My God, Thank You For Satisfying Me

May 21 Scripture Meditations Based on Psalms 90-92

Key Verse – Psalm 90:14 O satisfy us early with thy mercy; that we may rejoice and be glad all our days. 

MY GOD, THANK YOU FOR SATISFYING ME Thank You for satisfying me with Your mercy For my gladness despite feelings of insufficiency While I sing praises to Your name’s excellency Upon Your loving kindness’ consistency. Thank You for satisfying me with Your graciousness For my gratefulness despite economic crises’ seriousness While I trust in Your constant faithfulness Upon Your triumph’s greatness. Thank You for satisfying me with Your salvation For my assurance despite doubts’ insinuation While I believe in Your Word’s perfection Upon Your immutability’s function. Thank You for satisfying me with Your blessing For my provisions despite poverty-cursing While I stay in Your will’s nursing Upon Your nourishment’s raising. Thank You for satisfying me with Your fellowship For my strength despite debilitating worldly partnership While I draw near Your heart that’s offering vibrant relationship Upon Your fatherhood’s leadership. Thank You for satisfying me with Your counsel For my guidance despite daily routine’s hassle While I learn from Your truth’s easel Upon Your wisdom’s epistle.
May 21, 2022
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May 21, 2022 at 9:25 AM
gratitude speaks loudly here and justly so, a close contact with God begins in every line herein....it is how i was freed long ago in recovery, God in my life as you write gave me more than a life worth living but one that is happy, joyous, and free....grateful in the grace
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