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Proverbs 16:2
Excerpted from: Submitting (Part 1)For example, the proverb says that "all the ways of a man are pure in his own eyes." The incompetent man does not think to himself, "I am really dumb, stupid, idiotic, and I shouldn't even have this job." The sexually immoral person really does not see himself in that way. For instance, most prostitutes will say, "Yes, I'm doing something that's wrong according to the law, but I'm providing a service that is needed and wanted. If it wasn't needed and wanted there wouldn't be any business for what I'm doing." They justify themselves. They are pure in their own eyes. They may even come to the place where, if somebody leaves something of value on the front seat of an automobile and they take it (perhaps they are then caught an hour later), they will get around to blaming the person who was stupid enough to leave it on the seat of their car in the first place!
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