Bible Discovery TV - The Daily Show (2022)
Tomorrow; Proverbs 25-27
Season 6, Episode 14
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20-Jun-2022
"One of the great wrongs in life is to brag about how right you are. There is nothing worse than boasting about yourself. First of all, to boast about yourself is a sign of bad character. Next, when we boast, we assume that we know what is going to happen, and yet often what happens is just the opposite. No one knows what will happen until it does! That is why the Bible is very clear when it says in Proverbs 27:1, “Do not boast about
tomorrow, for you do not know what a day may bring forth.” As Christians, we should keep our life and work in God’s hands. Many have chosen against that instruction by trusting in themselves for what tomorrow should bring. We would do well to know the One who holds tomorrow.
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