My God, Thank You For Bidding Me To Do Your Command

February 15 Scripture Meditations Based on Joshua 11-15

Key Verse – Joshua 11:9 And Joshua did unto them as the LORD bade him…

MY GOD, THANK YOU FOR BIDDING ME TO DO YOUR COMMAND Thank You for bidding me to do Your command to pray… Yes, to pray without ceasing while in Your plan I stay Through Your answering grace of no delay And satisfying provisions along servanthood’s way. Thank You for bidding me to do Your command to stand… Yes, to stand for Scriptural principles’ demand Through Your upholding hand And guarding security midst worldly band. Thank You for bidding me to do Your command to go… Yes, to go toward Your will where I’ll spiritually grow Through Your nourishing Word that makes me divinely glow And nurturing love from where Your blessings flow. Thank You for bidding me to do Your command to fight… Yes, to fight against unrighteousness and its sinful blight Through Your strengthening might And assuring battle-victory of truth and light. Thank You for bidding me to do Your command to labor… Yes, to labor in Your work of heavenly endeavor Through Your overtaking blessings midst ministry-rigor And refreshing rest of comfort’s succor. Thank You for bidding me to do Your command to worship… Yes, to worship You while in blissful fellowship Through Your delighting presence in Your offered friendship And compassionate leadership in my stewardship.
February 15, 2022
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Mcconnell Avatar
February 15, 2022 at 2:09 PM
Such a uplifting and inspiring q Beata, so excellently penned with nice rhyme and flow. Blessings always,Gordon
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