Meekness Can Be

Humility

Mildness

Strength

Yielding

Our power

Gentleness

Tenderness

Resignation

Moderateness

Our strength

Self control

Our authority

Submissiveness

Being controlled

A Christian grace

Submission to God

A sign of strength

Lowliness of heart

Mildness of temper

A spirit of content

Not being triggered

Power under control

To humble ourselves

A precious attribute

A fruit of the Spirit

Power under constraint

Strength under control

Strength in God's sight

Mercy and self-restraint

Overcoming evil with good

The power of self-control

A highly desirable quality

Forbearance under injuries

The government of passions

Not complaining of injuries

Humbleness and teachableness

To become the servant of all

Humility applied to the world

A temper opposite to irritable

Inward resilience and strength

A power that can't be countered

Absolute faith and trust in God

A grace commended by the Saviour

A servant-like leadership quality

Submissiveness to the divine will

Submissiveness to the divine will

Following God rather than the world

Humbleness, in an evangelical sense

Being slow to condemn, slow to anger

The nobility of the kingdom of heaven

Not allowing passion to take the lines

Not being easily provoked or irritated

A much misunderstood and maligned virtue

Spiritual strength harnessed for service

A calm temper of mind, not easily provoked

Not crying aloud for the redress of wrongs

The chief grace and perfection of the soul

The distinguishing feature of the disciple

When we can do something but choose not to

Righteousness, inner humility, and patience

An active proponent of what we know is right

Counting it better to suffer than to contend

Power completely surrendered to God's control

To walk in humility and contrition before God

A disposition of readiness to listen and learn

The strength and power and authority of Christ

Being kind and thoughtful of another’s interest

Not taking offense at the offenses of the world

Willingness to be submissive, humble and gentle

Denying ourselves and acting on behalf of others

A shield that breaks the fierce darts of the enemy

An evidence that we are branches of the living God

Diligently harnessing power for the good of others

The royal spirit that the King of heaven displayed

Enduring injury with patience and without resentment

Submission to suffering and to the will of the Father

The most untranslatable of words in the New Testament

God’s enabling strength to do what His Word prescribes

Willingness to share and sacrifice on behalf of others

Boldness, forgiveness, saying sorry, confidence, serving

Patience and laboring to be happy under all circumstances

The inward adorning which God estimates as of great price

A grace which receives little of the applauses of the world

Restraining unlawful anger, and moderating lawful resentment

Not lifting up or causing our voice to be heard in the streets

The patient and hopeful endurance of undesirable circumstances

Submission to the divine will, without murmuring or peevishness

Willingness to suffer disappointment and wrong, and not retaliate

Following the precepts of the gospel and the example of the saints

The antithesis of self-will, self-interest, and self-assertiveness

A precious grace, willing to suffer silently, willing to endure trials

An impressive self-control virtue that comes from our power as leaders

Genuine, quiet strength comfortable with self by making peace with God

Feeling anger, controlling it, and being angry only when we ought to be

The strong shield by which the arrows of wrath are broken or turned aside

A humble attitude that expresses itself in the patient endurance of offenses

Gentleness, humility, modesty, simplicity in faith, patience under all injury

Posturing ourselves as a signpost for someone or something else: pointing the way

Controlling destructive instincts that prevent us from living in harmony with others

The spirit which Christ manifested when suffering injury, when enduring insult and abuse

An unmistakable evidence that we are branches of the true vine and are bearing much fruit

Consulting the feelings of others, and being willing to bear much pain rather than inflict any

A grace that cleaves the stock, and holds it open, that the Word, as a shoot, may be grafted in

To always turn to God for help, for direction, for training and for the sheer joy of this blessing

Willingness to put ourselves in second place and submit ourselves to achieve what is good for others

The preservation of self-control under provocation to give way to anger or to the spirit of retaliation

Staying the angry blow, and being in that state and condition in which we do not feel like doing it at all

A grace which Jesus alone inculcated, and which no ancient philosopher seems to have understood or recommended

An active and deliberate acceptance of undesirable circumstances that are wisely seen as only part of a larger picture

A virtue that draws courage, strength, conviction, and good disposition from God, not from self-centered human resources

A pulling back of our own ego in such a way as to make the other more important or central to what is going on at the moment

An attitude or quality of heart whereby we are willing to accept and submit without resistance to the will and desire of someone else

When we are in a position of strength and power - yet choose not to use that power against our opponent, our critic, our accuser, our persecutor

An ornament, that, like the Israelites' clothes in the wilderness, never waxes old, nor will ever go out of fashion while right reason and religion have any place in the world