The Meekest Man(4)  
     
    Moses had two kinds of excuses here. The first was that he was not eloquent and was slow 
    of speech. The second was that even after he talked with God that day, he still could not 
    speak. He had completely denied himself befDre God. He reckoned that nothing of himself 
    could stand before God. He had already learned a deep lesson. In those forty years, he 
    left behind everything that was natural and of the self...Nevertheless, it is of no 
    benefit to merely realize that we are incapable in ourselves. The most important thing is 
    to know the power of God. This is resurrection... Moses not 
    only wanted to hide himselfi but he had become sluggish. He even thought that it was 
    better for God not to send him. Brothers, it is good that we realize our own weakness. But 
    if our weakness takes away our faith in God's strengthening, this llnowledge of ourselves 
    is harmful. Excessive consideration of our weakness is as likely to take us away from our 
    trust in God as excessive consideration of our power, Many retreats and withdrawals are 
    not signs of spiritual humility, but are timidity and laziness caused by our 
    introspection. W8 must be strengthened by His power on the positive side to become strong. 
     
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