What an introduction!
I am God! Be still. Know this!
Such a beautiful way to introduce the offer.
Take this comfort: I am with you. I am for you.
That is what you use to answer your fear.
Compare this Psalm 46:10 to Exodus 14:13-14.
Let God work.
The Hebrew word for "be still" means to let it fall; let the concerns hang down. Then, slack off, especially your hands. No exertion needed. Leave the matter with God.
Oh! The Providence in all our problems.
Oh! The Power in what we contemplate.
Oh! That introduction!
Take the comfort!
I am God! Be still. Know this!
Such a beautiful way to introduce the offer.
Take this comfort: I am with you. I am for you.
That is what you use to answer your fear.
Compare this Psalm 46:10 to Exodus 14:13-14.
Let God work.
The Hebrew word for "be still" means to let it fall; let the concerns hang down. Then, slack off, especially your hands. No exertion needed. Leave the matter with God.
Oh! The Providence in all our problems.
Oh! The Power in what we contemplate.
Oh! That introduction!
Take the comfort!
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