Josué 7
J. Vernon McGee · Citado em PreceptAustin
Josué 7
McGee - We have heard this song before. Joshua is singing the blues. He learned the lyrics in the wilderness with the children of Israel. Joshua did not sing this song in the wilderness, but he is singing now. He cannot understand why he lost the battle. So he tears his clothes and cries out: If only we had been willing to dwell beyond the Jordan! - Here Joshua lowers his expectations and this is also the wrong response.
Josué 7
McGee - He says to Joshua, “Get up off your face, and cut out all this whining in sackcloth and ashes.” There are Christians who spend their prayer time whining before the Lord. It won’t do any good, friend. We need to get at the root of the problem. Henry