My God, Thank You For Bringing Me Up Out of Sinfulness

January 25 Scripture Meditations Based on Leviticus 11-15

Key Verse – Leviticus 11:45 For I am the LORD that bringeth you up out of the land of Egypt, to be your God: ye shall therefore be holy, for I am holy.

MY GOD, THANK YOU FOR BRINGING ME UP OUT OF SINFULNESS Thank You for bringing me up out of sinfulness’ defilement Toward Your holiness-fulfillment Thru Your salvation’s eternal endowment To grant me life everlasting and heaven-settlement. Thank You for bringing me up out of sinfulness’ anxiety Toward Your forgiveness-certainty Thru Your mercy’s divine authority To lead me to Your will’s sovereignty. Thank You for bringing me up out of sinfulness’ destruction Toward Your safety protection Thru Your law’s guarding action To shelter me from idolatry’s abomination. Thank You for bringing me up out of sinfulness’ filthiness Toward Your sanctification-cleanliness Thru Your purification’s perfect worthiness To clothe me with Your garments of righteousness. Thank You for bringing me up out of sinfulness’ evil Toward Your victory-power over the Devil Thru Your truth’s refining anvil To strengthen me of my faith while I stand morally civil. Thank You for bringing me up out of sinfulness’ slavery Toward Your freedom-liberty from iniquity’s misery Thru Your sacrifice’s great mystery To help me declare Your Gospel story.
January 25, 2022
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January 26, 2022 at 12:24 AM
Through your wonderful poems, everyday you are declaring His Gospel story to the world, perhaps with equal vehemence and vigor as any of His apostles ! Great Beata ! Stay Blessed~~
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