My God, Thank You For Recognizing My Works

December 19 Scripture Meditations Based on Revelation 2

Key Verse – Revelation 2:2 I know thy works, and thy labour, and thy patience, and how thou canst not bear them which are evil… 

MY GOD, THANK YOU FOR RECOGNIZING MY WORKS Thank You for recognizing my works of servant-role Being Your child with saved soul Toward heavenly goal While pursuing holiness’ pole. Thank You for recognizing my works of steward-faithfulness Being Your labourer with divine goodness Toward fruitful effectiveness While showing virtues’ productiveness. Thank You for recognizing my works of saintliness-radiance Being Your redeemed with joyful brilliance Toward scriptural ambiance While proving righteousness’ allegiance. Thank You for recognizing my works of supplication-fervency Being Your adopted with granted mercy Toward prayerful persistency While receiving forgiveness’ clemency. Thank You for recognizing my works of sacrifice-sincerity Being Your ransomed with eternal security Toward submissive humility While fulfilling commission’s authority. Thank You for recognizing my works of sanctuary-participation Being Your convert with biblical instruction Toward compassionate edification While supporting church’s function. Thank You for recognizing my works of spirituality-commitment Being Your heir with wealthy settlement Toward everlasting investment While enjoying ministry’s involvement.
December 19, 2022
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December 21, 2022 at 11:38 AM
God does see it all. A wonderful write. Have a Merry Christmas With Blessings...................
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