'Do We Have A Log In Our Eye?'
Matthew 7:3-5.
a) Matthew 7:3. Why do we look at the speck in our brother's eye?
b) Matthew 7:3. But we do not consider the log in our own eye.
c) Matthew 7:4. How can you say to your brother: "Let me take the speck out of your eye."
d) Matthew 7:4. Look, there is a log in your eye.
e) Matthew 7:5. Hypocrite! First take the log out of your own eye.
f) Matthew 7:5. Then you will see clearly.
g) Matthew 7:5. To take the speck out of your brother's eye.
(This QT Makes me question: Do I Have A Log In My Eye?)
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'Bitter Made Sweet.'
Exodus 15:23-25.
a) Exodus 15:23. When Moses and the Israelis came to Marah they could not drink the water there.
b) Exodus 15:23. Marah water was bitter: Marah means bitter.
c) Exodus 15:24. The people grumbled against Moses: "What can we drink?"
d) Exodus 15:25. Moses cried to the Lord.
e) Exodus 15:25. The Lord showed him a log.
f) Exodus 15:25. Moses threw the log into the water and the water became sweet.
(This Second one reveals a miracle: Bitter Made Sweet)
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Chris.
Really, we need to consider ourselves well. We need to deal with any logs that we may have in our eyes. Eyes always tell a story! When we look at a person eye to eye and we look into their eyes we can often see the condition of their soul. Both positive and negative emotions can be read in our eyes.
