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| Posted by yeshuaboy - 12-05-2014 07:24 AM |
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El Shaddai, El Elyon Adonai, Father of our Hope and Freedom, we join in that eternal song, giving You thanks from the core of our being. You were and You are. In the past You acted mightily to create, to call, to redeem, and to win victory over death. In the present You reign, You listen, and You love. We give thanks today for all that You are, for all that You have been, and for all the wonders of the future that we have yet to see. Father of Mercies and Elohim of all Comfort, we want to keep our priorities straight, but it isn't easy. We want You to rule over our lives, but we keep taking that throne for ourselves. We want Your righteousness to flow through everything we do, but we struggle daily with temptation. We want to trust You for the daily stuff of life, but all too often we begin to fret about those things. But today we commit ourselves anew. Let us strive first for Your Kingdom, and trust You for everything else. O Eternal One, sometimes it seems that we're travelling through a vast desert. We trudge through the sifting sands with little idea of we're going and refreshment is hard to come by. But then we look to You, and we remember Your promises. You promise to provide for us, quencing our spiritual hunger and thirst. And You say You'll guide us, giving us direction and motivation. Thank You for showing pity on us in our desperate, aimless times, and we trust you to lead us safely through all the arid places of our lives. Teach us to do Your will, for You are our Elohim. Let Your good spirit lead us a level path. Gives us grace for every trial, feed us with the living bread. Please give us some of the wisdom we so desperately need. And Almighty Elohim, we will praise Your Name with a song, we will magnify You with Thanksgiving. Because of Your grace in Your Son Yeshua, the Messiah, the Righteous Servant, and the King who shalll reign and prosper and shall execute judgment and justice in the earth. Amen, so be it. Halleluyah. |

