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SEE GOD IN HIS MERCY AND JUDGMENT

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TOPIC: SEE GOD IN HIS MERCY AND JUDGMENT 

Text: 2 Samuel 12: 11-14 

SATURDAY JANUARY 28th 

Key Verse: Psalm 101:1 I will sing of mercy and judgment: unto Thee, O Lord, will I sing. 
This was the commitment and resolution of King David, the righteous leader of God's people. Though it was the resolution of David the godly king, it is still the standard that Jesus the Bishop of our souls has as the One leading the flocks Himself. This is the standard every true and righteous leader must have. The Psalmist praised God both for His mercy and judgment as seen in our key verse. We must see God both in His mercy and judgment, goodness and severity; kindness and punishment; salvation and condemnation, quickening people back to life, and in destroying people forever. You need to see God in these two perspectives; mercy and judgment. 
We speak often of His grace, kindness, love, and forgiveness. Certainly, God will show you kindness, God will forgive your sins but see God also as a judge. Will He that judged Satan and the angels that followed him spare you? How many sins did Satan commit in heaven that warranted this everlasting curse on him? Remember that Satan was an archangel and covering cherub. Remember his beauty and the service he rendered to God. Have you done one percent of all the works Satan did when he was Lucifer in heaven? Isaiah 14:12-15. God’s Judgment went forth against Satan and he removed him from heaven. He was cast down to the earth, to the sides of the pit, and his dwelling in hell fire. 
The man of God must see mercy and judgment in the service of God: Some qualify by mercy to be in God's service but there are those who by God's judgment and severity have been rejected and excluded from God's service already as king Saul who although still serving yet was long rejected by God. Why? They took God’s mercy for granted and never feared His judgment. As a result, they still romance with sin in their daily lives. Know that as merciful as God is, He is also a God of judgment. When Saul was rejected as king, was he not still on the throne? Be careful, lest thou also fall into the judgment of God. 

Thought for the day See God as a great Judge

Song for today I will sing of the mercy of the Lord of the Lord 

Bible reading for the day: Exodus 16-18; Matthew 19:16-30
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