MeditationsScripturedescribesthosewhomeditateonGod’sword(Josh.1:8;Psa.1:2;63:6;77:12; 119:23,48,78,148).Theresultoftheirmeditationwasgoodbehavior.Bycontrast,theirenemies arespokenofasmeditatingonevilthings(Psa.2:1;38:12;64:2-16),promptingthemtoevil behavior.Thisteachesavaluablelesson:contemplation encourages action!Thefollowing quotation succinctly expresses this idea:As Bible characters of old, will you also meditate on, and pursue, a life of righteousness? If so, check out the following meditations:
“Plant a thought and reap a word;plant a word and reap an action;plant an action and reap a habit;plant a habit and reap a character; plant a character and reap a destiny.” Mr. Beckwaith (1885)
“Plant a thought and reap a word;plant a word and reap an action;plant an action and reap a habit;plant a habit and reap a character; plant a character and reap a destiny.” Mr. Beckwaith (1885)
As Bible characters of old, will you also meditate on, and pursue, a life of righteousness? If so, check out the following meditations: