Herod was praised by the people as if he were a god, and instead of rejecting it, he accepted their worship. Because he did not give glory to God, he was immediately judged.
The warning is not just about pride, but about taking credit that belongs to God. When we receive praise and keep it for ourselves instead of pointing back to Him, we step into dangerous ground. Everything we have comes from God, and He alone is worthy of the glory.
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I wish I could draw /
But I love art , & scripture
& video.
I am dyslexic & we adopted a special needs kiddo who can’t read so maybe my passion for the a visualization of scripture is to help our kiddo! I’d love to see your work/ & I’ll send you mine 🙂 (just font ontop
Of other art.
His bless
Thank you for your ministry
MaryBeth W Gunther
http://Www.PlantingRoots.net
Worship leader /Original Music found:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/Mary-beth/id371897431
Thank you for your kind words and the glory goes to God! May He continue to bless your ministry.