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I have refrained my feet from every evil way

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Announcements Forums Probation After Death – October 22nd, 2017 I have refrained my feet from every evil way

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    Sharon
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    I have refrained my feet from every evil way, that I might keep thy word. Psalm 119:101

    This meant to me that I have to keep my thought firmly held in the Truth. I cannot let it slide into mortal thinking of any kind; worry, doubt, accept any inharmonious pictures on the news or see anything or anybody any way but as God made them.

    Matthew Henry says, “David’s care to avoid the ways of sin: “I have refrained my feet from the evil ways they were ready to step aside into. I checked myself and drew back as soon as I was aware that I was entering into temptation.’’ Though it was a broad way, a green way, a pleasant way, and a way that many walked in, yet, being a sinful way, it was an evil way, and he refrained his feet from it, foreseeing the end of that way. And his care was universal; he shunned every evil way. By the words of thy lips I have kept myself from the paths of the destroyer. His care to be found in the way of duty; That I might keep thy word, and never transgress it. His abstaining from sin was, (1.) An evidence that he did conscientiously aim to keep God’s word and had made that his rule. (2.) It was a means of his keeping God’s word in the exercises of religion; for we cannot with any comfort or boldness attend on God in holy duties, so as in them to keep his word, while we are under guilt or in any by-way.

    I am grateful for the teaching and the Lessons in this church.

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