Which virtue is specifically contrasted with 'haughty eyes' and a 'proud heart' in Psalm 131?
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Correct answer: A quiet and stilled soul
Psalm 131 describes humility as a state of contentment where one does not concern themselves with matters too great for them. It likens a humble person to a weaned child resting with its mother.
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