Examining our motives

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I have noticed that some of us answer some of the answers that others give that has a sort of "attitude" in what they reply with. I feel that it can be used for good that we can ask the Lord to expose our hearts and show us what spirit we are operating in and our motives with why we answer the way we do. Are we prideful that we know it all? Or, are we impatient, or, are we so stubborn in what we have been taught for so many years that we are too old to change because of God hardening our hearts? Also, when we answer to a post with a satire, where and who does that come from? In any case, when I start to answer and I can feel that I am tempted to be in "control", that shows me that my motive is not being in the Lord.
 
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