skaidrs, kad bērni darīt lietas viņi nav vajadzēja darīt.

Vai esat kādreiz redzējuši mazulis touch kaut ko viņi nav vajadzēja pieskarties? Tie būs skatīties apkārt, lai redzētu, vai jūs meklējat. Viņiem vienalga, ja cits bērns meklē; viņi vienkārši nevēlas pieaugušajiem vai vecākiem, lai redzētu. Kāpēc viņi to dara, ka, tomēr? Jo viņi zina, tu esi atbildīgs, un viņi nevēlas, lai jūs varētu uzzināt, jo viņi zina, tu esi viens no tiem ir jāatbild uz.

Pieaugušie ir tāpat. Bieži vien mēs esam OK ar darot lietas, mēs neesam vajadzēja darīt, kamēr persona mums ir jāatbild uz neatrod out. Tu esi priecīgs, lai paātrinātu līdz redzat policistus uz priekšu. Varbūt mēs esam priecīgi atstāt darbu agri, kamēr mūsu boss neatrod out. Maybe some of us cheat on tests as long as the professor doesn’t catch us. We don’t usually care if people know we’re doing something wrong, ja vien tā ir iestāde, mums ir jāatbild uz.

uz 1 Samuel 2, Hannah prays in response to the birth of her son Samuel. And in this prayer, viņa brīdina citiem ne izdarīt vienu konkrētu grēku, jo to tiesnesis vēro. Pagrieziet ar mani 1 Samuel nodaļa 2, dzejolis 3.

Neturiet runāt tik lepni vai ļaujiet jūsu muti runā šādu augstprātību, lai Kungs ir Dievs, kurš zina, un viņa darbiem ir nosvērti.
(1 Samuel 2:3)

Šajā tekstā, Hannah brīdina mūs pret prideful runas, because God will find out and He’ll hold us accountable for it. Tas, ko es domāju, ka galvenais punkts šajā pantā ir: If you talk proudly, jums ir jāatbild Dievam par to.

We may be tempted to think our prideful words don’t matter much. But if you think your prideful words don’t matter, I’m afraid for you. They should matter to you, jo viņi jautājums Dievam, and He’s the One you have to answer to. We won’t finally answer to our parents, vai mūsu draugi, vai mūsu mācītāji, bet Dievam.

Paturot to prātā, Es vēlos uzdot dažus jautājumus, lai saprastu tekstu labāk.

jautājums 1: Ko tas nozīmē Talk lepni?

Tas nozīmē izmantot savu vārdu cildināt sevi.

fons

Now typically we would think of self-exalting words as just simply bragging about how amazing we are, bet ir daudzi veidi, kā runāt ar lepnumu. Un es domāju, ka viens no veidiem, ka Hannah ir prātā, ir tas, ko mēs redzam nodaļā 1.

Hannah was the wife of a man named Elkanah. She wasn’t his only wife though. Viņš bija vēl viena sieva, kura vārds bija Peninnah. Peninnah bija bērni, bet Hannah bija neauglīga. Un Peninnah tas būtībā nievas Hannah par to. Un tāpēc, ka viņas neauglība un šo vajā Hannah noskuma, un viņa raud.

Es domāju Peninnah ir piemērs prideful runas Hannah brīdina mūs pret. Peninnah bija ne tikai norādot uz to, ka viņai bija bērni. Viņa bija ne tikai mēģina atgādināt Hannah par faktiem. She was taunting her, boasting over her, tormenting her.

That just sounds like she’s being mean. How is it talking proudly? Well it seems like Peninnah was using this as a way to assert herself over Hannah. It seems like she was assuming that somehow her bearing of children made her better than Hannah, kas nebija taisnība. Scripture clearly says that children are a gift from the Lord. Peninnah was talking proudly, un viņai būs jāatbild Dievam par to.

Veidi Mēs Runāt Lepni

Vai mēs atzīstam to vai ne, we all talk proudly and speak with arrogance in a variety of ways:

1. One obvious way is bragging about our accomplishments. Sometimes we can’t wait to tell others about what we have and what we’ve accomplished. Bet mēs esam ne slavēja Dievu par to; the goal is making ourselves look better. I’ve caught myself doing this on many occasions. Varbūt nokļūšanu vecu draugu, un viņi man jautā, ko es esmu darījis. Es varētu teikt rapping, bet es labprātāk norādīt uz apbalvojumiem vai citiem sasniegumiem.

2. Vai kā par lietām, ko mēs sakām par citiem? Sometimes we slander others. Mēs vēlamies krāsojam tos sliktā gaismā, tāpēc mēs izskatās labi. Maybe at work we point out that a particular co-worker is pretty lazy, lai cilvēki paziņojums atšķirība starp jums divi. Vai varbūt tā vietā, laipns ar citiem, we’re self-righteous. We stand as a judge over them, tāpēc, ka tas liek mums justies labāk par mūsu garīgajiem sasniegumiem. Tas ir prideful runas.

3. Or sometimes even when we say good things. Maybe it’s a testimony on a Sunday night. It could be a gripping story about God’s work in a friend’s life, but your motives could be your glory instead of God’s. Or letting someone know you’ve been praying for them. Or teaching a Sunday School class. Even good things can be proud speech if your goal is exalting yourself.

Daži no šiem piemēriem ir vairāk skaidrs, nekā citi. Tātad, kā jūs zināt, ja tas ir? Kas atdala lepns runu no norādot faktus? Talking proudly is when you don’t acknowledge God as the One who’s sovereign and deserving of glory, savā sirdī vai paši vārdi. Un, kad mēs to darām, mēs godību, kas pieder Dievam.

Jūsu vārdi var atzīt Dievu, bet kas par savu sirdi? Other people may not be able to tell the difference, but Hannah reminds us that the Lord is a God who knows. Un, ja mēs izmantojam mūsu vārdus cildināt sevi, mums būs jāatbild Viņam par to.

Tekstā Hannah stāsta mums nerunāt lepni, un tad viņa stāsta mums, kāpēc: jo Kungs ir Dievs, kas zina un sver darbus.

jautājums 2: Kāpēc mums ir jāatbild Dievam par Proud Speech?

Jo tas ir uzbrukums Viņa godības.

Ja tikai viens no tiem pēdējo divu frāzēm bija taisnība, it would change a lot. If God knew, bet nebija tiesnesis, or if God was the judge but didn’t know. But the perfectly just Judge is also the all-knowing God. Ne tikai Dievs noskaidrot, Viņš klausās. God is at all times tuned in to every conversation that’s happening. Almost like He has an infinite amount of security cameras placed in every square foot of the earth. Viņš zina. Un, ja mēs uzbruktu Viņa godību ar lepnu runu, Viņš zinās.

apzog Dievs

Ja man bija iet uz jūsu bankas kontā, un ņemt naudu, un piemērot to uz manu kontu, ir tas, ka zagt? Of course it is. Es esmu ņemot kaut ko, kas pieder jums, un piemērot to uz sevi. Es nevaru dot sev kādu no savu naudu, neņemot to no jums. Un tas ir nepareizi, jo tas pieder jums.

Kad cilvēki cenšas dotu sev godu, they rob God of His. You cannot ascribe to yourself praise and glory, bez zādzībās no Dieva. Pride is an attack on God’s glory. Kāpēc? Because an overestimation of self comes from an underestimation of God. Ļaujiet man teikt, ka atkal: pārvērtēšanu sevi nāk no pārāk zemu Dieva. Un kā mēs redzam 1 Samuel 1, šis nenovērtēšana Dieva, izraisa arī par zemu citiem. Tātad domāšanas pārāk ļoti par sevi nāk no domāšanas pārāk pazemīgs Dieva, un noved pie domāšanas pārāk pieticīgs par citiem.

Peninnah kļūdījās. Viņa pārvērtēja sevi, liekot sevi par Sovereign tronī, as if she opened her own womb. And we’re often guilty of the same. Mēs domājam, ka mēs esam tie, kam vajadzētu saņemt kredītu par šo veicināšanu, vai šie labi izturējās bērni, vai mūsu finansiālā situācija. Jā, Dievs atalgos mūsu smago darbu, but that doesn’t guarantee anything. God’s will is the real deciding factor in every situation. Svarīgi beidzot nav mūsu spēks, mūsu gudrība, vai pat mūsu uzticība.

prideful runas

So pride is wrong. All of us have some pride in our hearts that we must fight. Kad jūs domājat, ka savā sirdī, ka esat pelnījuši krāšņumā, that itself is a sin. But prideful speech is taking it to another level. How could we, kā grēcīgas cilvēki, ir pārdrošība, ne tikai domāju, ka mēs esam cienīgi Dieva godības, bet faktiski iesniegt to, ka veidā citiem? To try to convince others to give us the glory that belongs to God alone. Talking proudly is like not only robbing someone, bet stāsta visiem par to, un iedrošinot viņus darīt to pašu.

Vienīgais, kas ir, God doesn’t need video footage to know you’re guilty. God will not tolerate human beings trying to rob Him of His glory and encouraging others to do the same. Kurš ir iemesls, kāpēc Hannah saka, mums nevajadzētu darīt.

Prideful runa ir picking cīņa ar Dievu, which is why it’s inconsistent with the life of a believer. Kā mēs dzirdējām šorīt, "Dievs pretojas lepniem, bet dod žēlastību pazemīgiem. "

darbi nosver

Ja mēs neesam Kristū, Mūsu lepni vārdi, will be yet another reason for God to punish us. Our evil deeds will continue to help the overwhelming case against us. If you’re not in Christ, there is nothing more terrifying than an all-knowing Judge. So if you’re here tonight and you don’t Jesus, lūdzu iepazīt Viņu. Savukārt no sava grēka, and throw yourself on His mercy. He was incredibly humble—humble enough to die so that sinners like you and me can live. Viņš piecēlās no kapa ar visu spēku, un zvanu vīrieši sekot Viņam. Mēs ar prieku runāt ar jums vairāk par to vēlāk.

Bet kā kristieši, ko tas nozīmē mūsu darbiem sveramo? Every believer in this room will have to answer to God for every proud word they speak, but our judgment will be different. Christ has already taken our sins on the cross. But this warning should still impact the way we live. Kad mēs stāvēsim Dieva, our deeds will either testify to the fact that we’ve trusted in Christ or that we were too proud to trust in Christ alone.

arī, we want to please the Father. Of course He’s pleased with us in Christ, bet mēs gribam, lai Viņš būtu apmierināti ar mūsu labajiem darbiem, kas nāk no ticības Kristum. Mēs vēlamies iepriecināt mūsu mīlošo Dievu.

Mēs nedrīkstam pieļaut augstprātīgi vārdi nāk no mūsu mutēm. Un, lai gan mums būs jāatbild Dievam par mūsu lepnumu runas, mums vajadzētu slavēt Dievu, ka mūsu grēki ir iekļauti Kristū.

Tātad, ja mēs gribam, lai Dievs tiktu pagodināts mūsu runas, kā mēs cīnīties ar šo augstprātīgi runāt?

jautājums 3: Kā mēs Cīņa Proud Speech?

Mēs darām to, priecādamies Dievam.

Mums vajadzētu skatīties mūsu runu, but that’s not enough. It’s like telling someone with a cold the solution is just to hold their sneeze in. Nē, slimības ir to, kas ir uzbruka.

The proud heart rejoices in itself. But the humble heart rejoices in God. Paskaties pirmajiem vārdiem Hannah lūgšanu dzejā 1: “My heart rejoices in the Lord.” Hannah shows us the proper response to the Lord’s blessing. Ne tikai jautrība, ko Tas Kungs ir devis, bet devējam pats. Mūsu atbilde varētu lepoties, bet tā vietā tai vajadzētu uzrādīt pazemību mūsos, jo mēs saņem dāvanu no Dieva

God gives and takes away. God distributes and withholds. Bet Viņš to dara visu, lai mūsu labā un Viņa godība. We falter when we begin to depend on those things too much. Rejoicing in God kills both pride and hopelessness.

Kā jūs priecājieties Dievam? Do what it takes to remind yourself who’s behind everything. Praise God when you receive that check. Tas ir iemesls, kāpēc mēs pateicamies Dievam pirms mūsu pārtiku. Remembering that it’s arrogant to assume our plans will always go forth. Say Lord gatavs. Give glory to God when others congratulate you on your accomplishments. Vai nav par minūti ļauj jūsu sirds ņemt kredītu. Noskatīties jūsu prideful runu. Atrast saknes lepnumu savā sirdī.

secinājums

Katrs no mums ir dota pārsteidzošs iespēja ar katru vārdu mēs runājam. Mēs izmantot mūsu vārdus, lai slavētu Dievu, kurš mūs veikti. Mēs izmantot mūsu vārdus, lai palīdzētu citiem redzēt Dievu par krāšņās Kungam, ka Viņš ir.

So my encouragement is not to use your words to exalt yourself. vietā, tos izmanto, lai darīt to, ko tu tika izveidotas, lai do-dot godu Dievam. Tas viss pieder Viņam vienalga.

Lūgsim.

AKCIJAS

21 komentāri

  1. faithchanda171atbildēt

    dear lord,our rejoice in for you alone deserve all the glory.help us lord to rejoice in you always and not to rob you of your glory and may we all be humbled before. Forgive us for hurting you and people when we speak with pride. Please dear help to be more conscience with the things we say…āmen

  2. Christopheratbildēt

    Man the introduction pulled me init is the truth! Ever since I’ve have children of my own I see myself in them daily. The whole message you delivered blessed me! Grace un Miera!

  3. Blessedatbildēt

    So nourishing! Paldies! ES mīlu šo: “Talking proudly is when you don’t acknowledge God as the One who’s sovereign and deserving of glory, savā sirdī vai paši vārdi. Un, kad mēs to darām, mēs godību, kas pieder Dievam” and this:”Kad mēs stāvēsim Dieva, our deeds will either testify to the fact that we’ve trusted in Christ or that we were too proud to trust in Christ alone.

  4. Eveno M.atbildēt

    This was a wonderful read. Even in our humility, we need to be careful that we are not doing to make men see that we are humble, which in itself is prideful.
    It explains why the Greek philosophers did not believe that humility was a virtue because many can fake it.
    Paldies par dalīšanos.

  5. jasonatbildēt

    I don’t mean to throw Trip under the bus or have any intention in starting a debate online. I only ask for clarification. I am a recent graduate looking for a job. How do we not speak proudly in a job interview where we have to in some way be comfortable about explaining the good achievements to possible employers?

    • Trip Leeatbildēt

      Hey Jason
      You’re not throwing me under the bus bro! I think that’s a great question. As I said above, proud speech is when you use your words to exalt yourself. It’s when you refuse to acknowledge God as Sovereign and deserving of the glory.

      You can explain your achievements and convince someone you’d do a good job without robbing God of His glory (after all, our devotion to Him should lead us to work with excellence). You don’t have to sayto God be the gloryafter every sentence, but you should do it all with a humble posture recognizing God as the giver of all good gifts. There’s a big difference between humbly pointing to your competence or arrogantly boasting. Make sense?

      • Jesseatbildēt

        How, in a culture that frowns upon Christian values being expressed, are we suppose to get, and hold an honest paying job, without our pride getting the best of us? I’m also not trying to throw you under the bus and find faults, but as a teenager who wants desperately to live anunashamed lifestyleand spread the gospel in everything they do, I also need a job. I think the problem is not being able to express our self at a workplace without the fear of being fired.

  6. Džonsatbildēt

    Jason,
    Like he said, speaking proudly isn’t just stating facts. It’s seeking to exalt yourself instead of God. You can convince someone you’d do a good job, without robbing God of the glory he deserves for your skill and excellent work

  7. DaughterofGodatbildēt

    I am having a hard time with this quote: “Kad jūs domājat, ka savā sirdī, ka esat pelnījuši krāšņumā, that itself is a sin.When I do something excellently, I desire a pat on the back, a word of encouragement, or some indication that my work is received as excellent. We praise athletes and sports teams tirelessly, and our entire world operates on awards and platforms that honor excellence. So how do I practically ‘deadenthis desire of mine when, godīgi, I don’t want to? I guess just by, in our hearts, acknowledging that our excellence and the work of our hands comes from Him, and attributing all accolades we receive to Him.

  8. Michaelatbildēt

    I just want to take this opportunity to thank you (Trip Lee) for letting God use you to glorify him. Me and my wife really enjoy your music. Our favorite song of course is “Laba lieta”. I read that you discontinued making music to further pursue your ministry, is this true? We need more rappers like you bro.

  9. JBatbildēt

    Trip I agree with most of everything you mentioned in this blog regarding the value of our words except the statement you made thatGod gives and takes away and he distributes and withholds”. God is 100% labi! There is not an ounce of bad in him to try to do harm or take anything away from us. Satan steals (takes/withholds), kills, and destroys. We as believers (or non-believers) do it to ourselves by disobeying (or being ignorant of) the spiritual standard God has already set on the earth. God hates pride primarily because it causes a blockage to receive the full goodness he so dearly wants us to have which can give Satan (and his forces) legal right to come in and capitalize on our prideful ways. This is not hate speech or trying to talk down to you but an open dialogue which I believe is the benefit of a blog.

    • Trip Leeatbildēt

      Hey JB
      Thanks for reading! And for your encouraging words. I agree with you that God is 100% labi. There’s no doubt about that. But that doesn’t mean He doesn’t take away. What about Job 1:21? Some of what I said above was an exact quotation from that verse. “Naked I came from my mother’s womb, and naked I will depart. The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away; may the name of the Lord be praised.”

      So God does take away, and He’s still good. The beautiful thing is, God uses even bad things for good in the lives of His people. Romans 8:28 is a good example of this. I may write a whole post on this so I can make it more clear. Thanks again for reading!

      ceļojums

  10. RWatbildēt

    Jesse,
    As Trip mentioned, God knows all. Whether you give God glory out loud or take credit for your accomplishments out loud, God knows who your heart is giving glory to. Speaking to God’s glory aloud can also be pride speech if your heart is not truly giving glory to God. When we constantly speak of God’s glory around nonbelievers, we are like Peninnah and the nonbelievers are like Hannah. As Christians we have a tendency to feel threatened when we cannot openly praise God. Among nonbelievers we are like Penenniah with a spiritual blessing instead of children and the nonbelievers are Hannah that are left without such blessings as Hannah was without children. What we feel is praise to God, is actually boasting of our blessings. We must be ready to give praise to God at all times but we must not forget about the lost souls who choose not be with Him. You can take recognition of your accomplishments and even take responsibility without taking glory away from God. You received those blessings because you chose to walk His path. Give God glory in your heart, domas, and prayers. Your words are just that, words. Never lie either. If an interviewer were to ask how you’ve done the things you’ve done, use the word faith. Faith is your choice, by your choice God has chosen to bless you, by giving glory to god for those blessings He will continue to do so. On another note, if you are struggling to find work try to reach out to God even more.

  11. Jonathanatbildēt

    This is a message I definitely needed to hear. I find myself battling with self-righteousness even on Facebook posts that are about God. I guess I need to look deep into my motives for everything I do. My brothers and sisters in Christ, if y’all would, pray for me!

  12. Meganatbildēt

    thanks so much for sharing your messages. i’m 14 and my family doesn’t go to church so i really need this and other Christian resources and stuff to help me figure out what’s what about faith if that makes any sense so thank you for sharing its really helpful and encouraging.

  13. JBatbildēt

    Dig that Trip. Appreciate the feedback bro but unfortunately we’ll have to agree to disagree on this one. Lol.. There is a verse in Job that statesGod gives and he takes awaybut it was the words of Job not God. Job was righteous and blameless in the sight of the Lord but the moment he spoke those words it came from an ignorant point of view of how he perceived God operated. Reading through the rest of Job (specifically chapters 38-41) God speaks to Job about how ignorant he has spoken of him and asks him questions regarding his assumptions. In Job 42:3 (NIRV) Job replied to God and said: “You asked me, ‘Who do you think you are to disagree with my plans? You do not know what you are talking about.I spoke about things I didn’t completely understand. I talked about things that were too wonderful for me to know.Then in the 6th verse Job said: “So I hate myself. I’m really sorry for what I said about you. That’s why I’m sitting in dust and ashes.After he repented that’s when things started to go real well for him again. God wanted him to see he didn’t take away all his stuff (it was Satan) and it was the fear Job displayed in the beginning of the book that allowed Satan access to enter his life. Trip I don’t want to make a show of our conversation on the ‘comment sectionso if you see necessary just contact my email for reply. I admire your talent and your heart to serve God man. Later

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