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Devotional - 21st Jun 2021

 'He that planted the ear, shall he not hear? he that formed the eye, shall he not see?' (Psalm 94:9).

God is the Mastermind and Architect of our lives. His blueprint for each of us is unique, and we are His Masterpiece. God is the Potter who molded every part of our body and fashion it, including our ears and eyes. We did not just exist out on nothing. It is God who created us in his own image and likeness, and how our bodies are formed proved there is indeed a Designer and Maker who is infinite and transcend all things.The text said, "he planted the ears." When you think about planting, you think of digging deep. God is saying he planted the ear like a tree. He made a hole in the side of our head and with much skill, fitted it with organs capable of receiving sounds. Therefore, God who planted the ear is capable of hearing, even beyond what we can hear. He formed the eye and like a potter, molded and fashioned it in exquisite parts to receive objects and give light, which passes through the pupil from the cornea. Will God not able to see, the One who made us to see? His power of sight is far beyond what we can see. God's eyes are everywhere and we can not hide from him. As we seek to have more  knowledge of these organs, it should deeply impress upon us of the power and wisdom of God and to recognise how we are wonderfully made. Let us therefore have confidence and trust in the Creator, God, who made the ear and the eye, knowing He can hear and see us. God knows everything! The hearing ear and the seeing eye all came from the Lord. It makes perfect sense that God hears all that is said and sees all that's done against him, as well as, his people. Let us seek to understand and have a knowledge of ourselves as God's creature, so we can have a greater  knowledge of the Creator. Remember our God can hear and see, and that we have our hearing and sight from him, and are accountable to him for the way we use them. Let us rejoice that we are God's creation and are wonderfully and beautifully made by him. Praise be to God our wonderful and amazing Creator.

Have a wonderful day🌹🌹EC

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