Loathsome Thoughts by Thomas Brooks Ezekiel 20.43 You will remember your conduct and all the actions by which you have defiled yourselves, and you will loathe yourselves for all the evil you have done.

The sincere penitent loathes his sins and beloathes himself also because of his sins. He cries out, O these wanton eyes! O these wicked hands! O this deceitful tongue! O this crooked will! O this corrupt heart! O how do I loathe my sins, and how I loathe myself! My sins are a burden to me, and they make me a burden to myself. My sins are an abhorrent to me, and they make me abhor myself in dust and ashes.

A true penitent has not only low thoughts of himself, but loathsome thoughts of himself. None can think or speak so vilely of a Christian, as he thinks and speaks so vilely of himself. Behold, I am vile.

They will loathe themselves for the evil they have done and for all their detestable practices. Ezekiel 6.9