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We pray because we are unworthy to pray. Our prayers are heard precisely because we believe that we are unworthy. We become worthy to pray when we risk everything on God's faithfulness alone.
— Martin Luther
lest we be puffed up and make an idol out of our righteousness.
— Martin Luther
Hence the entire psalm accuses nothing but pride, as stated below (v. 23): The pride of those who hate Thee goes up continually. For this is the cause of unbelief and the beginning of all evils.
— Martin Luther
No matter how insignificant the little office may be, they take a foot though they do not have an inch,73 and always want to be God themselves when they ought to be God's maid.
— Martin Luther
Hence every external worship and religion is dregs, which alone are left to be drunk by those who by it exalt themselves over others.
— Martin Luther
Therefore conquering pride, restraining riotous living, crucifying the flesh, these are great beyond all the power of men.
— Martin Luther
IN this chapter Moses selects another occasion for transgressing the First Commandment, an occasion called spiritual pride because it boasts of its righteousness and merits. This is trust in one's own works, and no plague and opponent of faith or trust in the mercy of God is more destructive.
— Martin Luther
True humility does not know that it is humble. If it did, it would be proud from the contemplation of so fine a virtue.
— Martin Luther
Love the Lord, all you his saints! The Lord preserves the faithful but abundantly repays the one who acts in pride.
— Psalm 31:23
St. Peter scold me saying son, where have you been? And he saw me with you and asked why are you with that person? and I said to him sorry St. Peter, I though it was heaven.
— Anonymous
Only the public can make a star. It's the studios who try to make a system out of it.
— Marilyn Monroe
The Trump White House stood less for government and the push-pull of competing interests and developing policies, and more, in a brand-savvy world, as a fixed and unpopular cultural symbol.
— Michael Wolff