"Shout for joy, you heavens; rejoice, you earth; burst into song, you mountains! For the LORD comforts his people and will have compassion on his afflicted ones." (Isaiah 43:13 NIV)
Once
the Prophet Isaiah has assured the children of Israel will not allow
them to go hungry or die of thirst or heat from the sun, he infers that
even the heavens, all the earth, and the mountains should
praise the Lord for His compassion and comfort of those who have been
persecuted.
The same God, who
would not leave His chosen people to their own devices, loved them in
spite of them and after a time--giving them room to reflect upon their
behavior--He still decided to make sure they had everything they needed
and would be saved their persecutors. The same God--will do the same
those of us who have chosen Him--and He has received us unto Himself. He
will not allow us to suffer lack when we obey Him.
We
can look around us and see those who have chosen to live in opposition
to His Word and know that their end--will not the same as those who live
according to His Word. God is not mocked and He will not bless mess,
corruption, rebellion, and disobedience. People may think they're
getting away with something, but they are not. And when we understand
this, we can keep our faith moving forward, not focused on the
foolishness of man, but on the mercy, grace and love of God who will
redeem us from the hands of the enemy.
Shout
for joy all you people who love The Lord! Sing praises unto Him who
loves us in spite of us and will not allow us to suffer lack. Dance in
the victory of being an overcomer for we shall overcome all the
enemy puts in our path to defeat us--we are more than conquerors. We
have a right to make "some noise" over all He is doing for us and will do when we allow Him to guide us in all things! Hallelujah!
I don't know about you, but when
I think about Jesus and all He has done, I could dance, dance, dance,
all day! Singing a new song, from the depths of my soul as my heart
rejoices in His goodness and mercy that endures forever!
Are you ready? Shout in the name of Jesus! Hallelujah! Glory to Your Name, Lord!
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