How often do you sing God’s praises? Would transcripts of your conversations extol the wonders of God’s character?
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The Future: I cannot read the 95th Psalm without thinking of the scene in Revelation 7 of the multitude from throughout the Earth “crying out together in a loud voice” their praises to God and falling on their faces before Him.
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Evilness seems to be flourishing in this sinful world and people live as if unconcerned about a coming judgement We look for the proverbial lightening strike of God's wrath to be poured out on those we have already condemned.
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This chapter pictures the Throne Room of the Capitol of the entire universe and the God who rules over the vastness of uncounted worlds and beings. Not uncounted to Him, however!
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Ode of Praise for God's Faithfulness
“How good it is to give thanks to You, O Lord, To sing in Your honor, O Most High God, To proclaim Your constant love every morning And Your faithfulness every night”! (Psalm 91:1-2, TEV).
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Psalm 91 declares that our God is the Most High. He knows the truth about our situation. He sees our heart. He hears our cry. However difficult and entangled the case may appear, He is able to bring a way out.
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This prayer of Moses begins by acknowledging that God Himself, through all human time, has been “our dwelling place.” “For in Him we live and move and have our being” (Acts 17:28).
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“I am confined and cannot escape.”
Thousands of years later, Heman’s despairing lament is echoed by millions facing tedious weeks of home confinement. Rich and poor, famous and infamous, male and female, all suffered at the hands ...
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Psalm 87 is a description of the city, New Jerusalem, which is also called Zion.
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