When Wrongdoing Looks Rewarded: Read Psalm 73 Before Changing Your Standard - working notes

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01Name the conclusion hiding inside the envy

Read Psalm 73 and name the inference made from prosperity.

Prosperity the speaker sees

Conclusion he considers

My actual conduct question

02Follow the turning point rather than supplying a quick reward

Trace the sanctuary turning point and the closing confession.

Turning point

What the ending calls good

Word needing teaching

03Do not appoint yourself judge of a neighbor’s whole life

Examine one proposed shortcut without judging an unknown life.

Shortcut I am considering

Fact versus guess about others

Truthful alternative

04Keep the standard when the visible comparison remains uneven

Choose the truthful action and review it apart from immediate reward.

Action within my role

Outcome actually known

Prayer without a prediction