I've been thinking about this question a lot - why wouldn't they look? And more specifically, what reasons would I have for not looking? The scriptures say because they didn't believe it would work. Here are my reasons I don't "look" sometimes: shouldn't it be harder than just looking? That's not really going to work. If I try hard enough, I can fix this on my own. Maybe I'm not looking because I'm too fixated on all the bad stuff going on around me. Or I don't want to do the same thing everyone else is doing; I want to be special. I want to look. I need to work on myself so I know that I can look to God and live. I need to be looking now.
I've been thinking about this question a lot - why wouldn't they look? And more specifically, what reasons would I have for not looking? The scriptures say because they didn't believe it would work. Here are my reasons I don't "look" sometimes: shouldn't it be harder than just looking?
ReplyDeleteThat's not really going to work.
If I try hard enough, I can fix this on my own.
Maybe I'm not looking because I'm too fixated on all the bad stuff going on around me.
Or I don't want to do the same thing everyone else is doing; I want to be special.
I want to look. I need to work on myself so I know that I can look to God and live.
I need to be looking now.
Thanks for sharing! Great comment. I need to work on this too.
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