2 Kings 6-8; Psalm 93
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Normally when I’m reading the scriptures for the day I read the
psalm last, but today, for no apparent reason, I turned to the psalm
first. I stopped after I read the
first line, knowing God led me there first today for a reason. Yet another reminder He knew I needed:
“The Lord reigns, He is robed in majesty.” And then the next verse down, “Your throne was established
long ago; You are from all eternity.”
He reigns over all.
He is on the throne. There
is nothing to fear.
Then I turned to 2 Kings 6 and read, ‘Don’t be afraid,’ the
prophet answered. ‘Those who are
with us are more than those who are with them.’ And Elisha prayed, ‘O Lord, open his eyes so he may
see.’ Then the Lord opened the
servant’s eyes, and he looked and saw the hills full of horses and chariots of
fire all around Elisha.”
Elisha’s servant was only looking at the trouble that was nearing,
but God opened his eyes to see they had an army of God surrounding them far
greater than anything that could threaten them.
Thankful for His voice today speaking to my heart: Don’t You know I’m in control? I’m here. I’m here in greater and bigger ways than you can possibly
imagine! Trust me.
God, open our
eyes.
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