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Devotional - 20th Jan 2022

 'Thy word is true from the beginning: and every one of thy righteous judgment endureth for ever' (Psalm 119:160).

All of God's people throughout the ages, who received His Word in faith and love, have a testimony of God's goodness and faithfulnes.
God is true and his Word is true from the first moment it was spoken. Every part of God's word is true, from the Old Testament to the new Testament. There is no mistake either in the Word of God or in the providential dealings with God.  All His judgments are righteous and endures for ever. There is nothing in God's Word that need to amend or reverse; His commands and judgement are holy and righteous.
The Word of God says, "Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, Till all be fulfilled" (Matthew 5:18).
When our obedience comes from a principled place of love, it is pleasing to God and pleasant to us.
Christ is our Advocate and Redeemer, all who were quickened by his  Spirit and grace, and were dead in trespasses and sin, need to have the work of God's grace revived in them. Let us seek the mercies of God, which is like a fountain that never runs dry and confident of His Word and his righteous judgment.
God's Word is true in its principle, and in all of its details. From Adam to Moses, and from Moses to Christ, from Christ  through to the end of the world.
God's Word will never be obsolete, because it comes from God and will endure forever. When Christ was on earth, he used the Word of God to answer every temptation that Satan threw in his path. As followers of Christ, we too need to have the word of God in our hearts, that we might be able to withstand every temptations that Satan throws in our path.
Let us hid the Word of God in our hearts, that we might not sin against  God. ( Psalm 119:160).

Have a wonderful day

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