The writer of Proverbs says, let thine heart. Let thine heart, sounds like something our heart desires to do, that we need to let it do.
I believe this to be true. All of mankind is seeking and searching for something bigger than themselves. Some look for it in science, some look for it in false religions and some find it in Christ.
In Proverbs three, the writer said: ” <strong>My son forget not my law, but let thine heart keep my commandments.”
He promises length of days, a long life and peace, if we just let our hearts keep His commandments and forget not His law.
In Proverbs four, he wrote: “He taught me also and said unto me, let thine heart retain my words: keep my commandments and live.
We find him saying basically the same thing in two different proverbs. He promises long life and peace and length of days, if we just allow our hearts desire.
Let thine heart know the word of God, let thine heart memorize the Word of, let thine heart live the Word of God, let thine heart share the Word of God.
He promises a long life in peace.
Why do we let our true heart’s desire flounder by not seeking God’s face more? All of the promises of God are yea and amen to those that love him.
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