'Jesus Did Not Trust Them.'
a) John 2:24. Because He knew all people.
b) John 6:15. Jesus slipped away from them.
c) Matthew 10:16. We do not have to trust all people.
d) John 6:64. Jesus knew who trusted Him.
e) 1 Samuel 16:7. The Lord sees people in a different way.
f) 1 Chronicles 29:17. The Lord examines our hearts and rejoices when He finds integrity there.
g) Hebrews 4:13. Nothing in all Creation is hidden from God.
(Through this QT I learn that Jesus Did Not Trust Them)
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'Our Wonderful Shepherd.'
John 10:15.
a) He is known by the Father.
b) He knew and knows the Father.
c) He sacrifices His Life for the sheep.
(This Second one reminds me of My Wonderful Shepherd)
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Chris.
The Lord examines our hearts. This is not necessarily a negative or judgmental thing. The Word of God tells us that He Rejoices when He finds integrity in our hearts. I can see that in many Churches there are many people who live daily with integrity in their hearts. This makes the Church a pleasant place to be in. We should be able to have friends in our Church. There are some Churches and people that cannot be trusted because good and pure people have been "used" in some way, usually to try to get money from them. If that happens, it becomes difficult for people to trust other people in Church. This situation is never God's Will.
