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I’ve been reading through Codex Sinaiticus as part of my regular devotions. I started Proverbs recently and pulled up my phone to share a verse from Sinaiticus that I came to this morning. “Trust in God with all your heart; and be not exalted in your own wisdom.”

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Wild, I just did a Bible study on Proverbs 3:5 the other day, and it's been echoing in the back of my head, and now I see this. Well said! I remember my pastor reminding me of exactly what you said, and relating it to Hebrews 11:6; And without faith it is impossible to please-

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If the fear of Yahweh is the beginning of wisdom, then what is its end? Cut through the abundant nonsense, empty platitudes, and conventional musings of the world and get straight to the heart of what it means to be wise.

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josh nadeauvor 1 Jahr

Billy gonna catch strays forever. Here for it.

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Brandonvor 1 Jahr

Amen, brother! Thank you!

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Mannyvor 1 Jahr

I love your content, respect all the hard work you do. It is encouraging to witness a man of your knowledge and wisdom bowing down to our heavenly Father, trusting in the teachings of Jesus christ, our lord and savior, following the guidance of the Holy Spirit. God bless you! 🙏🏼

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Sabina Dugganvor 1 Jahr

A timely reminder Wes…❤️

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Greg Knightvor 1 Jahr

Thank you. Wes. It is great to know we are reading the same scriptures that were read by people thousands of years ago. 🙏🏻✝️🙏🏻

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Space Piratevor 1 Jahr

Thanks for using your finger, I was kind of lost for a second 😛

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Just a Chill Culervor 1 Jahr

Amen

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Nate Whitsonvor 1 Jahr

Needed to hear that reminder today. Thanks! 🙏🏻

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