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What does the Bible say about human weakness?

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The Bible teaches that in our flesh dwells no good thing, highlighting our total inability to maintain righteousness apart from Christ.

According to scripture, particularly Romans 7:18, the Apostle Paul emphasizes that in his flesh, there dwells no good thing, reflecting the innate weakness of humanity. This truth is not merely theoretical but experienced deeply by believers. As the Holy Spirit works in the hearts of the faithful, they learn this painful yet necessary lesson over time. The Lord uses a variety of experiences, whether through trials, afflictions, or even through periods of prosperity that reveal spiritual emptiness, to teach His people their utter insufficiency. The more closely one observes their own heart and reliance on Christ, the more they can grasp their inherent weakness and need for salvation.
Scripture References: Romans 7:18, 2 Corinthians 12:9

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Romans 7:18
Octavius Winslow · May 7, 2016
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