Just because a person’s appearance in prayer looks godly, we cannot say that even his heart is honest. For even if the word is familiar on his lips and he is in a position of receiving people’s respect, inwardly he can be seeking his own gain. Jesus, while teaching in the temple, made this danger known to His disciples. Luke records that scene as follows: “In the hearing of all the people, He said to His disciples” (Luke 20:45). This word was not a story telling them to look on at the faults of the scribes, but a warning that the disciples who follow Jesus had to hear and discern.
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