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Proverbs 16:5 - Everyone that is proud in heart is an abomination to the Lord: though hand joins in hand, he shall not be unpunished.
In biblical usage, an abomination is something that God loathes or hates because it is offensive to Him and His character.
Abomination in Tagalog is "Kalapastanganan".
Opinion: Nakakapagpabagabag lang dahil and dami kong nakikita na ganito sa ilang simbahan. Na sila daw pinili ng Diyos.
I was like "Eh, eh? Ehhh"
Kidding aside, yung tipong entitled na sila pero naggrow din yung pride.
Sabi sila lang daw maliligtas? MALI. So yung mga walang pribiliheyo or kapasidad na magpunta sa simbahan nila ay hindi ligtas? Paano yung mga may kapansanan? Yung mga nasa malayong lugar na hindi nakakarinig ng Salita.
Yan ang hirap sa iba, iniisip nila governed si God ng Law pero ang totoo, si God and naggogovern ng Law. Yung iba kasi ginawang checklist yung physical aspect sa law.
At nakalimutan pa nila na PWEDENG MAGDESISYONG NG SARILI ANG DIYOS, sa loob or labas ng BATAS, sa puso, isip, at espiritu.
Luke 16:15 Kaya sinabi Niya sa kanila, “Nagkukunwari kayong matuwid sa harapan ng mga tao, ngunit alam ng Diyos ang inyong puso. Sapagkat ang pinahahalagahan ng tao ay kasuklam-suklam sa Diyos.
Ito naman yung ginawa ng Diyos kay Paul nung nagkaroon siya ng extraordinary vision, nung dinala siya sa third Heaven. Nung makita nya ang glory ni God.
2 Corinto 12:7-10
7 Ngunit upang hindi ako magyabang sa dami ng kamangha-manghang mga bagay na nasaksihan ko, ako'y binigyan ng pahirap sa aking katawan na nagsisilbing sugo ni Satanas upang pahirapan ako, at nang sa gayo'y hindi ako maging palalo. 8 Tatlong beses kong idinalangin sa Panginoon na alisin ito, ngunit 9 ganito ang kanyang sagot, “Ang kagandahang-loob ko ay sapat na para sa iyo, sapagkat lubusang nahahayag ang aking kapangyarihan kapag ikaw ay mahina.” Kaya't buong galak kong ipagmamalaki ang aking mga kahinaan upang manatili sa akin ang kapangyarihan ni Cristo. 10 Alang-alang kay Cristo, ako'y may kasiyahan sa gitna ng mga kahinaan, mga pagkutya, mga kahirapan, pag-uusig at kagipitan. Sapagkat kapag ako ay mahina, doon ako nagiging malakas.
Pride - a sin that often stems from a distorted sense of self-importance and a belief in one's own superiority. It can manifest in various ways, including spiritual arrogance, a refusal to acknowledge one's limitations, and a disdain for others.
It often can lead to a rejection of God's authority and a refusal to submit to the Holy Spirit's guidance.
When someone becomes overly confident in their own understanding and righteousness, they may dismiss the Holy Spirit's promptings, attributing them to their own intellect or intuition. This can lead to a hardened heart that resists the truth and the transformative power of God's grace.
Several biblical examples illustrate how pride can contribute to blasphemy:
The Pharisees/Saducees: The Pharisees, known for their strict adherence to religious law, often exhibited pride and spiritual arrogance. They rejected Jesus' teachings and miracles, attributing them to demonic power, ultimately blaspheming the Holy Spirit.
Contempt for others: When someone believes they have superior spiritual knowledge or experiences, they may develop a sense of superiority. This can lead to looking down on others who don’t share their level of understanding or practice. It’s essential to remain humble and recognize that everyone’s spiritual journey is unique.
Refusal to learn: Spiritually prideful individuals might resist correction or guidance because they believe they already possess all necessary knowledge. However, true growth comes from a willingness to learn, be corrected, and remain open to new insights.
Seeking recognition: Instead of seeking God’s glory, some people with spirit pride may crave attention and praise for their spiritual achievements. This focus on self-recognition can hinder genuine spiritual growth and connection with the divine.
Deception: Spirit pride can indeed lead to deception. When someone is overly confident in their spiritual experiences, they may misinterpret signs, messages, or feelings. This can result in self-deception or misleading others.
These attitudes, while not necessarily direct blasphemy, can create a barrier to the Holy Spirit's work in their lives and in the lives of others. They may hinder spiritual growth and lead to a distorted understanding of God's grace.
If someone recognizes their pride and its harmful effects, they can seek God's grace and experience transformation.
Repentance involves acknowledging one's sin, turning away from it, and seeking God's forgiveness. It's a process of humility and submission to God's authority. Through repentance, even those who have exhibited pride and spiritual arrogance can experience the Holy Spirit's work in their lives and be restored to a relationship with God.
Conclusion: It's clear that pride can lead to attitudes and actions that hinder the Holy Spirit's work. By cultivating humility, seeking God's guidance, and acknowledging our limitations, we can avoid the pitfalls of pride and experience the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in our lives.
Proverbs 11:2 - When pride comes, then comes disgrace, but with humility comes wisdom.
In biblical usage, an abomination is something that God loathes or hates because it is offensive to Him and His character.
Abomination in Tagalog is "Kalapastanganan".
Opinion: Nakakapagpabagabag lang dahil and dami kong nakikita na ganito sa ilang simbahan. Na sila daw pinili ng Diyos.
I was like "Eh, eh? Ehhh"
Kidding aside, yung tipong entitled na sila pero naggrow din yung pride.
Sabi sila lang daw maliligtas? MALI. So yung mga walang pribiliheyo or kapasidad na magpunta sa simbahan nila ay hindi ligtas? Paano yung mga may kapansanan? Yung mga nasa malayong lugar na hindi nakakarinig ng Salita.
Yan ang hirap sa iba, iniisip nila governed si God ng Law pero ang totoo, si God and naggogovern ng Law. Yung iba kasi ginawang checklist yung physical aspect sa law.
At nakalimutan pa nila na PWEDENG MAGDESISYONG NG SARILI ANG DIYOS, sa loob or labas ng BATAS, sa puso, isip, at espiritu.
Luke 16:15 Kaya sinabi Niya sa kanila, “Nagkukunwari kayong matuwid sa harapan ng mga tao, ngunit alam ng Diyos ang inyong puso. Sapagkat ang pinahahalagahan ng tao ay kasuklam-suklam sa Diyos.
Ito naman yung ginawa ng Diyos kay Paul nung nagkaroon siya ng extraordinary vision, nung dinala siya sa third Heaven. Nung makita nya ang glory ni God.
2 Corinto 12:7-10
7 Ngunit upang hindi ako magyabang sa dami ng kamangha-manghang mga bagay na nasaksihan ko, ako'y binigyan ng pahirap sa aking katawan na nagsisilbing sugo ni Satanas upang pahirapan ako, at nang sa gayo'y hindi ako maging palalo. 8 Tatlong beses kong idinalangin sa Panginoon na alisin ito, ngunit 9 ganito ang kanyang sagot, “Ang kagandahang-loob ko ay sapat na para sa iyo, sapagkat lubusang nahahayag ang aking kapangyarihan kapag ikaw ay mahina.” Kaya't buong galak kong ipagmamalaki ang aking mga kahinaan upang manatili sa akin ang kapangyarihan ni Cristo. 10 Alang-alang kay Cristo, ako'y may kasiyahan sa gitna ng mga kahinaan, mga pagkutya, mga kahirapan, pag-uusig at kagipitan. Sapagkat kapag ako ay mahina, doon ako nagiging malakas.
Pride - a sin that often stems from a distorted sense of self-importance and a belief in one's own superiority. It can manifest in various ways, including spiritual arrogance, a refusal to acknowledge one's limitations, and a disdain for others.
It often can lead to a rejection of God's authority and a refusal to submit to the Holy Spirit's guidance.
When someone becomes overly confident in their own understanding and righteousness, they may dismiss the Holy Spirit's promptings, attributing them to their own intellect or intuition. This can lead to a hardened heart that resists the truth and the transformative power of God's grace.
Several biblical examples illustrate how pride can contribute to blasphemy:
The Pharisees/Saducees: The Pharisees, known for their strict adherence to religious law, often exhibited pride and spiritual arrogance. They rejected Jesus' teachings and miracles, attributing them to demonic power, ultimately blaspheming the Holy Spirit.
- Korah's Rebellion: Korah, a Levite, led a rebellion against Moses and Aaron, claiming that they had taken too much authority. This act of defiance, rooted in pride and a desire for power, was considered a blasphemy against God.
- The Assyrians: The Assyrians, known for their military might and arrogance, blasphemed God by attributing their victories to their own power and rejecting God's authority.
Contempt for others: When someone believes they have superior spiritual knowledge or experiences, they may develop a sense of superiority. This can lead to looking down on others who don’t share their level of understanding or practice. It’s essential to remain humble and recognize that everyone’s spiritual journey is unique.
Refusal to learn: Spiritually prideful individuals might resist correction or guidance because they believe they already possess all necessary knowledge. However, true growth comes from a willingness to learn, be corrected, and remain open to new insights.
Seeking recognition: Instead of seeking God’s glory, some people with spirit pride may crave attention and praise for their spiritual achievements. This focus on self-recognition can hinder genuine spiritual growth and connection with the divine.
Deception: Spirit pride can indeed lead to deception. When someone is overly confident in their spiritual experiences, they may misinterpret signs, messages, or feelings. This can result in self-deception or misleading others.
These attitudes, while not necessarily direct blasphemy, can create a barrier to the Holy Spirit's work in their lives and in the lives of others. They may hinder spiritual growth and lead to a distorted understanding of God's grace.
If someone recognizes their pride and its harmful effects, they can seek God's grace and experience transformation.
Repentance involves acknowledging one's sin, turning away from it, and seeking God's forgiveness. It's a process of humility and submission to God's authority. Through repentance, even those who have exhibited pride and spiritual arrogance can experience the Holy Spirit's work in their lives and be restored to a relationship with God.
Conclusion: It's clear that pride can lead to attitudes and actions that hinder the Holy Spirit's work. By cultivating humility, seeking God's guidance, and acknowledging our limitations, we can avoid the pitfalls of pride and experience the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in our lives.
Proverbs 11:2 - When pride comes, then comes disgrace, but with humility comes wisdom.