Saturday, January 21 Listen, my son, and accept my sayings.​—Prov. 4:10.

[Ella Mentry]

Saturday, January 21

Listen, my son, and accept my sayings.—Prov. 4:10.

 

Moses is a good example of someone who accepted correction after he had made a serious mistake. On one occasion, he lost his temper and did not honor Jehovah. Because of this, Moses lost out on the privilege of entering the Promised Land. (Num. 20:1-13) When Moses expressed his disappointment over this decision, Jehovah told him: “Never speak to me again about this matter.” (Deut. 3:23-27) Moses did not become bitter. Rather, he accepted Jehovah’s decision, and Jehovah continued to use him to lead Israel. (Deut. 4:1) Moses is a good example for us to imitate when it comes to accepting counsel. Moses proved that he accepted Jehovah’s counsel by remaining faithful even after he lost a privilege that was precious to him. We benefit when we imitate the example set by such faithful men as Moses. (Prov. 4:11-13) Many of our brothers and sisters have done just that. w22.02 11 ¶9-10

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3 hours ago, Anniebea said:

When Moses expressed his disappointment over this decision, Jehovah told him: “Never speak to me again about this matter.”

There is a lot "locked" in above statement. 

Churches of Christendom teach about universal forgiveness etc ..

But what Jehovah done regarding Moses, teaches us that our father knows where to draw the line.