Does truth pursue us?
Does it depend on what we think?
What is truth?
What does it do? Why does it do it?
What does it do? Why does it do it?
Will it answer you if you ask it a question?
Is it what we think it is?
Is it true if we think it's not?
Do you know it?
Can a liar know the truth?
Can a sinner tell the truth?
Does the truth use us? Move us? Change us?
What does it want from us?
I suppose it all depends on how one opts to view what are facts and right there a divide is born. Perception can be misleading.
ReplyDeleteWhat does it want from us? Speculaion?
Perception is misleading... That is so true, isn't it? Sometimes we can believe how something seems.
DeleteYes, a liar can tell the truth; even a broken clock is correct twice a day.
ReplyDeleteAh...good point!
Delete:) Love, cat
DeleteTruth. Truth is whatever we believe it to be. There lies the dilemma.
ReplyDeleteI believe I am a tall, blonde, Ukranian supermodel.
DeleteTruth is that I am tall, blond and Eastern European … Love, cat.
DeleteWe are like sisters!
DeleteThe truth is unobtrusive.
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DeleteSandy, these are all profound questions and sometimes answers don't come easy. I believe even a sinner at some point of his life can tell the truth because the truth is always present.
ReplyDeleteThat's encouraging, Kaya! :)
DeleteI have been told some liars believe if they keep repeating a lie it will seem to be the truth. That is sad! Enjoy your day and weekend!
ReplyDeleteI think that's true. We begin to believe what we hear over and over, especially if we are the ones saying it.
DeleteWe are all asking many of these questions these days...
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DeleteIt's a good thing to ask.
Some very pertinent questions here. Truth and honesty are hugely important to me, and I am sad to see them debased.
ReplyDeleteMe, too, Elephant's Child.
DeleteJohn 18:38 (NKJV)
ReplyDelete38 Pilate said to Him, “What is truth?” And when he had said this, he went out again to the Jews, and said to them, “I find no fault in Him at all.
Matthew 27:19- While Pilate was sitting on the judge’s seat, his wife sent him this message: “Don’t have anything to do with that innocent man, for I have suffered a great deal today in a dream because of him.”
DeleteI wonder what effect that had on Pilate and how he saw Jesus. Maybe he knew...? I like to think he did. He did not want to condemn Jesus.
Jesus is the way, the TRUTH and the life. He came to tell us the truth. We have to know the truth given to us in God's Word so we can identify the lies thrown at us. I could go on and on. :)
ReplyDeleteYou said it so well Ellen.
DeleteThank you, Ellen.
DeleteFollowing Jesus is the way of truth.
ReplyDeleteYou do not want to lie anymore!
Amen.
DeleteI lived in a monastery for 9 years. Lots of lies going on there. Love, cat.
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DeleteWhy did you live in a monastery?
Tooth is something we have in our mouth and it helps us to ... oh ... you said truth !!!
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Did I say truth? I totally meant tooth.
DeleteTruth can be a lot of things. No one know how other might react to the truth.
ReplyDelete"If" is only a question and never and answer.
Coffee is on
"If" is only a question... I like that.
DeleteI do think the truth can change a person. There are also truths that can hurt a person if they are told in anger or withe hatred.
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday- xo Diana
I think so too, Diana.
DeleteFor me the truth is fundamental.
ReplyDeleteKind regards
Maria
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Thanks, Maria! Have a great day. :)
DeleteThe more truth you know the more lies you discover. Love, cat.
ReplyDeleteI think that is so true. There are many things I thought were true at one time that turned out to be lies.
DeleteAh Sandi - The Real Truth will set us free. Hope you have a blessed 4th of July. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteP.S. Thanks for visiting my blog.
Happy 4th!
DeleteTruth is freedom . . . freedom to know yourself and others as they really are. A penned up lie can eat away at your soul, it's like a frighten caged bird, but open the door with the truth and the bird is set free to soar and be what he is suppose to be . . . Free. Free of Satan's power.
ReplyDeleteAmen, Connie...That was beautiful!
DeleteVery well said and gives plenty room for serious thought.
ReplyDeleteThank you, LV!
DeleteInteresting questions. Truth can be elusive but I thank God the Holy Spirit can led us into truth.
ReplyDeleteYes!
DeleteThese are very good questions to think about.
ReplyDeleteHere is my thought on your last question, what does it want from us? If we believe that Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life, then the Truth wants everything from us. He wants all of us and He wants us to have all of Him.
Thanks, Cathy :)
DeleteI think one has to start with question number three to answer the others! "What is truth?" A person who thinks truth is relative will never find real answers to life's questions, and, I think, be constantly frustrated and unfulfilled. A person who believes what the Bible says, that Jesus is the Truth, the Way, and the Life will approach life from a totally different perspective. That's an absolute truth on which to hang one's hope.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Leigh
DeleteGreetings Sandi,
ReplyDeleteA thoughtful post, my kind friend. The truth is that firstly, truth comes from being genuine with ourselves and emanating such genuine truth to the outside world.
One can convince their self that a lie is the truth. I do not abide by such thinking anymore.
In peace and thanks,
Gary
Thank you, Gary!
DeleteInteresting. : )
ReplyDelete~Sheri