Spot on!!!!

I agree Barry as we discussed Abram being blameless before God. Abram’s blamelessness reminds us that God is not asking for anxious overanalysis but for a whole, sincere heart that walks with Him in trust. We do not need to explain everything perfectly before God; we need to seek Him honestly, believe that He is present, and obey what He has already made clear. Like Abram, we are called to live before God with undivided devotion, asking, “What are You saying now?” and “What do You want me to do now?” Then we rest in His wisdom, His timing, and His faithful care. We should trust that God is present, that He is good, and that He will answer in His providence and timing. That means we can ask plainly and wait humbly. So the better pattern is this: • Seek God, not just information from God. • Ask clearly, not anxiously. • Obey what is already clear. Biblical Truths. • Trust God with what is not yet clear. • Stay blameless in the Genesis 17 sense: whole, sincere, and undivided, ie. Stop trying to out think God, as to what is good/ right for you. In that sense, “over-analyzing” can become a form of self-protection or control, while blamelessness is a form of simple covenant trust. Abram’s example says, in effect, “Walk with God honestly, receive His word, and do the next faithful thing.”