Matthew 26vs34-35 explains how Jesus Christ predicted Peter’s denial. Contextually, this Bible passage also refers to us that as believers, God knows evidently our weaknesses and whenever He says something that doesn’t suit us on our weaknesses, we shouldn’t argue with Him but seek for the way out in Him.
Peter failed in this aspect of not seeking the help of God but having the confidence that such a thing would never happen. To this, I want you to know that everyone has the tendency to fail; to fail yourself, to fail God, to fail humanity as long as you carry the flesh. The tendency to fail is there even though you may be doing well at the moment. To that, we shouldn’t have confidence on the flesh or assume that we can never fail whenever God shows us the potential nature of our weaknesses and the dangers that lies ahead of us, but rather to seek way out in Him.
In summary, We shouldn’t rest on the flesh to wrestle with our potential weaknesses that lies ahead of us but to seek God’s divine help. One more time, I want you to know that Jesus Christ knows what He says and says what He knows. We shouldn’t boast in our potential failures but rather let us seek for the divine help that only comes from God.
Praise God, I pray God bless His Word in the midst of your heart in Jesus Christ name, amen. Continue to stay focused on Jesus Christ who is the Way, the Truth and the Life: that no one goes to God except through Him – John 14vs6.
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