The clean of heart have a reward
People sometimes act according to the disturbances of life they face and often prevent the blessings that God has for them because they allow unexpected behavior because of circumstances.
The psalmist David felt trapped in a moment of his life in this circumstance and almost slipped his feet because of the bitterness he felt in those moments but he reacted because he realized that God is good in every circumstance.
Read:
Psalm 73
Certainly God is good to Israel,
Stop with the clean of heart.
2 As for me, my feet almost slid;
They almost slipped my steps.
3 Because I was envious of the arrogant,
Seeing the prosperity of the wicked.
4 Because they have no distress over their death,
For its vigor is whole.
5 Do not pass jobs like the other mortals,
Nor are they whipped like other men.
6 Therefore, pride crowns them;
They cover themselves in violent dress ...(RVR)
God is good at all times and loves all the children of men but there is a wonderful exception for those with a clean heart there is an eternal promise from God that you can only understand when you enter the sanctuary of God looking for his face there You will experience the end of the wicked and understand the way of the clean of heart that seek God with all their hearts.
David was envious of the arrogant when he began to put his heart on the riches and prosperity that they were accumulating that he came to think the following:
Psalm 73:13
"Truly in vain I have cleansed my heart,
And washed my hands in innocence. ".(RVR)
Sadly today we can also look at this situation in many Christians who are lost in their own distress without clearly determining what really happens is this behavior that displeases God.
The desire of God is that we assume with courage and purpose the destiny that He has for the clean of heart and that every day we can ask God to help us cleanse our hearts to be able to access his blessed promises.
Looking at the prosperity of the wicked and their ways blurs us from the true purpose that God has for us because we run the risk that our hearts will be filled with bitterness and turn away from their blessings.