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Devotional - 07th Apr 2021

 'Great is our Lord, and of great power: his understanding is infinite'
(Psalm 147:5).

The Lord our God, the Saviour and Creator, is  great and powerful. He is a great King above all Kings and His understanding is infinite. As human beings, with our finite minds we cannot think to fathom His wisdom or measure his knowledge. God is a God of possibilities. All things are possible with Him, even the things that are impossible to us. He is the same God who put the stars in place and hung the earth in space. He is able to count all the stars in the galaxy and has a name for them all. He created every thing in the earth out of nothing and formed man from the dust of the earth, then breathe His breath into him and he because a living soul. What a great and powerful God we serve. With our finite minds we can never understand the infinite knowledge or wisdom of God. He us infinite in time, in love and in space. His understanding is unsearchable and is love immeasurable. If we truly understand the goodness of God and reflect on His greatness and power, we would revere and adore Him. We would praise and adore him day and night. Our Lord did not just created all things, He sustained everything he had made. He didn't leave His creation by chance and said, "I created you do now go and take care of yourselves." No! That would have been chaotic.  He is a God of order and ordered all things in heaven and in earth. How great is the power of Our Lord and his understanding is infinite. We can see the goodness of God all around us and even been manifested in our lives. Let us take Jesus at his word, acknowledge his great power to help and save us in all we encounter through life's journey. Let us appreciate and be thankful for His creative, sustaining and redemptive power, as follow Him. Let us acknowledge and give praise for His infinite wisdom and understanding.

Have a wonderful day 🌹🌹
EC

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