In English
"Whatever I do is for your good"
This is not proper. You have to heed the words of advice and follow them. My advice is not for My sake but for your good. I shall soon be reaching My 72nd year. In all these years I have never entertained a single selfish thought. Whatever I tell you is only for your good and not for My benefit. Whatever I do is always for your good. Not recognising this, many are deluding themselves. What is the use in regretting at the end? You must be on your guard from the beginning.