Keeping the Covenant with Our Eyes: A Biblical Perspective
In Job 31:1, the concept of making a covenant with our eyes is explored, emphasizing the importance of avoiding sinful behaviors like lusting, adultery, alcohol consumption, and irreverence. The message is clear – we must guard our eyes against the darkness of sin and maintain the covenant we have made. The conclusion poses a reflective question: Have we truly upheld our covenant to avoid sin through our eyes?
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I have made a COVENANT with my eyes Why then should I look upon a young woman? (Job 31:1)
I have made a covenant with my eyes We should keep our eyes from looking upon: The Darkness of Sin 1 John 2:9-11; Mark 9:47; Joshua 7:20-21
I have made a covenant with my eyes We should keep our eyes from looking upon: Lustful Sights 1 John 2:16; Job 31:1
I have made a covenant with my eyes We should keep our eyes from looking upon: Adultery 2 Peter 2:13b-4
I have made a covenant with my eyes We should keep our eyes from looking upon: Alcohol Proverbs 23:31-32
I have made a covenant with my eyes We should keep our eyes from looking upon: Irreverent Things Romans 3:15-18
Conclusion Have you made a covenant with your eyes, that you will not sin? Have you kept that covenant?
