Psalm 119:22 - "Remove from me scorn and contempt, for I keep your statutes."
I wonder what he was feeling . . .
when he wrote these words:
Remove from me scorn and contempt
Do you remove something that isn't there?
Was he feeling the pain that would inevitably come if God was showing him scorn and contempt?
I wonder if . . .
I've ever been the object of the scorn of God.
That's a selfish thing to wonder.
I wonder.
I wonder if . . .
David felt like he had to bargain with God.
He felt like he had to prove himself.
He truly felt that he kept God's commands.
I wonder.
And, I wonder how it would feel if you felt like you were living under God's scorn and contempt to have that removed. To be washed clean. To be forgiven.
I know.
Dear God,
I do know. For, I am a sinner, saved by grace. I have been washed clean. You are so good. You are so full of grace. You are God and Your love endures forever. I am so blessed.
In Jesus' name,
Amen.
Monday, September 10, 2007
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