Encourage Believers to Acknowledge and Reverence God's Omnipresent Nature

Commentary on Psalm 139 :7

"Where can I go from Your Spirit? Where can I flee from Your presence?"

Reflection

David's rhetorical question emphasizes God's omnipresence, acknowledging:

1. God's Constant Presence: No place can hide from God.

2. Divine Awareness: God knows all.

3. Intimacy: David recognizes God's closeness.

Implications

1. Accountability: God's presence encourages righteous living.

2. Trust: Believers can trust God's guidance.

3. Reverence: Recognizing God's omnipresence inspires awe.

Biblical Context

Psalm 139 explores God's intimate knowledge and presence in believers' lives.

Application

1. Acknowledge God's Presence: Recognize God's constant presence.

2. Live Righteously: Live according to God's will.

3. Trust God's Guidance: Trust God's wisdom.

Psalm 139:7 encourages believers to acknowledge and reverence God's omnipresent nature.

For those who want to receive Jesus Christ please repeat after me:

Lord God

I come to you as a sinner, I need, and I want your forgiveness. I accept your death as the penalty for my sin and recognize that your merci and grace as a gift. Cleanse me and made me as your child. From now on, help me live for you.

Lord God, God of Jacob, I come to you as your humble child, encourage as believers to acknowledge and reverence God’s omnipresence nature in your name we pray. Amen!

Be blessed! Have a good Sunday.