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humiliation story
an octet
do
not use
God’s blessings
to steal his praise.
when your brokenness
is broken by His pow’r,
give Him all of the glory.
think not that you have saved yourself;
His praise belongs to no one else.
h u m i l i a t i o n story
is yours f o r e v e r m o r e.
angels will confess
why He by grace,
of all things,
doth choose
you.
© Copyright 2019 June 22
by Clyve A. Bowen♫
do
not use
God’s blessings
to steal his praise.
when your brokenness
is broken by His pow’r,
give Him all of the glory.
think not that you have saved yourself;
His praise belongs to no one else.
h u m i l i a t i o n story
is yours f o r e v e r m o r e.
angels will confess
why He by grace,
of all things,
doth choose
you.
© Copyright 2019 June 22
by Clyve A. Bowen♫
Published 23rd Jun 2019
| Edited 24th Jun 2019
Author's Note
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When King Hezekiah was about to die of an incurable illness, he begged God to spare his life since, he argued, a dead man could not serve the Lord. God added 15 years to his life. An entourage of nonbelieving royalties visited Hezekiah, which gave him the opportunity to tell them about a God who could postpone death. Hezekiah, however, failed to use the opportunity to tell of the God Who saved him from sickness and from death. Instead, he presented himself as a king who was healthy, wealthy, and wise -- in his own conceit. Lesson: Do not use God's blessings to steal His praise. Read 2 Kings 20.
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When King Hezekiah was about to die of an incurable illness, he begged God to spare his life since, he argued, a dead man could not serve the Lord. God added 15 years to his life. An entourage of nonbelieving royalties visited Hezekiah, which gave him the opportunity to tell them about a God who could postpone death. Hezekiah, however, failed to use the opportunity to tell of the God Who saved him from sickness and from death. Instead, he presented himself as a king who was healthy, wealthy, and wise -- in his own conceit. Lesson: Do not use God's blessings to steal His praise. Read 2 Kings 20.
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23rd Jun 2019 11:23pm
24th Jun 2019 6:45pm
Thank you, TIG. I know your work shares a like message. God be praised.
Sincerely
cab
Sincerely
cab
25th Jun 2019 3:55am
25th Jun 2019 4:37am
King Hezekiah's indiscretion caused the downfall of his own kingdom and of Israel. Everything in his palace, and all that his predecessors had stored up until that day, was carried off to Babylon. Nothing was left. And some of his descendants, his own flesh and blood, were taken away to become eunuchs in the palace of the king of Babylon.
