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Stop Hiding from God - He Knows Everything
So, I got to thinking about how we hold ourselves accountable for things and how we hold ourselves accountable to God. More specifically, how we can rationalize and minimize the things we know we shouldn’t be doing and try and convince ourselves that God doesn’t know...but, He knows! “Are not two sparrows sold for a penny? And not one of them will fall to the ground apart from your Father. But even the hairs of your head are all numbered.”Matthew 10:29-30 He knows the smallest details of our lives. Not just our lives, but everything around us. He counts the hairs on our head, and He knows our thoughts before we speak. God has total knowledge. From eternity past to eternity future, He knows all.So, let’s not try and kid ourselves shall we? He knows even the dumbest things we are trying to keep from Him because we think we are cleaver and we’ve rationalized it away to make it fit our own selfish desires. Stop it.Start trying to hold yourself accountable to Him and stop trying to hide YOU...this whole idea makes me chuckle, but we all do it. Be Nice, Grace Wins.
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Reference: Matthew 10:29-30
Matthew 10:29-30
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