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Study Resources :: Text Commentaries :: F.E. Marsh :: Readings 301-350 (Peace - Service)
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F.E. Marsh :: 320. Pride

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EXAMPLE OF PRIDE-UZZIAH (2 Chron. 26:16-23).

As Lot’s wife was a standing testimony to the judgment of God, so is Uzziah. The king wilfully went against the command of God in offering incense, which the priests alone were authorised to do (Num. 18:7). Note the steps of his pride-

  1. A description of pride. “His heart was lifted up” (2Chron. 26:16).
  2. The outcome of pride. “Transgressed” (2Chron. 26:16).
  3. The presumption of pride. “Went in” &c. (2Chron. 26:16).
  4. The anger of pride. “Wroth” (2Chron. 26:19).
  5. The smiting of pride. “Smitten” (2Chron. 26:20).
  6. The shame of pride. “Hasted also” (2Chron. 26:20).
  7. The separation of pride. “Cut off” (2Chron. 26:21).
  8. The isolation of pride. “A leper” (2Chron. 26:23).
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