Edwards on humility

I read this and was convicted. It's from Jonathan Edwards classic work, "A Treatise on Religious Affections," written in 1746 in response to the Great Awakening.

God help me to be like this.

Humble people do not naturally think they are qualified to teach, but feel the need to be taught; they are much more eager to hear and receive instructions than to dictate to others: 'swift to hear, slow to speak' (James 1:19)."