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“The world is seeking for happiness. That is the meaning of its pleasure mania, that is the meaning of everything men and women do, not only in their work but still more in their pleasures. They are trying to find happiness, they are making it their goal, their one objective. But they do not find…” quote by D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones
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““The world is seeking for happiness. That is the meaning of its pleasure mania, that is the meaning of everything men and women do, not only in their work but still more in their pleasures. They are trying to find happiness, they are making it their goal, their one objective. But they do not find it because, whenever you put happiness before righteousness, you will be doomed to misery. That is the great message of the Bible from beginning to end. They alone are truly happy who are seeking to be righteous. Put happiness in the place of righteousness and you will never get it.””

D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones

About This Quote

This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

Happiness pursued without righteousness leads to misery; true joy comes from moral living

In simple terms: Righteousness, not pleasure, brings lasting happiness

Key Takeaway

Prioritize moral integrity over fleeting pleasure

Themes

morality happiness purpose spirituality misery

Mood

serious inspirational

Type

spiritual philosophical

When to use this quote

  • career ambition
  • consumerism
  • relationship decisions
  • personal ambition

Key Concepts

ethical living spiritual fulfillment human desire

Questions to Reflect On

  • What does righteousness mean to you?
  • Can pleasure and morality coexist?
A Different Perspective

Happiness can become hollow if detached from ethical foundations

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