Casting off the ragged garment of my own righteousness and returning to the place of the tax collector who fell before Jesus’ feet, confessing, “There is no one good except God alone; Therefore, even today I am a sinner who cannot live apart from the grace of the Lord’s cross.” “A certain ruler asked Him, saying, ‘Good Teacher, what shall I do to inherit eternal life?’ So Jesus said to him, ‘Why do you call Me good? No one is good but One, that is, God’” (Luke 18:18–19). (1) Originally, I should have chosen to meditate on today’s passage from Luke 18:18–27, but I have decided to focus only on verses 18–19. The reasons are, first, that meditating through verse 27 would make this short devotional reflection far too long, and second, that I thought it would be beneficial to meditate on verses 18–19 alone. (a) As I meditate on Luke 18:18–19, I would like to divide it into two p...
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