Be still and know that I am God

Meditations: Psalms 46:10-11

"Be still and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth! The Lord of hosts is with us; The God of Jacob is our refuge."

As long as we live here below, the negative effects of sin will endure until God makes all things new. We will experience disorders and sin will graduate to the highest possible mountain peaks.

While sin and evil may seem to triumph, the Lord God almighty sees and laughs. He comes to the aid of His children and momentarily grants them relief. Relief always comes to God's children and their cries to God never go unheard. The tears that flow on the chicks of the faces of his dear children never go unnoticed.

Even here below, the Lord God grants relief to his children. When the tears shed and their loud cries reach the heavens, God's children get spared of desperation. They stand still and behold the power of God as He leads them to victory.

Moses and the Israelites stood in between death (Pharaoh) and the deep waters of the red sea. In faith, Moses obeyed the voice of the Lord and matched on to victory. He and His people walked on the dry ground of the red sea. They watched God do the Impossible.

Trust in God's abilities to do what we cannot do is faith. By faith, we please God and trust God. Having done all that is required of us, let us be still and rest in the all powerful and omnipotent God. Let us be still and see God do what He knows best.

When life ends and our time is no more, we will have a better sight of the marvelous works of God. We will exalt him for his beauty and glory, and we will eternally ascribe honor, power, and praise to his majestic, glorious name. Our praises shall rise like bellows of smoke to adorn our marker and God as we see him honor his children and send Satan and his followers to damnation. The God of Jacob is indeed our eternal refuge.

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