A Protective Covenant With My Eyes In Harris
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With our eyes, we see that which others have or that which we do not have, and want it for ourselves. This is the sin of covetousness and/or greed which can lead to lying, hatred, adultery, dishonoring parents, dishonoring God, theft, and .
We must make wise choices concerning what we allow our eyes to dwell upon and our minds to think on. We must take David's vow in Psalm 1, "I will set nothing wicked before my eyes." Also, in Psalm 1 he prays, "Turn away my eyes from looking at worthless things and revive me in Your ways."
KJV Bible Commentary - Covenant with mine eyes conveys the truth that lustful acts are preceded by lustful looks and thoughts. Job determined in his heart to exercise the will power necessary not to think lustful thoughts about young maidens. He disciplined himself not to take the second look that leads to lust.
A covenant with my eyes: Job's ability to control himself was connected with a covenant he made. He made a vow, a promise, a commitment with his own eyes that he would not look upon a young woman in a sinful way.
Job was a married man, so he made a covenant or agreement with his own eyes so as to not look to other women, to prevent himself to have a desire for them, and actually be unfaithful to his own wife.
Eyes expressed the innermost feelings and desires of the heart. Therefore a 'good eye' revealed morally good and generous intentions, while an 'evil eye' exposed an evil heart with wicked intentions of envy, greed and jealousy (Kotze 203).
A proper “covenant relationship” with God requires five major experiences: 1) Faith, faith in Jehovah God and Jesus Christ. 2) Repentance of sins. 3) Confession of sins. 4) Baptism and 5) Obedience, effective operation of all of these means genuine conversion.
You entered into a Covenant with God, in the presence of His representatives on the earth, by saying those words under oath, to follow Him for the rest of your life. The words in that oath binds you to Christ eternally. It is an oath which must not be broken at all. You have no excuse for breaking your oath before God.
The rainbow is not a sacrament, but it prefigures the Lord's Supper and baptism as signs and seals of the covenant. These holy ordinances are also visible s of God's faithfulness. When we take communion by faith, we commune with Christ in a way that confirms our reliance on His whole person (John 6; 1 Cor.
