Friday, March 6 My feet had almost strayed; my steps had nearly slipped.​—Ps. 73:2.

[Tish Hues]

Friday, March 6

My feet had almost strayed; my steps had nearly slipped.—Ps. 73:2.

 

We may feel deeply hurt and distressed by injustice. (Eccl. 7:7) Faithful servants, such as Job and Habakkuk, felt the same way. (Job 6:2, 3;Hab. 1:1-3) While these feelings are natural, we need to be careful about how we react so that we do not do something foolish and make matters much worse. When those who act unjustly seem to go unpunished, we might question whether it is worthwhile to do what is right. Consider the psalmist who observed that the wicked seemed to prosper at the expense of the righteous. “These are the wicked, who always have it easy,” he said. (Ps. 73:12) He was also so distraught about the injustice he saw that he almost lost confidence in the benefits of serving Jehovah, saying: “When I tried to understand it, it was troubling to me.”—Ps. 73:14, 16. w24.11 3 ¶5-7

[Brad Smith]

[ucastrobr]

6 hours ago, Brad Smith said:

Very good!!

I like to listen to the website Daily Text and Bible Reading

 

 

[Brad Smith]

11 hours ago, ucastrobr said:

Very good!!

I like to listen to the website Daily Text and Bible Reading

 

 

 

Hi ucastrobr. Thanks for point to me to the tool. That's nice that someone else is also encoding the day text. I actually have a list of people and extract all the scriptures for the day text (nicely) then forward it to everyone who's on the group. This is like a push notification and reminder for people to do their day text. But this is an excellent tool as a backup (if something happens to me). It's not only the daily text that I'm encoding. It's all the older books like Revelation, Daniel, Isaiah, Proclaimers etc. so the day text isn't too difficult to encode. Few minutes a day. Will bookmark this tool. Appreciated.