It is sometimes a great and a true humility to esteem ourselves as bad as may be, but at other times it is a false and a spurious humility.
In fine, one act of true humility in the sight of God is of more worth than all the knowledge, sacred and profane, in the whole world.
Though we should see our utter wickedness, and how truly we deserve to be in hell, and think that both God and man must despise and abhor us; yet, if this be a true humility, it comes with a certain sweetness and satisfaction attending it.
True humility consists in being content with all that God is pleased to ordain for us, believing ourselves unworthy to be called His servants.
To be contemned and disrespectfully used by the world, is of great efficacy for improving thyself in true humility; a virtue which finds favor with God.
Now when a man by true humility is thoroughly persuaded of all this, and is convinced that he is nothing in the sight of God but a lifeless shadow, then, verily, his repentance is unfeigned, and his heart right before the Lord.
And any vice which thou mayest ascribe to others, do thou ascribe at once to them and to thyself, in true humility.
And any vice that it may seem to thee to recognize in others, do thou ascribe at once to them and to thyself, using ever a true humility.
This is beyond help, unless a man recognizes himself, how he has wronged God, and cuts down that tree of Pride with the sword of true humility, which produces charity in the soul.
To make this social league invincible within, each member in the fellowship must show a true humility, abjuring all temptation or desire to be a despot or a grandee.
Here is at once a portrait of true humility, and the acme of high nobility.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "true humility" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
