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Devotional - 10th Feb 2021

 'And they that know thy name will put their trust in thee: for thou, Lord, hast not forsaken them that seek thee' (Psalm 9:10).

It is a good thing to rejoice in the Lord Most High. He is our strength from day to day and we need to follow him all the way. He is our refuge in times of trouble, and all those who know His name will put their trust in Him. God promises to set on high those who know His name (Ps. 91:14).  We can be confident when we seek God, knowing He will not forsake us. When Jesus returns, every knee shall bow and every tongue will confess that He is Lord, whether you know Him or not. He is our gracious and loving God, full of compassion and goodness. He is merciful and forgiving and bountiful in grace. He is our Salvation and we must not fear or be afraid. He is the resurrection and life, those who trusted in Him will have life everlasting. When we know the name of God and who he is, we will believe on His Word and trust his promises. Jesus died for all, but it is  those who trust and believe that will be saved by grace through their faith in Him. We have the assurance that Christ will never forsake or abandon us, who seek after him. He who shed His precious blood for us,  will not condemn those who are in Him. The Bible says, "There is therfore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus..."  (Romans 8:1). We must know God and trust Him. For those who are in a state of ignorance, it is of vital importance to have a knowledge of God. They should get to know Him through His Word and seek to have a relationship with him, knowing his wonderful attributes; understanding his love and mercy towards his people. they will come to trust and believe on Him by faith, having the assurance that He will not forsake them when they seek Him. Let us seek to know the name of Jesus and what it means to us, as we trust in Him with our whole heart. We should never forget He is our Rock and High Tower; our Comforter and Friend; our Light and Salvation; our Joy and Peace; our Lily of the valley and our Rose of Sharon; He is our life. We are assured of His faithfulness, His protection and shelter and we do not have to fear any evil or be afraid of anyone, because the Lord is our Shelter and will be with us; and He will never forsake those who trust and seek after him.

Have a wonderful day 🌹🌹

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