Are YOU in The EYE OF GOD? ?

[Bible Speaks]

Are you in the "EYE of GOD"? Do you put spiritual things first in your life? What you learn can put you closer to Jehovah God and will make your ways straighter in life.

To find favor with God Jehovah you need to be spiritual. What does that mean? How much is Jehovah God in your life? Do you mediate on His Word every day? Do you study, ask questions and search for answers?

Jehovah God "sees" your heart, that is good, yet you need to draw close to Him and learn what he is trying to teach you.

You need to study the Bible. Jehovah's Witnesses study the Bible and teach it to others so they can learn how to please Jehovah and be spiritual. How can you too learn this?

Ask Jehovah's Witnesses for a Bible study to learn how. Jehovah wants you to learn and understand His Words of Truth. Then you too will be close to Him be more spiritual and be happier knowing you are pleasing Him.

The Spiritual Man. The apostle contrasts the spiritual man with the physical man. He says: “But a physical [literally, soulical] man does not receive the things of the spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him.” (1Co 2:14)

This “physical man” does not mean merely one living on earth, one with a fleshly body, for, obviously, Christians on earth have fleshly bodies. The physical man here spoken of means one who has no spiritual side to his life. He is “soulical” in that he follows the desires of the human soul to the exclusion of spiritual things.

Paul continues about the “physical man,” that he cannot get to know the things of the spirit of God “because they are examined spiritually.”

Then he says: “However, the spiritual man examines indeed all things, but he himself is not examined by any man.” The spiritual man has understanding of the things God reveals; he sees also the wrong position and course of the physical man. But the spiritual man’s position, actions, and course of life cannot be understood by the physical man, neither can any man judge the spiritual man, for God only is his Judge. The apostle says by way of illustration and argument: “For ‘who has come to know the mind of Jehovah, that he may instruct him?’” No one, of course.