Lord, is it I?" - Dr Lilian Stanley

Lord, is it I?"

Jesus told His disciples that one of them would betray Him.  Even though none of the eleven disciples had any intention of betraying Jesus, they asked Him sadly, " Lord, is it I?" They realized the ease with which a godly man could fall and were worried if they would be tempted to betray Him.  

Any sin the Bible points to must be confronted with the question, "Is it I?" Then we are safe.  The words of the Bible should make us sad where it should and make us joyful where it should.  We must be emotionally involved with the word of God.

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