Today’s
Thought “National Repentance” G. Ward
Isaiah 5
20 Woe to those who call evil good,
and good evil; Who substitute darkness for light and light for darkness; Who substitute
bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter!
The Prophet
Isaiah was compelled by Holy God to exclaim (for Israel), that the Lords’ sight
is far greater than foolish agenda’s forecast (*cf. Ps.139:3-5). Moreover, the
Holy One would give HIS own a host of judgments that couldn’t be thwarted and
whereas immoralities became ever-encompassing for these; particularly how they
would justify with horrid rationalizing – that to which was opposite of the
Lord’s demands, would soon be captive in a strange, unruly land; because of
such lack in obedience.
Most in our
era love to harp on great advancements for our world, while yet speaking to
moral decline from ingrates as solely responsible; as if their contribution is
so much greater. What perceivably is a moral climate to be proud of, will
usually stem from what other men deem appropriate; causing more degeneration
furthered. Instead, greatest compliance onto His testimonies remains the
answer (Ps.119:2). We better run fast to that actuality.
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