Monday, November 27, 2017

Psalmist – I waited patiently

When the cloud tarried... then the children of Israel... journeyed not (Numbers 9:19).

This was the supreme test of obedience. It was comparatively easy to strike tents, when the fleecy folds of the cloud were slowly gathering from off the Tabernacle, and it floated majestically before the host. Change is always delightful; and there was excitement and interest in the route, the scenery, and the locality of the next halting-place. But, ah, the tarrying.

The Psalmist says, "I waited patiently for the Lord; and he inclined unto me, and heard my cry." And what He did for the Old Testament saints He will do for believers throughout all ages. Still God often keeps us waiting. Face to face with threatening foes, in the midst of alarms, encircled by perils, beneath the impending rock. May we not go? Is it not time to strike our tents?

Have we not suffered to the point of utter collapse? May we not exchange the glare and heat for green pastures and still waters?

Holy Bible

Ruth 

Author: Unknown. Jewish Ascribes it to Samuel

Date: 1050 BC and 500 BC

Theme: God’s sovereign intervention brings  universal redemption.

Key Words: Sovereignty – The Almighty - Redeemer

. Book No: 9 – O.T.

First Samuel 

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Quotes 

. Monitor your heart daily to avoid wandering from God’s wisdom.

. Jesus loved us by serving.

. Our intimate moments spent with God can change us and direct others to His love.

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