"You love righteousness and hate wickedness; therefore
God, your God, has set you above your companions by anointing you with
the oil of joy." (Psalm 45:7 NIV)
This wedding
song (in 17 verses) depicts what God's response is to those who love
righteousness and hate wickedness. When we do what is right, God sets us
apart and above, anointing us with the oil of joy, not sadness.
If the wedding participants honor God, then God honors the wedding participants.
He anoints the joining together of a man and woman so their hearts are
filled with joy, looking with great expectancy to all God has promised
them.
When we honor God--all of His promises are yes and amen.
When
we honor God, in the fulfillment of the marriage plan designed by Him,
we can become one as husband and wife, without fear or trepidation of
the outcome.
When we honor God, He blesses us as individuals, and as a couple and all of our children are blessed.
When
we honor God and keep Him first as our focus in living, our homes will
know peace and so will our communities when all are honoring Him.
When we honor God, we know we can talk to Him and He will direct our paths in all things.
When
we honor God, we know when we hear from Him and we are not deceived by
the enemy who infiltrates the minds of those who waffle about obedience
to God.
When we honor God, we know when the devil is trying to entice us to live in opposition to God's Word.
When we honor God, nothing is impossible for us to accomplish because we please Him, and He gives us the desires of our hearts.
When we honor God--we can count on Him to make the crooked roads straight, both naturally and spiritually.
When
we honor God--we accept our shortcomings and submit to His
instructions, receiving correction with the love that He gives it.
When
we honor God--He completes us as individuals and when we meet another
completed person (not a half), God is pleased with the union and blesses
all we do, jointly.
All this and more will God do for those who honor Him with their whole life, living to please Him and not flesh.
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