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4/6/13

Saturday Devotional...Taste and See that the Lord is Good!



Sometimes I am blown away at how good the Lord is to us, how ready to forgive, how willing to speak into our lives, how glad to lift us up when we are good and even when we are not so good. The Bible is filled with verses about how the Lord is good to us. Here are just a few…

I will sing to the LORD because he is good to me.







You know the message God sent to the people of Israel, 
announcing the good news of peace
through Jesus Christ, who is Lord of all.





Has the LORD ever needed anyone’s advice?
 Does he need instruction about what is good? 
Did someone teach him what is right
or show him the path of justice?



I, too, give witness to the greatness of God, our Lord, 
high above all other gods. He does just as he pleases— 
however, wherever, whenever. He makes the weather—
clouds and thunder, lightning and rain, 
wind pouring out of the north. 
He struck down the Egyptian firstborn,
both human and animal firstborn. 
He made Egypt sit up and take notice,
confronted Pharaoh and his servants with miracles. 
Yes, he struck down great nations, he slew mighty kings—
Sihon king of the Amorites, 
also Og of Bashan—
every last one of the Canaanite kings! 
Then he turned their land over to Israel,
a gift of good land to his people.




Heavenly Father,
When I am challenged and feeling alone, help me to remember that You are good to me and always present to me. Thank You, Lord, for your never ending love, forgiveness and compassion to me. 
Amen.

Written by
     God

with a comment
 and a prayer by
       Corinne Mustafa

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