Monday, June 14, 2010

The Meek

I've been memorizing Psalm 37 for the past few months;
reading it daily, and slowly absorbing its goodness.

Verse 11 says that the meek shall inherit the earth and shall delight themselves with the abundance of peace. What a promise!

I turned to my best friend Webster to see what he had to say about meekness.
He says that the meek are patient, mild, not inclined to anger or resentment,
and they are submissive.

So then I looked up meek and meekness in my Strong's concordance.
This is what I found out about meekness.
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Moses was meeker than any man on earth
and God used him to lead His people.

The meek shall eat and be satisfied.
They will be guided in justice and taught His ways.
God will arise in judgment
and deliver all the meek of the earth.

The LORD lifts up the meek
and casts the wicked down to the ground.
The LORD will beautify the meek
with salvation.
The meek shall increase their joy in the Lord.

Jesus brings good tidings to the meek.
The meek should seek the LORD.
Learn of me, Jesus says,
for I am meek and lowly of heart.

Blessed are the meek
for they shall inherit the earth.
There is incorruptible beauty
in a meek and quiet spirit.

In His majesty,
God rides prosperously
because of truth,
and meekness
and righteousness.

It is good to plead
to your charges
in a spirit of meekness
and gentleness.

Meekness is a fruit
of the spirit of God.
Restore a sinning brother
in a spirit of meekness.

Walk worthy of your calling
in all meekness.
Put on meekness.
Pursue meekness.

With meekness,
correct those in opposition
to your teaching.
Show meekness to all men.

Receive the word with meekness.
Let your works be done
in the meekness of wisdom.
Be ready to defend your inner hope
with all meekness...
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Think on these things,
for you become what you think about.

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