HEART THAT FEARS THE COMPASSIONATE LORD WHO IS THE KING

July 21 Heart for God Bible Meditations Based on Proverbs 24-26

Key Verse – Proverbs 24:21 My son, fear thou the LORD and the king: and meddle not with them that are given to change.

HEART THAT FEARS THE COMPASSIONATE LORD WHO IS THE KING Our heart fears the compassionate Lord Who is the King in His greatness Along our prayer-earnestness that reveals our urgent neediness Against enviousness and greediness’ stubbornness Making us grateful for His goodness. Our heart fears the compassionate Lord Who is the King in His sovereignty Along our entreaty that exhibits our sincere humility Against pride and humanism’s frailty Making us obedient to His authority. Our heart fears the compassionate Lord Who is the King in His salvation-zest Along our request that shows our heavenly quest midst life's test Against selfishness and pride’s pest Making us appreciative of His blessings' best. Our heart fears the compassionate Lord Who is the King in His mercy Along our fervency that asserts our diligent persistency Against slothfulness and boredom’s deficiency Making us expectant of His sufficiency. Our heart fears the compassionate Lord Who is the King in His direction Along our supplication that manifests our eternal vocation Against carnality and earthliness’ ambition Making us responsive to His instruction. Our heart fears the compassionate Lord Who is the King in His might Along our plight that presents our spiritual delight Against vanity and worldliness’ blight Making us radiant by His light. Our heart fears the compassionate Lord Who is the King in His glory’s flame Along our claim that reflects our revived service-aim Against doubts and worries’ blame Making us exultant of His fame.
July 21, 2026
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Terry Avatar
July 21, 2026 at 1:04 AM
This monologue is sensational! I like the rhythm and the rhyming that lets it read so well.
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