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How do we know self-seeking is a sin?

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Self-seeking is a sin evidenced by its destructive consequences in Scripture and the lives of notable biblical figures.

Self-seeking is seen as a sin through various scriptural accounts that illustrate its destructive nature. The downfall of characters such as Judas Iscariot, who betrayed Christ for personal gain, and figures like Ahab, show that those who pursue their own interests at the expense of others invite divine judgment. Isaiah 5:8 warns of woe to those who unjustly accumulate wealth, further emphasizing that self-seeking not only contravenes God’s law but also leads to eternal loss. By examining these examples, it becomes clear that self-seeking not only leads to sin against God but ultimately results in self-destruction and disgrace.
Scripture References: Isaiah 5:8, 2 Timothy 3:2

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