Proclamation:
“The righteous will rejoice in The Lord
and take refuge in Him; all the upright in heart will glory in Him!” Psalm 64:10 (NIV)
Explanation:
The words of this psalm were written under
the influence of The Holy Spirit of God by King David. This psalm begins with a prayer that God
would hear him and preserve him from his enemies. He spends most of the psalm describing what
his enemies would do to him. (Psalm 64:2-6)
Then he focuses on what he wants God to do them. (Psalm 64:7-8) After the righteous have seen what The Lord
God will do to his enemies, they will rejoice and they will trust in Him.
(Psalm 64:8-10)
Application:
When others see or hear of the things that
The Lord God has done for us, they are encouraged to believe and trust in Him.
(Psalm 64:9-10) That is why we are to
witness to the lost so that they might be saved. No one can tell our story like we can, and no
one has had the same experiences that The Lord has brought us through. When we could not see our way out of some
situations, He made a way. Not only should
we be grateful and thankful for who He is and for what He has done, but by sharing
it with others and being His witnesses we help with building the kingdom of
God. (Isaiah 43:10)
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