This psalm is special to me because it contains a verse that
Henry Blackaby used in Experiencing God, a Bible Study that God used
more than anything else to draw me back to Him:
“Some trust in chariots, others in horse, but WE trust the Lord our God.”
Although my commentary says that this is a prayer before
battle, I like to imagine David saying it to me, reminding me of what he
had discovered in his covenant with God.
“May the Lord answer you in
times of trouble. May the God of Jacob protect you. May He send
you help from His Temple, and support
you from Mount Zion. May He remember all your offerings and accept all your sacrifices. May He give
you what you want and make all your
plans succeed … May the Lord give
you all that You ask for. Now I know the Lord helps … He answers … and
saves … Some trust in chariots, others
in horses, but WE trust the Lord our God
…we march forward and win …Answer us
when we call for help.”
Wow! Powerful stuff
today, Father! I know that You watch over me and listen to my prayers. You answer when I ask in Your will. I
trust You God!
Your Brother In Christ,
Gary Ford
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