He asked me, “Son of man, can these bones live?” I said, “Sovereign Lord, you alone know.”—Ezekiel37:3
Can any sinner become a saint? Can the twisted life become just? The only answer is, “God, you know, I don’t.” Don’t hold out the spiritual truth and say contemptuously, “Of course, as long as I read the bible and pray well, I think there will be no problem.”
It’s easier to do something than to trust in God. We often mistake impulse for emotion. As a result, few people actually work with God, but more people work for Him. We would rather work for God than trust in Him. Do I truly believe God can accomplish what I can’t do? To the extent that I despair of man, it depends on what God has done for me. Whether have I experienced such magical powers that I no longer despair of anyone? Is there any spiritual effect on me? The more frightened, the less your spiritual experience.
“I open your graves, my people.” God wants you to see yourself before man leaves God’s face. If the spirit of God allows you to see the vision without God’s grace (which is only possible when the spirit works.), you will find that any sin is only half of your sinful nature, and you may commit the same sin. My tomb was opened by God, “and I know that in me, that is in my flesh, there is no good.” The spirit of God continually reveals man’s nature, which is the nature when he leaves God’s grace.
Dear God, I am willing to pour out my heart in front of you. My spirit has no transcended experience at this moment, my senses are not sharp, they are slow. However, I worship you; you are never slow or tired, you know my structure best.
