Our spirituality is as earthly and limited as ourselves; and the vast expanse of our being that is not within the little box called “our walk with God” becomes a festering mass of idols (10-14)
Our spirituality is sourced in ourselves, and is therefore, meaningless (10-11)
Our spirituality is empowered by our good works, and is therefore, powerless. (12-13)
True spirituality is as transcendent and limitless as Jehovah himself; for Jehovah himself fills broken and humble mortals to overflowing with his unfathomable grace (15-21)
True spirituality is a God who transcends all limits and descriptions raising crushed and lowly mortals to dwell with him (15)
True spirituality is an inner work of God in the soul, empowered by his own forgiveness and graciousness (16-18)
True spirituality involves a choice between utter dependence on God himself, or doomed self-effort (19-21)
