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Devotional - 12th Jan 2022

 'For the Lord is our Judge, the Lord is our lawgiver, the Lord is our king, he will save us'
( Isaiah 33:22).

The Lord Jesus Christ is our Judge, committed to Him by the Father. He will Judge his people and right their wrongs. He is the One who has written His laws on our hearts and put His right Spirit within us, to enable us to keep them.
The Lord is our king and will save us from all our sins with an everlasting salvation.
Isaiah is reminding us that the Lord is our Judge  and is on our side. He is not looking to condemn us but to save us from our sins. He as our Judge, will judge us right and his judgment will be base on His will and his grace and love.
We ought to be grateful that Christ is indeed our Judge, because He is holy and righteous and we do not have to fear his judgment.
Our future and our life are secure in Him, as our king, when He returns for his people. We ought to recognise and acknowledge Christ as our Judge, Lawgiver and King. He has the right to rule our consciences, to rule and guide us by His Word. He will never fail us, therefore, we should allow Him to guide our path and our footsteps, by His Word. He is the only way of obtaining  salvation.
The Lord is our Judge to whom we are accountable, whose judgment we ought to abide in. He is our King in whom we pay homage, allegiance and tribute, who is able to save us to the utmost. He is our lawgiver and His Word is a law to us, which lead us to Him and we must be in total obedience to Him.
Let us seek the Lord daily  and allow Him to work on our hearts through the power of the Holy Spirit. God is aware of what is taking place in our lives, so we have no need to fear. He has the power and wisdom and love to either allow the situation to run its course or to stop what's happening. Whatever He does is in his time and according to his will and purpose, not ours. Therfore, only trust Him and He will save you.

Have a wonderful day

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