In
this wide world of ours there are so many who claim to have or say the truth. But
it will be wiser for us to observe the biblical truth that asserts (Mt. 7:7) : “Ask
and you shall receive, seek and you will find, knock and the door will be
opened to you.” There is certainly truth in those words, if only you
sincerely keep them and practice them. The same applies with the
many world religions. I heard those words of Shakespeare in the play ‘Hamlet’
which say: “To thine own self be true and it shall follow as day follows night
you will be true to every man.”
Following
the above-quoted biblical truth (Mt. 7:7), being true to ourselves would mean
that in the quest for truth we should have no other motivation but to pursue
the truth without any selfish or vested interests. After all as the
Bible says: “The truth will make you free” (Jn. 8:32). If we observe
the truth for the sake of some worldly or personal advantage we are only
deceiving ourselves. There is a God who knows all things.
I heard once the expression: “the truth will out.” Sooner
or later it will come out, whether you like it or not. Whatever people say,
let’s be honest in our quest for the truth. Otherwise we ourselves
will be the losers in the long run.
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