Psalm 119:151 – Near
God is near, yet beyond comprehension. What on earth does that mean?
God is near, yet beyond comprehension. What on earth does that mean?
Are your evil enemies as evil as you imagine? Are they anagry at your goodness, or at flaws in your approach? Are you as good as you think you are?
We receive mercy so we can live and also show mercy to others. Mercy is not a limited commodity. God has as much of it as is needed.
Meditating on scripture is important. It should be pursued in various ways. But always leave room to put this into action in your life.
Prayer, meditation, and devotional reading can take place at many different times. Find the way that works for you. Don’t be forced into a pattern that doesn’t meet your needs.
Calling out to God for salvation is not the end of a process, but rather the beginning. Be careful what you ask for. It’s going to hhappen!
Sometimes we need to get less busy and wait.
Give me understanding is a good prayer that is sure to be answered.
I use Psalm 71 as my commentary on Psalm 119:143 today.
We may not always comprehend God or eternity and thus an eternal law. But we can set forth and live it nonetheless.