What can you say to God?
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What can you say to God?
7 Mini-Prayers For When You’re Seeking More Of God’s Presence In Your Life.
What is the meaning of Psalm 46 10?
Psalm 46:10 is a direct command from God to stop our futile efforts in dealing with things that are His domain. He asks us to put down our weapons of war and stand in awe of Him and His mighty power. When all nations of the world see the power of God, they will exalt and honor Him as the one true God.
What does the Bible say about Be still and know I am God?
Like many Bible verses, this one (Psalm 46:10) is often ripped from its context to declare something not intended in the passage itself. Well-meaning Christians may use this as a consolation in times of worry and frustration – as if God is saying, “relax, I got this.”
Can I say God bless you too?
God bless you too/Likewise(or any variant, if you are Christian and/or believe in God), you get the idea. Otherwise, just say “Thank you.” You thank the person who wishes you well, without any reference to your or their belief/faith/religion, while being polite in the process.
What does it mean to be still before God?
Today in church our pastor taught on the Bible scripture, “Be still and know that I am God.” Psalm 46:10. “Be still’ means to stop striving, stop fighting, relax. It also means to “put your hands down”. Sometimes we put our hands up to defend ourselves from all that life can bring our way.
What does Psalm 46 say?
“Psalm 46 says God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. The reality is that there will be difficult times, but God promises to be our refuge. When buildings crumbling and our world is shaken. God has not failed us.
What does it mean when God says be still?
How do I wait on the Lord?
9 Ways We Are To Wait Upon the Lord
- Acknowledging God’s sovereign control of all things.
- Coming to terms with our dependence upon God.
- Seeking spiritual strength from the Lord.
- Being patient and quiet.
- Refraining from needless fear and worry.
- Continuing to learn and obey God’s commands.
- Expecting the Lord to save.
Why did God say “I am that I am”?
God wanted to assure Moses and Israel that God would become what they would need Him to become . In using the words “I AM THAT I AM,” God used an expression to reveal to Moses a promise and pledge found in His name. Throughout the Old Testament in the original Hebrew, God is known by his four-letter name YHWH.
What are you to say to the Israelites?
This is what you are to say to the Israelites: ‘I AM has sent me to you.’“ (Exodus 3:14) For generations following this interaction between God and Moses, the Israelites revered the name of God (“I AM”) as a precious title that was not to be slandered or given to anyone or anything other than God himself. Then along came Jesus.
Is “I am God” in the Gospels?
When Jesus took on God’s holy title as his own, He was stating the modern equivalent of “I am God”. He did this repeatedly over the course of his ministry (see Mark 14:62, John 18:5-6, John 8:24 and John 8:28). So while you may not find the expression “I am God” in the Gospels, you’ll certainly find the ancient equivalent.
Did Jesus call himself “I am God”?
First, he claimed to be eternal and to have existed before Abraham! But more importantly, Jesus called himself by the ancient title ascribed only to God Himself, “I AM”. The Pharisees knew exactly what Jesus meant by this. From their perspective, Jesus said specifically, “I am God”.