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Devotional - 26th Jul 2021

 'God is greatly to be feared in the assembly of the saints, all them that are about him' (Psalm 89:7)

God is always faithful to his children and is therefore, to be greatly feared as we reverence Him. How amazing it is to recognise that we are deeply loved by the Lord our God. It is always a great feeling to know we are loved by our parents, our spouses, and children, isn't it? How much more, should our feeling be, when we know the love of God for us, and that it stands forever. In the assembly of the angels, it is said, God is greatly to be praise. They know how to worship the Creator God and experience His presence.   With awe they praise and worship God for His amazing love for the sacrifice He made on behalf of fallen human race, through His Son Jesus Christ. We do have a lot to give God thanks for and to show reverence and awe for what He has done for us . We should approach God with awe when we think of His mighty power; His greatness; His Sovereignty. In other words, who He is! There is none who can be compared to God, in heaven or earth, so he is worthy of our praise. His awesome presence should fill our minds with awe. When we feel that His eye is upon us and know that He sees us, we cannot be engaged in sinful acts. Let us strive to serve God with reverence and godly fear, giving glory and honour to His name. All who believe in God will want to publicly worship Him, trust in the name of Jesus and seek to lift up one another and engage in praise and honour to God. From all ages God is  worshipped and is greatly to be feared in the assembly of his saints, all of whom is about him.

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