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Ps.75
Dear friends.
Today we read Psalm 75 to praise a righteous God who judges with equity and who loves with his broken body.
Have you ever had to use Drano, a type of heavy corrodent, in order to clean the dregs in your drain? I have tried it earlier this year. I had to be very careful not to drain to little or too much. Or to have any skin contact with it. Because It know it is impossible to not get hurt from the liquid corrodent.
I was amazed again at the word of God! How it is transcultural and how it has an everlasting impact to our mind and heart. God reveals and his revelation precedes and transcends historical experience. He knows us very well. Doesn't he?
Psalm 75:8 shows us God God will likewise drain the dregs of the earth according to their wicked deed with the cup of foaming wine. Does this strike you that Jesus has drank the cup for us, for all the dregs in the world?
He is pure, but treated like dregs. He is righteous but destroyed in our place. How could we not tremble at the thought of judgment we were supposed to endure? How could we not likewise tell his wondrous deeds?
I understand the psalmist's heart better now only in the person and works of our Lord Jesus Christ.
It has been great to read psalm with you! Be blessed. God' beloved.
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Dear friends.
Today we read Psalm 75 to praise a righteous God who judges with equity and who loves with his broken body.
Have you ever had to use Drano, a type of heavy corrodent, in order to clean the dregs in your drain? I have tried it earlier this year. I had to be very careful not to drain to little or too much. Or to have any skin contact with it. Because It know it is impossible to not get hurt from the liquid corrodent.
I was amazed again at the word of God! How it is transcultural and how it has an everlasting impact to our mind and heart. God reveals and his revelation precedes and transcends historical experience. He knows us very well. Doesn't he?
Psalm 75:8 shows us God God will likewise drain the dregs of the earth according to their wicked deed with the cup of foaming wine. Does this strike you that Jesus has drank the cup for us, for all the dregs in the world?
He is pure, but treated like dregs. He is righteous but destroyed in our place. How could we not tremble at the thought of judgment we were supposed to endure? How could we not likewise tell his wondrous deeds?
I understand the psalmist's heart better now only in the person and works of our Lord Jesus Christ.
It has been great to read psalm with you! Be blessed. God' beloved.