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Some translations render the humble as “the meek.”
It’s important to understand that meekness doesn’t mean weakness.
Consider, for example, the process of breaking a horse.
The idea is not to break the horse of its strength or speed; rather, the goal is to break the horse of its self-will.
As long as you remain independent and “wild,” you will never maximize God’s intention for you.
To be meek is to learn to submit your will to God’s.1
1 Tony Evans, The Tony Evans Study Bible (Nashville, TN: Holman Bible, 2019), 1098.
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