In
Ps. 145 David praises God for his greatness in redemption. It is redemption
that David has in mind in verse 6 & 7:
(6) They will tell of the power of your awesome works, and I will
proclaim your great deeds. (7) They will celebrate your abundant goodness and
joyfully sing of your righteousness.
What
kind of awesome works of redemption was David thinking about that revealed
God’s greatness? Was David thinking of the day God sent a great and mighty
flood, yet he saved and protected believing Noah and his family? Or when God
gave an elderly Abraham and Sarah a child even though it was humanly impossible
for Sarah to bear a child anymore?
Did
David remember that God sent the ten plagues upon Egypt to force Pharaoh to let
his people go. Or when God led his people Israel through the Red Sea on dry
ground while in the same sea Pharaoh and his whole army drowned.
Did David consider that God made the walls of Jericho fall. Or that God gave
victory to Gideon and 300 men against a Midianite and Amalekite army of
140,000.
We
look at the revelation of God's greatness in all these acts of redemption and
we have to say the same thing God said when Sarah laughed about bearing a
child: "Is anything too hard for the Lord?" (Gen
18:14). Our God is so great, so strong and so mighty!
Tell of the power of God’s awesome works of redemption.
We
look at God's greatness in all these great works of redemption and we have to
say the same thing the angel said to Mary: "Nothing is impossible
with God" (Luke 1:37).
Our
God is so great, so strong and so mighty!
Tell of the power of God’s awesome works of redemption.
And
today God has continued to show his greatness through his awesome works of
redemption. He takes men and women who are dead in sin and makes them alive in
Christ Jesus.
Our
God is so great, so strong and so mighty!
Tell
everyone of the power of God’s awesome works of redemption!
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