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When Troubles Come, Where Do You Take Refuge?
God as our refuge is a pervasive theme in the Psalter. A quick word study of the Hebrew meaning refuge eventually finds its way to the root word Onah, which is not just a dwelling as in a shelter from bad weather but something more intimate as in a marriage.
The question is are you, are we, dwelling in the Shelter of the Most High? Have we pressed into an intimate relationship with him? Or do we think of him as an umbrella, a temporary shelter from the storm? Deacon Cindy Hamilton teaches on Psalm 91.
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God as our refuge is a pervasive theme in the Psalter. A quick word study of the Hebrew meaning refuge eventually finds its way to the root word Onah, which is not just a dwelling as in a shelter from bad weather but something more intimate as in a marriage.
The question is are you, are we, dwelling in the Shelter of the Most High? Have we pressed into an intimate relationship with him? Or do we think of him as an umbrella, a temporary shelter from the storm? Deacon Cindy Hamilton teaches on Psalm 91.