How can you prove your first statement? And why in the world would imply every Christian thinks about the clothing, some people just look at it none other than clothing, not every guy stumbles when he sees short shorts, that might be hard to understand but not everyone struggles with the same things.

You are so focused on the clothing issue you say unusual things to try to prove your point, pastors are worthy of a double honour, why would you use a pastor in your comment? You aught to repent.

Which is why those tribes died off.

Does that tell me if I can wear a vest or not, that jeans or okay or sinful? Your statement is deceitfully vague dressed in biblical lingo. The question was what is "highest standard of modesty by God's Word"

@Steve I work the register at McDonalds I don't flip burgers.

UP, I like your thoughts on that verse in Job.

" The reality is that some do not have churches at all, but are addicted to this type of Social media as a substitute"

God has given me the ability to sing songs and read verses before our service begins in my church and I'm an usher, I'm writing a tract for my church outreach, I've also created 2 Bible reading plans, was a science teacher for a VBS, and I'm going to be doing evangelism booths at my city's farmer's market, so I have a church and try to get involved. I would do more but health prohibits me, and all these are to the glory of God, in the presence of God.

And I don't overlook immodesty, being immodest is a sin, you should consult the word of God with what you wear.

Thank you for defending me, I would put the quote but I might run out of room, I like that quote and ladybug I like that Matthew Henry commentary on the verse I'll have to save that one.

BMC what I was saying is that a Christian can dress perfectly modest and be worse than a Christian who isn't as modest, our first Christian (the super modest one) can be a whore in his/her heart having eyes full of adultery (watching pornography or just lusting after people) and not really spending all his/her time seeking God because he/her is seeking something else.

Now, modesty doesn't equal holiness, or a greater relationship with God, I saw some Mormon ladies the other day, they were dressed how a lady should be dressed yet she doesn't have a relationship with God, I'm just using it as an analogy.

But I would advise not to look at a Christian who might be dressing immodesty and say, "Well they don't fear God (or whatever)" they may very well be God fearing and the Holy Spirit is working on them (sanctification)

We will never fear God as we should, nor love Him with all our hearts, soul, mind, or strength, I think it was John Wesley who said, "What is a perfect Christian? One who loves God with all his heart, soul mind and strength."