Morning: Psalms 95, 32, 143; Amos 5:6-15; Hebrews 12:1-14
Evening: Psalms 102, 130; Luke 18:9-14
It may be no coincidence that the name of the Charles Dickens character, Uriah Heep in David Copperfield,
rhymes with ‘creep’. He makes your skin crawl with his “yer ’umble
servant” routine that has nothing to do with humility or service. He
reeks of falsehood. A proud person may tend to hide his true self for
shame. ‘Pride’ rhymes with ‘hide’. But the humble man is not ashamed
to be himself. The humble woman speaks the truth about herself. There
is nothing to hide when you know you’re lovable just as you are, warts
‘n’ all.
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