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Appreciating the source of salvation and acknowledging the destiny of spirit-born souls, humility before God is commendable in the depths of your hearts. 149:6.10

Humility leads to exaltation before God, not self-glorification. 175:1.10

True humility is found in the depths of one's heart before God, not in self-conscious or attention-craving actions which are deemed childish and unworthy of the enlightened sons of the kingdom. 149:6.9-10

God dwells with those who are contrite and humble, guiding and satisfying their souls with love and comfort. 97:7.12 149:6.11

“The poor in spirit, humble, are happy, for theirs are the treasures of the kingdom of heaven.” 140:3.3 140:5.7

Receive credit for Adjuster's endeavors humbly, as a divine spirit pleads for sincere cooperation and patient endurance from the mortal partner. 110:7.10

Jesus, in his humble self-forgetfulness, asked why someone called him good despite his profound endowment of spiritual reality and close relationship with divinity. 196:0.9 196:2.2

In Yahweh's name, I trust wholeheartedly; I will not rely on my own understanding but acknowledge him in all my ways. 131:2.8

Humility, essential for religious growth, is a normal consciousness of smallness and mortal shortcomings, leading to the pursuit of higher spiritual goals through self-realization and moral determination. 100:1.5 100:6.4

Early humility was not debasement of ego but an attempt to foil and deceive the envious spirits, by heaping vituperation on success to prevent jealousy. 87:5.6-7

The parable of the Pharisee and the publican illustrates that true happiness is found in humility and seeking spiritual wealth within the kingdom of heaven. 140:5.7 151:4.5

Pray sincerely for the extension of the kingdom of heaven, asking God to purge you from secret sins and create a clean heart within you. 146:2.13

Safety is found when the soul craves reproof and the mind seeks wisdom, leading to tranquility and generosity among enemies and selfishness is like weeds in a goodly field. 131:3.6

“Sit not in chief seat, but humble yourself and invite the poor and the marginalized to your table.” 167:1.5

The recognition of spiritual poverty and desire for God's will are essential for spiritual progress. 100:2.1

Bible parallels

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