(v2) When I go
(v2) What I think
(v3) What I do
(v4) What I say
His Knowledge = too high
Ps 139:1-6
(Spurgeon's
Note)
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Perfect in Knowledge)
"There never was a
time in which we were unknown to God, and there never will be a moment in
which we shall be beyond His observation...This
is a fact to be remembered every moment: sitting down to consider, or
rising up to act, we are still seen, known, and read by Jehovah our
Lord...Though
Thou shouldst give but a glance at my heart, and see me as one sees a
passing meteor moving afar, yet Thou wouldst by that glimpse sum up all
the meanings of my soul, so transparent is everything to Thy piercing
glance....The
Lord judges our active life and our quiet life; he discriminates our
action and our repose, and marks that in them which is good and also that
which is evil. There is chaff in all our wheat, and the Lord divides them
with unerring precision...This
should fill us with awe, so that we sin not; with courage, so that we fear
not; with delight, so that we mourn not....Behind
us there is God recording our sins, or in grace blotting out the
remembrance of them; and before us there is God foreknowing all our deeds,
and providing for all our wants. We cannot turn back and so escape Him,
for He is behind; we cannot go forward and outmarch Him, for He is before...Shall
we not alter the figure, and say that our heavenly Father has folded His
arms around us, and caressed us with His hand? It is even so with those
who are by faith the children of the Most High...Such
knowledge not only surpasses my comprehension, but even my imagination....Mount
as I may, this truth is too lofty for my mind. It seems to be always above
me, even when I soar into the loftiest regions of spiritual thought. Is
it not so with every attribute of God? Can we attain to any idea of
His power, His wisdom, His holiness? Our mind has no line with which to
measure the Infinite. " (CHS)
Infinite in
understanding
Ps 147:5
(Spurgeon's
note)
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Ge 18:14
"Is
anything
too
difficult for the
LORD?
Nothing is too difficult for Jehovah
What impossible situation or task are you facing today? Ask yourself this
question: Is it too difficult for God? Run to the Rock that is higher than
you & take refuge in His tower of strength (Ps 61:2-3
Read
Spurgeon's devotional).
Cry out to the God of the impossible & rest in His perfect wisdom, timing
& power.
The omnipotent God is your Source of strength - "You cannot serve
Him in your strength. You can only serve Him in the strength He gives as
you need it. Here, take the bread, take the fish, and feed the thousands.
Never say that it is not enough (Mt 14:17)" The omnipotent One "will multiply both the bread and the
fish as it is broken and consumed. There will be more than you need. "
(CHS)
Jer 32:17
'Ah
Lord
GOD!
Behold, Thou hast
made the
heavens & the
earth by Thy
great
power & by
Thy outstretched
arm!
Nothing is
too
difficult for Thee
(Read Spurgeon's devotional)
Cf
"Is
the
LORD'S
power
limited ?"Now
you shall
see whether My
word will
come
true for you
or not."
Nu 11:23
(Read
Spurgeon's devotional)
"I
know that Thou
can do
all
things & that
no
purpose of Thine can be
thwarted.
Job 42:2
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ALL OF GOD
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The Lord is With Us)
The
eyes of the
LORD are in
every
place,
watching the
evil & the
good.
Pr 15:3
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here for every use of the phrase "the eyes of the
LORD" in the NASB)
God is everywhere all the time for as
the psalmist says
"He will not allow your foot to slip. He who keeps you will not slumber."
(Ps 121:3)
Spurgeon remarks "A
present God! I cannot suggest a theme to make you more courageous. You
will find it exceedingly helpful and comforting to discover God in the
unimportant things. You will find it exceedingly
helpful and comforting to discover God in the unimportant things. If we
had a God for only great things and not also for little things, we would
be miserable. Blessed be our heavenly Father. He that wings an angel,
guides a sparrow. He that rolls a world along, molds a tear and marks its
track when it trickles from your eye."
"Can a
man
hide himself in
hiding
places so I do not
see him?"
declares
Jehovah. "Do I not
fill the
heavens and the
earth?"
declares
Jehovah
Jer 23:23-24
Ps 139:7
139:8
139:9
139:10
139:11
139:12
(Spurgeon's
Note)
Spurgeon adds that "the Puritans
believed in an ever-present
God. Oh to be able to feel God everywhere, in the little as
well as the great, in our rising up and our sitting down, in our going out
and our coming in. I cannot imagine a life more blessed or a spirit more
related to the spirit of the glorified than the mind and heart of the
person who lives in God, who knows and feels that
God is ever-present. If
you are in personal danger, or in the midst of a storm, or facing illness,
and if you hear a voice saying, “Surely the Lord is in this place”
(Ge 28:16)
you will be perfectly at rest." (See
Note)
"The
God Who
made the
world &
all
things in it, since He is
Lord of
heaven &
earth, does not
dwell in
temples
made with
hands
Acts 17:24
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Everlasting)
God's
Testimony
'Indeed,
I
lift up My
hand to
heaven, &
say,
as I
live
forever
Dt 32:40
For
thus
says the
high &
exalted One Who
lives
forever, whose
name is
Holy, "I
dwell on a
high and
holy place & also with the
contrite &
lowly of
spirit in order to
revive the
spirit of the
lowly & to
revive the
heart of the
contrite.
Isa 57:15
Man's Testimony
"But at the end of that period I, Nebuchadnezzar, raised my eyes toward
heaven, and my reason returned to me, and I blessed the Most High and
praised and honored Him Who
lives forever; for His dominion is an everlasting
dominion, and His kingdom
endures from generation to generation."
Da 4:34
"The
eternal God is a
dwelling place, and underneath are the
everlasting arms;
and He drove out the enemy from before you, And said, 'Destroy!' (Dt 33:27)
(Spurgeon's
Note)
Abraham
planted a
tamarisk
tree at
Beersheba, and
there he
called on the
name of the
Jehovah
the
Everlasting
God.
(El
Olam =
God of Eternity)
Ge 21:33
Do you not
know ? Have you not
heard ?
The
Everlasting
God,
the
LORD, the
Creator of the
ends of the
earth does not
become
weary or
tired. His
understanding is
inscrutable.
Isa 40:28
Ps 90:1-2
Lord,
Thou have
been our
dwelling
place in
all
generations.
Before the
mountains were
born or Thou
gave
birth to the
earth & the
world, Even from
everlasting to
everlasting, Thou are
God.
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Spurgeon's note)
"I
am the Alpha & the
Omega,"
says the
Lord
God, "Who is &
Who was & Who is to
come, the
Almighty."
Rev 1:8
BEFORE
ALL TIME
To the
only
God our
Savior,
through
Jesus
Christ our
Lord, be
glory,
majesty,
dominion &
authority,
before
all
time &
now &
forever.
Amen.
Jude 25