Monday, November 1 Consider others superior to you.​—Phil. 2:3.

[Áine]

Monday, November 1

Consider others superior to you.—Phil. 2:3.

 

Today, many people who are considered wise would ridicule the Bible’s counsel about self-importance. They would say that considering others superior to you would make you vulnerable and that others would take advantage of you. But what fruitage has the self-centered attitude promoted by Satan’s world produced? Are selfish people happy? Do they have happy families and genuine friends? Do they have a close friendship with God? From what you have seen, which produces the best results—following the wisdom of this world or the wisdom found in God’s Word? (1 Cor. 3:19) People who follow the advice of those whom the world views as wise are like a tourist who asks a fellow tourist for directions when both of them are lost. Jesus said regarding the “wise” men of his day: “Blind guides is what they are. If, then, a blind man guides a blind man, both will fall into a pit.” (Matt. 15:14) Truly, the wisdom of this world is foolishness with God. w19.05 24-25 ¶14-16

[Vinnie]

This world lacks love for one another. It's become such a self centered world, people don't know what caring and love  is outside of themselves. How wonderful that Jehovah teaches us to care for and love in a great Godly way.