Lord God, You Are My Ways' Ponderer
June 23, 2023 Relationship to God Bible Meditations Based on Proverbs 5-8
Key Verse – Proverbs 5:21 For the ways of man are before the eyes of the LORD, and he pondereth all his goings.
LORD GOD, YOU ARE MY WAYS’ PONDERER
Lord God, You are my ways’ Ponderer,
always regarding me with Your discretion
Thank You for shielding me from pride’s consumption
To fill me with Your spiritual wealth’s provision
As well as peace of redemption against hell’s condemnation.
Lord God, You are my ways’ Ponderer,
always instructing me with Your voice
Thank You for guarding me from mischief’s choice
To let me overcome temptations of sluggard’s poise
As well as interferences of evil noise.
Lord God, You are my ways’ Ponderer,
always leading me with Your commandment
Thank You for sealing me by Your ransom’s settlement
To guide me toward faithful stewardship-fulfillment
As well as fruitful ministry commitment.
Lord God, You are my ways’ Ponderer,
always keeping me within Your law
Thank You for assuring me security from enemy’s paw
To insure me deliverance against impudence-claw
As well as bondage of deception flaw.
Lord God, You are my ways’ Ponderer,
always meeting me with Your loving kindness
Thank You for inviting me to hearken unto with humbleness
To cause me to yield to You with submissiveness
As well as willingness while praising Your goodness.
Lord God, You are my ways’ Ponderer,
always speaking to me with Your excellency
Thank You for teaching me to hate deceit and its fallacy
To let me dwell with Your prudence and mercy
As well as wisdom and truth’s constancy.
Lord God, You are my ways’ Ponderer,
always possessing me with Your ownership
Thank You for encompassing me around Your sweet fellowship
To affirm to me Your favourable wondrous friendship
As well as everlasting marvellous relationship.
June 23, 2023
Copyright © Beata Agustin | Year Posted 2023
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