Humility in words and life.

Psalm 131
1 Lord, my heart is not puffed up, neither is my eyes lifted up; I did not walk in greatness, Nor in things too sublime for me.
2 Truly I have behaved and silenced my soul One of the characteristics of Jesus is humility, and this is also one of the things that our God is most pleased to be in us, and in this psalm King David makes a wonderful expression of which every heart should make a banner.

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To make this psalm our own would be completely wonderful, but to do it not with the lips, but in a genuine way. What a beautiful thing it would be to present ourselves before our God and to be able to recognize before Him that there is no pride in us, that we do not feel greater than others, To know that we have a humble heart, that waits patiently for God and that it has not stopped.

to look at eccentricities or do things greater than what God has predestined. A humble heart is what God seeks to inhabit Being humble does not mean that you should live ruined and on the ground, on the contrary, the one who is humble is the one who God can use to do great feats, however a humble person does not live worried about this, if not that he is satisfied with what God allows you to possess, while still being attentive to God's voice and his commands.

Humility is lived and then demonstrated and expressed, so it was that David was able to exclaim these words, because he lived it and the moment he needed to express it before God, his heart poured it out like perfume.

Let us incline our hearts to the good things that come from God, let us study the character of Jesus, and of the men that God used at that time, let us live for our God, for the things that please Him and not for the world. Let's focus on the things above, which enrich the heart and make it flesh.

Do not get caught up in things that have no value, so that your heart is not puffed up, incline it only to please God and you will see gratifying results in you.