"But he answered and said, It is written, Man shall not
live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of
God." Matthew 4:4
What physical bread/food is to our bodies, the Word of God
is to our souls. It is sustenance to our spirits. It gives us life, strength
and "nutrition". Therefore, we live and stay alive spiritually by consuming the
Word of God. We don't find life and spiritual sustenance in words of
philosophy, intellect, psychology, human wisdom or even good ole common sense.
While these may all sound good and have an element of knowledge we might follow,
there is only one source that gives us true life-- the Word of God.
What do you spend your time "eating"? Where are you
getting the food from that should be feeding your soul? Are you getting it from
man's words of wisdom? Some great philosopher from the past? Book
knowledge? Old wives tales? Humanistic reasoning?
While there may be something we can glean from these
sources. They can never replace the Word of God. Jesus likened His Word to
bread. He didn't liken it to such things as cake and ice cream. He called it
bread because bread is the basic food that sustains our bodies. Cake and ice
cream have little to no nutritional value where bread does. If you are feeding
your spirit on these other sources we have talked about instead of the Word of
God, you are only getting a diet of "junk food". Junk food won't make you
healthy-- physically or spiritually.
Have a great day. The Word of God is the only source of
true spiritual nutritional value.
For further reading:
John 17:17
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