We Are All Very Committed and Gifted Self-Swindlers (Quote: Paul David Tripp)
Sin lives in a costume; that why it's so hard to recognize. The fact that sin looks so good is one of the things that make it so bad. In order for it to do its evil work, it must present itself as something that is anything but evil. Life in a fallen world is like attending the ultimate masquerade party:
- Inpatient yelling wears the costume of a zeal for truth.
- Lust can masquerade as a love for beauty
- Gossip does its evil work by living in the costume of concern and prayer
- Craving for power and control wears the mask of biblical leadership
- Fear of man gets dressed up as a servant heart
- The pride of always being right masquerades as a love for biblical wisdom
Whiter Than Snow: Meditations on Sin & Mercy (Amazon | Kindle | WTS)
Chapter 6
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