We apply this to ourselves. We have the promises too that God will bless us, not necessarily with material prosperity, but with spiritual prosperity. As Christian people we have everything we could wish. You could go to a very deprived place in the world. You could go to a mountain region in a remote country; you could go among scattered persecuted Christians in Muslim lands; you could go to places where there is poverty and need, but if they are people of God, and if there are believing homes, they have got the word of God, and they have got the truth. You will find young people and old people with a deep knowledge of Scripture and doctrine, who love the Lord and are close to him, and they have forgiveness and they have heaven. They have spiritual blessings, and assurance and peace. They have the faculty of prayer. They have prosperity and riches in spiritual things. Christians in all circumstances of material wealth or poverty are rich. Why should we ever turn to the world? Why should we ever get ourselves hooked unduly on the television? Why should we be going out and needing secular entertainment and the theatre and the cinema? Why did Israel with such prophecies and such evidence of the reality of these things, ever stop praying, and turn to idols? But we ask the question of ourselves also.