Results of pride
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· 26 viewsThe real nature of pride can be seen in the fact that it leads to many other evils and ends in destruction.
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Pride leads to other forms of evil
Pride leads to other forms of evil
Self-deception
Self-deception
For if anyone considers himself to be something when he is nothing, he deceives himself.
See also Dt 8:17–18; Is 16:6; Is 47:10; Je 49:16; 1 Co 8:2; 1 Ti 6:3–4
Spiritual blindness
Spiritual blindness
then Azariah son of Hoshaiah, Johanan son of Kareah, and all the other arrogant men responded to Jeremiah, “You are speaking a lie! The Lord our God has not sent you to say, ‘You must not go to Egypt to live there for a while!’
See also Dt 8:14; Ne 9:16; Ne 9:29
A hard heart
A hard heart
for in his own eyes he flatters himself too much
to discover and hate his sin.
See also Ps 10:3; Ps 52:1; Da 5:20
A malicious spirit
A malicious spirit
The arrogant have dug pits for me;
they violate Your instruction.
See also Ps 73:8; Ps 140:5
Contempt for others
Contempt for others
We’ve had more than enough
scorn from the arrogant
and contempt from the proud.
See also Ps 119:51; Pr 21:24
Quarrelling
Quarrelling
Arrogance leads to nothing but strife,
but wisdom is gained by those who take advice.
Violence
Violence
Therefore, pride is their necklace,
and violence covers them like a garment.
See also Es 3:5–6; Ps 86:14
Injustice
Injustice
Let the arrogant be put to shame
for slandering me with lies;
I will meditate on Your precepts.
See also Ps 56:2
Oppression
Oppression
In arrogance the wicked relentlessly pursue the afflicted;
let them be caught in the schemes they have devised.
See also Ps 119:122; Hab 2:4–5
Contempt for God
Contempt for God
In all his scheming,
the wicked arrogantly thinks:
“There is no accountability,
since God does not exist.”
See also 2 Ki 19:22
Pride may be accompanied by temporary prosperity
Pride may be accompanied by temporary prosperity
For I envied the arrogant;
I saw the prosperity of the wicked.
See also Ps 10:5
Pride ends in disaster
Pride ends in disaster
Everyone with a proud heart is detestable to the Lord;
be assured, he will not go unpunished.
See also 2 Sa 22:28; Job 40:11–12; Ps 31:23; Ps 101:5; Pr 11:2; Pr 15:25; Pr 26:12; Pr 29:23; Is 2:11–12; Is 2:17; Is 13:11; Is 26:5; Zep 3:11; Mal 4:1; Lk 1:51–52; 1 Ti 3:6
Examples of the proud being humbled
Examples of the proud being humbled
Pharaoh:
Pharaoh:
Ex 14:28; Ne 9:10
2 Ch 26:16 Uzziah
Egypt:
Egypt:
Eze 30:6; Eze 32:12
Da 4:30–33 Nebuchadnezzar; Da 5:30 Belshazzar; Am 6:8; Zep 2:15 Nineveh; Zec 9:6; Zec 10:11 Assyria; Mt 11:23 Capernaum; Ac 12:21–23 Herod; Re 18:7–8 Babylon the Great
The king of Assyria:
The king of Assyria:
2 Ch 32:21; Is 10:12; Is 10:16
2 Ch 32:25 Hezekiah; Es 7:10 Haman; Is 3:16–17 the women of Zion
The king of Babylon:
The king of Babylon:
Is 13:19; Is 14:11–15
Is 23:9; Is 25:10–12 Moab; Is 28:1–3 Samaria
Babylon:
Babylon:
Is 47:10–11; Je 50:31–32
Judah and Jerusalem:
Judah and Jerusalem:
Je 13:9; Eze 7:24
Eze 16:49–50 Sodom
The king of Tyre:
The king of Tyre:
Eze 28:5–9; Eze 28:17