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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required May 8 Scripture Meditations Based on Psalms 46-49 Key Verse – Psalm 47:3 He shall subdue the people under us, and the nations under our feet. MY GOD, THANK YOU FOR SUBDUING ME POWERFULLY Thank You for subduing me powerfully, smiting my haughtiness Thru Your ruling graciousness To teach me genuine humbleness Toward functional meekness. Thank You for subduing me powerfully, checking my anger Thru Your loving touch with compassion’s finger To shield me against bitterness-dagger Toward helpful kindness that does divinely linger. Thank You for subduing me powerfully, correcting my ignorance Thru Your upholding wisdom, full of truth’s assurance To keep me from foolishness-endurance Toward biblical conviction’s performance and forbearance. Thank You for subduing me powerfully, admonishing my backsliding Thru Your complete forgiveness that’s iniquity-ridding To embrace me within Your mercy’s enfolding Toward worshipful gratitude-attending. Thank You for subduing me powerfully, conquering my discontentment Thru Your abounding provisions’ bestowment To satisfy me with heavenly fulfillment Toward praise-moved commitment. Thank You for subduing me powerfully, vanquishing my materialism Thru Your eternal words outlasting earthly truism To rebuke me and my vain humanism Toward earnest service geared by godly optimism. May 8, 2022
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