In Episode 5, Esther uses a hymn and Scripture verses to remind us of several attributes of our God: His redemptive power, His love, and His sovereignty.  The purpose of the reminder is rooted in this truth - to praise consistently for who He is, we must remind ourselves of truths we already know about His character and strive to deepen our knowledge of Him.

Resources Referenced in Today’s Episode:

Scripture Verses:

God our Redeemer (all verses are from the NASB unless otherwise stated): Job 19:25. Psalm 19:14. Psalm 34:22. Psalm 69:18. Psalm 78:35. Psalm 106:10. Psalm 107:2. Isaiah 43:1. Isaiah 47:4. Isaiah 48:17. Isaiah 54:5. Isaiah 63:16. Lamentations 3:58. Matthew 1:21. Galatians 3:13-14.

The love of God (all verses are from the ESV unless otherwise stated): 1 John 4:8 (NIV). John 3:16. Romans 5:7–8. Ephesians 2:4–7. 1 John 4:7–12. Romans 8:35–39. Psalm 36:5–7. Lamentations 3:22–24 (ESV). John 15:9–10.

The sovereignty of God (all verses are from the NKJV unless otherwise stated): Psalm 103:19 (AMP). Psalm 93:1-2 (AMP). Psalm 47:8. Nehemiah 9:6. Daniel 7:9. Psalm 115:3. Job 42:2. Revelation 11:15. Hebrews 12:2 (KJV). Hebrews 10:11-13 (ESV).

A commitment to praise God: Psalm 145:1–4, 8-13, 21 (NLT).

Information about Frances J. Crosby and the lyrics of "Praise Him! Praise Him! are from the websites https://hymnary.org/person/Crosby_Fanny

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The background music is comprised of the tracks "Destined" and "Backto'03 Gospel Worship from Eman's Tracks ⁠emanstracks.wixsite.com.